Time

noontide C2+

/ˈnuntaɪd/ the time of noon; midday (literary) M S

overdue C2+

/ˌoʊvɚˈdu/ not paid or done by the expected time; late M S

photoperiod C2+

/ˌfoʊtoʊˈpɪriəd/ the duration of daily light exposure affecting an organism M S

prevision C2+

/priˈvɪʒən/ foresight or foreknowledge of the future M S

pronto C2+

/ˈprɑntoʊ/ promptly; without delay M S

protract C2+

/proʊˈtrækt/ to prolong or lengthen in duration M S

punctually C2+

/ˈpʌŋktʃuəli/ at the appointed time; on time M S

remission C2+

/rɪˈmɪʃən/ a temporary lessening of disease or the cancellation of a debt M S

reprieve C2+

/rɪˈpriv/ a temporary postponement of punishment or trouble M S

simultaneousness C2+

/ˌsaɪməlˈteɪniəsnəs/ the state of happening or existing at the same time M S

stound C2+

/staʊnd/ an archaic word for a moment, sharp pang, or time of trial M S

succor C2+

/ˈsʌkɚ/ assistance and relief in time of distress; to give such aid M S

ubiquitous C2+

/juˈbɪkwətəs/ present, appearing, or found everywhere M S

untimely C2+

/ʌnˈtaɪmli/ happening at an unsuitable time; premature M S

yesteryear C2+

/ˈjɛstɚˌjɪr/ a time in the recent past; former years M S

accrual C2+

/əˈkruəl/ the accumulation of something, especially interest or benefits, over time M S

afterhand C2+

/ˈæftərˌhænd/ afterward; at a later time M S

anticipatory C2+

/ænˈtɪsɪpəˌtɔri/ happening in expectation of, or anticipating, a future event M S

attender C2+

/əˈtɛndɚ/ a person who attends or is present at something M S

b C2+

/ˈbi/ the second letter of the English alphabet M S

barfly C2+

/ˈbɑrˌflaɪ/ a person who frequently spends time drinking in bars M S

behindhand C2+

/bɪˈhaɪndˌhænd/ behind schedule or in arrears; late M S

betimes C2+

/bɪˈtaɪmz/ in good time; early; on occasion (archaic) M S

biannual C2+

/baɪˈænjuəl/ occurring twice a year M S

birthmark C2+

/ˈbɜrθmɑrk/ a permanent colored mark on the skin present from birth M S

biweekly C2+

/baɪˈwikli/ occurring every two weeks, or sometimes twice a week M S

bridegroom C2+

/ˈbraɪdɡrum/ a man on or just before his wedding day M S

centurial C2+

/sɛnˈtʊriəl/ relating to a century or to a Roman century of soldiers M S

centurion C2+

/sɛnˈtʊriən/ a Roman officer commanding a century of about a hundred soldiers M S

christmastide C2+

/ˈkrɪsməsˌtaɪd/ the festive season extending from Christmas through Epiphany M S

chronograph C2+

/ˈkrɑnəˌɡræf/ an instrument or watch for recording precise intervals of time M S

chryselephantine C2+

/ˌkrɪsɛləˈfæntɪn/ made of or overlaid with gold and ivory, as ancient statues M S

coetaneous C2+

/ˌkoʊɪˈteɪniəs/ of the same age or duration; contemporary M S

cohort C2+

/ˈkoʊhɔrt/ a group sharing a common feature, especially a statistical or age band M S

concurrency C2+

/kənˈkɝənsi/ simultaneous occurrence; the running of processes at the same time M S

concurrent C2+

/kənˈkɝənt/ existing or happening at the same time M S

concurrently C2+

/kənˈkɝəntli/ at the same time; simultaneously M S

countersign C2+

/ˈkaʊntɚˌsaɪn/ a secret password, or to add a second signature for authentication M S

dally C2+

/ˈdæli/ to waste time idly or flirt casually M S

dateless C2+

/ˈdeɪtləs/ having no date; timeless or endless M S

dawdle C2+

/ˈdɔdl̩/ to move or act slowly, wasting time M S

daybook C2+

/ˈdeɪˌbʊk/ a book for recording daily transactions or events M S

decadal C2+

/ˈdɛkədəl/ relating to or occurring over a period of ten years M S

decennary C2+

/dɪˈsɛnəri/ a period of ten years; relating to ten years M S

decennium C2+

/dɪˈsɛniəm/ a period of ten years; a decade M S

delayer C2+

/dɪˈleɪər/ a person or thing that causes delay M S

divinatory C2+

/dɪˈvɪnətɔri/ relating to or used in foretelling the future by supernatural means M S

