to be out of season
11out of season — 1. at the time of year when hunting or fishing is not legal. He got fined for killing a deer out of season. 2. not available fresh locally. Asparagus is out of season now and really expensive. 3. at the time of year when something is not popular …
12out of season — 1) at a time of the year when most people do not go to a place Out of season Formentera is very popular with writers and artists. 2) not grown at the normal time or under normal conditions I don t like to use food that is out of season. 3) at a… …
13out of season — phrasal : not in season; especially : available or marketed at other than the usual local season out of season fruits get tomatoes out of season …
14out\ of\ season — adv. phr. 1. Not at the right or lawful time for hunting or catching. The boys were caught fishing out of season. 2. Not at the usual time for growing and selling. The corn we get out of season is different from the kind we grow here. Contrast:… …
15Out of season (Ireland) — The term out of season was used to describe the living arrangements of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and which of his two official residences in Dublin he lived in. The term referred to the social season. During the Irish social season, which… …
16in season/out of season — 1 ◇ When fruits and vegetables are in season, it is the time of year when they are being harvested and are easily available. When they are out of season, they are not being harvested in a place near you and are more difficult or expensive to get …
17out of season — Synonyms and related words: aestival, ahead of time, anachronistic, antedated, arctic, at a premium, autumn, autumnal, back number, beforehand, behind the times, behind time, behindhand, boreal, brumal, canicular, dated, early, equinoctial,… …
18out of season — phrasal not in season …
19out of season — not in season; not the right time …
20out of season — idi not in season …
