unsummerlike

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ summerlike.

Adjective

unsummerlike (comparative more unsummerlike, superlative most unsummerlike)

  1. Not summerlike.
    • 2022 August 13, Martin Weil, “Our unsummerlike Saturday could have been another season”, in The Washington Post‎[1]:
    • 2024 July 18, Haddington Athletic, Twitter‎[2]:
      Kick off imminent in our third pre-season friendly against Civil Service Strollers - game being played under the unsummerlike grey skies we've been plagued by recently. Teams coming up.
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