September
- noun
- /sɛpˈtɛmbər/
:
septiembre
- The school year typically starts in September after the summer break.
So as you said, start in September and finish July time.
- So as you said, start in September and finish July time.
- My mom died this past September of Alzheimer's.
- And like since September, it has not grown.
- So these were sewn September, transplanted October.
- This new strain first appeared in September and has now taken over.
- I, I do one on in on in September and and January.
- So when I did this look back in September, I used my new lipsticks.
- So it was delayed, delayed to September and also cut down.
- It's dropping in September and this is my last album.
- That, that that was like September and October and it just wasn't Tuesday.
- And those four reasons are that number one, September is the true season of change.
- Oh yeah, September winters coming, you know, September, October.
Examples
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I've been going to metal core shows since September last year.
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Using French support, in September Warwick landed in Devon.
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Speaker, have just had their worst September on record.
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It's dropping in September and this is my last album.
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We're probably not cutting until the earliest September, if at all.
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OK, so when I come to Cleveland, September, I'll go.
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My mom died this past September of Alzheimer's.
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My order summer lingers through September in Camelot.
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My birthday is in September, so I always look forward to that month.
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Many trees begin to lose their leaves in September as autumn approaches.
Synonyms
Compounds
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3.4
Terrorist attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001 using hijacked planes
- NSFW
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9.9
A Palestinian armed group that carried out attacks in other countries in the early 1970s
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3.8
A day in 2001 when terrorists attacked the United States, destroying the World Trade Center and damaging the Pentagon
A Palestinian armed group known for killing eleven Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics
A Palestinian militant group that split from the PLO and carried out attacks in several countries
A Palestinian militant group known for killing Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics
- UK
A church feast day in England, Wales, and Ireland celebrating the angel Michael and marking a traditional quarter day
- Specialized
A time in late September when day and night are about equal, marking autumn north and spring south
Surface Forms
Etymology
September comes from the Latin word septem, which means 'seven', because in an old Roman calendar it was the seventh month. That's why September is now the ninth month but still has a name that remembers 'seven'.