Definition

A period of the year when plants begin to grow and flowers bloom, typically associated with warmer weather and longer days.

Example

The garden looks beautiful in springtide with all the flowers in full bloom.

Conversation

I'm really looking forward to the springtide this year!

Me too! It's always nice to see everything bloom again.

Yeah, I love how the parks look during springtide.

Absolutely! We should plan a picnic when it happens.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Springtide → It is formed from "spring" (from Old English *springan*, meaning to leap or jump) and "tide" (from Old English *tīd*, meaning time or season). The word "springtide" refers to the season of spring, a time when nature leaps into life.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'spring' as a time when nature 'leaps' into life, and 'tide' as a season. This helps you remember that 'springtide' is the season when everything springs back to life.

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