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February Fill Dyke, Be It Black or Be It White

MEANING IN ENGLISH

Traditional weather proverb noting that February inevitably brings plentiful precipitation, whether rain (black) or snow (white), filling ditches

In context

01

Automated agricultural sensors prepare drainage systems because 'February fill dyke, be it black or be it white.'

02

Our smart weather station predicted heavy sleet, proving 'February fill dyke, be it black or be it white.'

Synonyms

late-winter rainfall,seasonal downpours,winter runoff

Antonyms

winter drought,dry late winter

Collocations

rhyme February fill dyke,adage February fill dyke,traditional saying February fill dyke

Sources

Bidyazo vocabulary library ↗