midsummer's

Longest day's time

Midsummer's is the possessive form of midsummer, referring to things belonging to or associated with the middle of summer.

The word appears most famously in Shakespeare's *A Midsummer Night's Dream*, where midsummer's magic transforms the ordinary into the fantastical.

Midsummer traditionally falls around the summer solstice in late June.

festive

bonfire

Large outdoor fire

feast · dancing · folk · ritual · Swedish · Scandinavian · flowers · garland · revels · pagan

seasonal

solstice

Day of maximum tilt

daylight · sunshine · zenith · twilight · fireflies · heat · balmy · sultry · golden light · humid

literary

Shakespeare

Elizabethan dramatist and poet

  • DreamCreator's chosen identity
  • fairiesTiny mythical winged creatures
  • PuckShakespearean mischief-making sprite

Oberon · Titania · enchantment · lovers · Athens · magic · comedy · transformation · woodland · spell

mystical

magic

Supernatural or illusory power

spirits · divination · herbs · witchcraft · potions · love charms · prophecy · dreams · moonlit · otherworldly

Opposites
seasonal timing

midsummer'swinter's

Of the cold season

autumn's · fall's · spring's

Phrases
Family

midsummer

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G