1. Of or belonging to the summer; as, aestival diseases.
Origin: From the Latin æstas, "summer"
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- Vintage Moveable Review: Luna Luna Pop-up
- Word of the Day: Aestival
- Word of the Day: Hoary
- Weekly Beast: Angora Rabbit
- Artist Watch: Calvin Nicholls
- Word of the Day: Legerdemain
- Whats Popped Up: The Wizards of Houston
- Word of the Day: Pukka
- Word of the Day: Arriviste
- Artist Watch: Brittney Lee
- Word of the Day: Pangram
- History Lesson: Bruce Lee Passes Away
- Word of the Day: Crabwise
- Weekly Beast: Rainbow Toad
- Whats Popped Up: A Japanese Book
- Word of the Day: Deipnosophist
- Vintage Moveable Review: Bajazzo
- Word of the Day: Troglodyte
- History Lesson: Live Aid Concert
- Word of the Day: Dishabille
- Weekly Beast: Emperor Tamarin
- Artist Watch: Another Studio for Design
- Word of the Day: Nonplus
- What's Popped Up: Center for Book Arts
- Word of the Day: Deciduous
- Word of the Day: Torrefy
- Vintage Moveable Review: Pennsylvania State Bank
- Word of the Day: Eldritch
- History Lesson: Aaron Burr vs. Alexander Hamilton
- Artist Watch: Yowayowa Camera Woman
- Word of the Day: Recidivism
- Whats Popped Up: Acuity Storybook Year
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