dodder C2+

/ˈdɑdər/ to tremble or move feebly, as from age; also a parasitic plant M S

domicile C2+

/ˈdɑməsaɪl/ a person's permanent legal residence M S

doomsday C2+

/ˈdumzdeɪ/ the day of the Last Judgment; a time of catastrophe M S

dreadnought C2+

/ˈdrɛdnɔt/ a heavily armed early-20th-century battleship M S

duplet C2+

/ˈduplət/ a group of two notes played in the time of three M S

earliness C2+

/ˈɝlinəs/ the quality of occurring or arriving before the usual time M S

envision C2+

/ɛnˈvɪʒən/ to imagine or conceive of something, especially as a future possibility M S

eon C2+

/ˈiˌɑn/ an immeasurably long period of time; the largest division of geologic time M S

epoch C2+

/ˈɛpək/ a notable period in history marked by distinctive events or characteristics M S

erewhile C2+

/ˈɛrˌwaɪl/ a short time ago; formerly M S

expiration C2+

/ˌɛkspəˈreɪʃən/ the end of a period of validity, or the act of breathing out M S

expiry C2+

/ɪkˈspaɪri/ the end of the period for which something is valid M S

expound C2+

/ɪkˈspaʊnd/ to explain or present something in detail M S

fauna C2+

/ˈfɔnə/ the animals of a particular region, period, or habitat M S

forecaster C2+

/ˈfɔrkæstɚ/ a person who predicts future events, especially the weather M S

foretell C2+

/fɔrˈtɛl/ to predict or prophesy a future event M S

forthwith C2+

/fɔrθˈwɪθ/ immediately; without delay M S

hallucination C2+

/həˌluːsəˈneɪʃən/ a perception of something not actually present, often from illness or drugs M S

hebdomadally C2+

/hɛbˈdɑːmədəli/ on a weekly basis; once every week M S

hebdomadary C2+

/hɛbˈdɑːməˌdɛri/ weekly; a monk or canon serving in weekly rotation M S

heyday C2+

/ˈheɪˌdeɪ/ the period of greatest success, vigour, or popularity M S

hobbyist C2+

/ˈhɑːbiɪst/ a person who pursues an activity for pleasure in their spare time M S

immutable C2+

/ɪˈmjutəbəl/ unchanging over time; not capable of being altered M S

inefficient C2+

/ˌɪnɪˈfɪʃənt/ not achieving maximum productivity; wasteful of time or resources M S

involutional C2+

/ˌɪnvəˈluʃənəl/ relating to a shrinking or degenerative decline of an organ or faculty with age M S

lastingness C2+

/ˈlæstɪŋnəs/ the quality of enduring or persisting over time M S

leisured C2+

/ˈliʒɚd/ having ample free time; unhurried M S

lit C2+

/lɪt/ illuminated; (slang) exciting or excellent; past tense of light M S

mese C2+

/ˈmizi/ the central note of the ancient Greek musical scale M S

min C2+

/mɪn/ an abbreviation for minute or minimum M S

morrow C2+

/ˈmɑroʊ/ the following day; the time after an event M S

neonate C2+

/ˈniəˌneɪt/ a newborn infant, especially one less than a month old M S

nychthemeral C2+

/nɪkˈθɛmərəl/ relating to a full period of a day and a night (24 hours) M S

overlive C2+

/ˌoʊvɚˈlɪv/ to outlive; to survive beyond a person, time, or event M S

particulate C2+

/pərˈtɪkjələt/ consisting of or relating to minute separate particles M S

periplus C2+

/ˈpɛrɪpləs/ an ancient narrative account of a coastal voyage listing ports and landmarks M S

permanency C2+

/ˈpɜrmənənsi/ the state or quality of being permanent M S

predate C2+

/priˈdeɪt/ to exist or occur before something; to assign an earlier date to M S

prematurely C2+

/ˌpriməˈtʊrli/ before the proper, usual, or expected time M S

primordial C2+

/praɪˈmɔrdiəl/ existing from the very beginning; ancient and primeval M S

prognostic C2+

/prɑɡˈnɑstɪk/ foretelling a future course; a sign or forecast of what will happen M S

prophesy C2+

/ˈprɑfəsaɪ/ to predict or foretell a future event M S

prudent C2+

/ˈprudənt/ acting with care and sound judgment for the future M S

rampage C2+

/ˈræmpeɪdʒ/ a period of violent, frenzied, uncontrolled behavior M S

reattendance C2+

/ˌriəˈtɛndəns/ the act of attending again or being present once more M S

recrudesce C2+

/ˌrikruˈdɛs/ to break out or become active again after a period of dormancy M S

sat C2+

/sæt/ past tense and past participle of sit M S

seasonableness C2+

/ˈsizənəbəlnəs/ the quality of being timely or appropriate to the season or occasion M S

sec C2+

/sɛk/ a second of time (informal); of wine, dry M S