Mays
Fifth months, pluralized
Mays is the plural of May, referring to multiple instances of the fifth month: The Mays of my childhood were always rainy.
More commonly, Mays appears as a surname—most notably Willie Mays, the Hall of Fame baseball player known for spectacular catches and power hitting. (Lowercase mays is archaic for hawthorn blossoms.)
Oversized mythic race
- centerfieldMiddle outfield position
- outfielderPlayer beyond the infield
- sluggerPowerful baseball batter
- MVPBest player award
Cooperstown · batting · catches · basket catch · diamond · legend · athlete · 1950s
Date-tracking system
- springtimeSeason following winter
- MaypoleDecorated post for dancing
- BeltaneCeltic spring fire festival
- flowersPlant reproductive structures
blossom · emerald · birthstone · Taurus · Gemini · graduation · fertility · renewal
Giants
Oversized mythic race
- centerfieldMiddle outfield position
- outfielderPlayer beyond the infield
- sluggerPowerful baseball batter
MVP · Cooperstown · batting · catches · basket catch · diamond · legend · athlete · 1950s · 1960s
calendar
Date-tracking system
- springtimeSeason following winter
- MaypoleDecorated post for dancing
- BeltaneCeltic spring fire festival
flowers · blossom · emerald · birthstone · Taurus · Gemini · graduation · fertility · renewal · warmth
family
Related people together
heritage · clan · kin · bloodline · descendants · patronymic · pedigree · relatives · relations · dynasty
MaysBabe Ruth
Legendary Yankees slugger
Ted Williams · Mike Trout · Ty Cobb · Pete Rose · Barry Bonds
MaysNovembers
Eleventh months, plural
Decembers · Januaries · Februaries · Octobers · Septembers
- may as wellNo downside to proceeding
- may IPermission-seeking phrase
- come what mayDespite any consequences
- Theresa MayBritish leader 2016-2019
- may beExpression of uncertainty
- Aunt May