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stick season 

a term used in very rural New England that refers to the time between fall and winter when there are no leaves on the trees and snow has yet to fall.
Stick season activities during this period include, but are not limited, binge drinking, skiing very minimal trail options, talking about mud season, fucking the wrong people, falling into a deep depression, etc.
stick season by gochillyourself March 6, 2016
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stick season 

In New England, it is often described as when the trees lose their leaves in the fall and all look like big sticks; but more accurately, stick season is in the spring when the snow has melted and a bunch of sticks are on the ground, making perfect firewood everywhere. It's like being a fat kid in a candy shop, but with kindling.
Its stick season man, let's go to Leddy and make a fire on the beach
stick season by the real chico March 17, 2023

Stick Season

The hottest months of the year when your balls stick to your leg.
I'm so sweaty right now. I hate Stick Season.
Stick Season by jmk8646 June 4, 2026

stack season 

A period of time where you save your money. Stack your racks
I'm tryna buy a car soon it's stack season!
stack season by M.stone January 1, 2018

song stuck season

That period when one song becomes your entire personality because you keep playing it over and over.
"I've played this song 30 times today. I'm in my song stuck season."
song stuck season by k.Sarai September 13, 2026
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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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