Season

se'zn, n. One of the 4 divisions of the spring, summer, autumn, winter; a suitable or venient time; proper conjuncture; a certain period of time not very long; a while; time. —v. t. soned (-znd), -soning.] To render suitable propriate, prepare; to habituate, accustom; to pare by drying or hardening, or removal of ral juices; to render palatable, give zest or to, spice; to fit for enjoyment, render agreeable; qualify by admixture, temper; to imbue; to municate first instruction to. — v. i. To become mature, grow fit for use, become adapted to mate; to become dry and hard, as timber. — In season. In good time, or sufficiently early for the purpose. — Out of s. Beyond or out of the proper or usual time. — Seasonable, a. Occurring in good time, in due season, or in proper time for the purpose; opportune; timely; fit; convenient. — Seasoning, v. That which is added to food, to give it a higher relish; a condiment; something added or mixed, to enhance the pleasure of enjoyment.