St. Martin's summers
St. Martin's summers is the plural of St. Martin's summer.
Meaning of St. Martin's summer
Noun
St. Martin's summer (plural St. Martin's summers)
- A period of warm weather in early November, around the feast day of Saint Martin of Tours on the 11th.
- Near-synonyms: St. Luke's summer, Indian summer
- Synonyms:
- St. Luke's summer, Indian summer
Questions about St. Martin's summers
- What is St. Martin's summers the plural of?
- St. Martin's summers is the plural of St. Martin's summer.
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