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Definitions from the WebSilly SeasonNoun 1. A period, typically during the summer months, when mainstream news sources often focus on trivial or light-hearted stories due to a lack of major news events. Example sentence: During the silly season, newspapers are filled with stories about bizarre pets and unusual weather phenomena. Related products: Books about Silly Season Noun 2. In British English, the period between the end of the parliamentary session and the beginning of the autumn party conferences, when little parliamentary business is conducted. Example sentence: Members of Parliament enjoy a break from intense debates and legislative work during the silly season. Related products: Political Books related to Silly Season Noun 3. In some local contexts, a time characterized by disruptive or foolish behavior, often associated with holidays or specific events. Example sentence: The town witnessed an increase in rowdy behavior during the summer silly season, with locals and tourists alike engaging in pranks and practical jokes. Related products: Prank props and gadgets Adjective 4. Describing something or someone as being amusingly foolish, lacking seriousness. Example sentence: The comedian's silly season jokes had the audience roaring with laughter. Related products: Silly gifts and novelties | ||||
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