Did you mean Easter?
Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. Eastern.
Etymologies
- Middle English ester, from Old English ēastre; see aus- in Indo-European roots.
Examples
“I love sitting outside and then we have the big cousin easter egg hunt after. great ideas.”
“Now I'm going to go practice guitar until The Jeff and ashacat get here, so we can drive up to Northampton for Chris Smither at the Iron Horse, since the Nor'easter is forecast to hold off long enough that we don't have to cancel the trip.”
in space no-one can hear you make that cute little gulping noise you make when i, you know....
“Smells like oak smoke - it's a nor'easter from the other neighbor's chimney. 5.”
“Has anyone ever wondered where the name easter came from?”
“| Reply no candy? tsk tsk after all thats what easter is about, isn’t it …”
“Unfortunately, on his very last day, a nor’easter is kicking up and it looks like the beast will be needed.”
“Jewish April Fool's Day comes just before Jewish Easter, which should not be confused with a Jew'easter, which is a kind of kosher storm.”
“As you may know, New York City and a good chunk of the East Coast is currently being pummeled by a snow-laden "nor'easter"--or, as people in Minnesota call it, a "beach day.”
“We are talking about this nor'easter, which is pretty nasty and one of the worst we've seen in years apparently.”
“He's watching the remnants of that big nor'easter, which is still hanging around.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘easter’.
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Steroids
Nouns that end in "ster". The -er suffix (as in blaster) doesn't count.
hamster, filibuster, aster, master, mister, baluster, banister, barrister, monster, plaster, semester, bister and 56 more...
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Spring Words
Words the have to do with the Spring season
mud, blossom, flower, leaf, birth, easter, april, rain, may, egg, hylidae
bilby Scots - easternmost. Dec 25, 2007