Summer

Introduction

Look up summer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Summer is one of the four seasons.

Summer or The Summer may also refer to:

Film
  • Summer (1930 film), an animated cartoon by Ub Iwerks
  • Summer (1976 film), an Estonian-Russian film by Arvo Kruusement
  • Summer (1986 film) or The Green Ray, a film by Eric Rohmer
  • Summer (2008 film), an independent UK film by Kenny Glenaan
  • Summer (2011 film), a Chilean film by José Luis Torres Leiva
  • Summer (2018 film), a Russian film
Literature
  • Summer (Wharton novel), a 1917 novel by Edith Wharton
  • Summer, a 2020 novel by Ali Smith
  • Summer (L'Été), a 1954 essay by Albert Camus
Music

Albums

  • Summer (George Winston album), 2008
  • Summer (Harisu album), 2006
  • Summer (Summer Watson album), 2003
  • Summer, by Zhou Xun, 2003

EPs

  • Summer (Boyfriend EP), 2017
  • Summer (Cassadee Pope EP), 2016
  • Summer (Jon Foreman EP), 2008
  • Summer (Subtle EP), 2001
  • Summer (Tohoshinki EP), 2007
  • Summer EP (Sherwood EP), 2006
  • Sum(me:r), a 2019 EP by Pentagon
  • The Summer (EP), a 2009 EP by Never Shout Never

Songs

  • "Summer" (Mogwai composition), 1997
  • "Summer" (Calvin Harris song), 2014
  • "Summer" (Cassadee Pope song), 2016
  • "Summer" (Dragon song), 1989
  • "Summer" (Shy Child song), 2007
  • "Summer" (War song), 1976
  • "The Summer" (ATB song), 2000
  • "The Summer" (Josh Pyke song), 2009
  • "Summer (The First Time)", by Bobby Goldsboro, 1973
  • "Summer" ("L'estate"), the second concerto in Vivaldi's The Four Seasons
  • "Summer", by Alien Ant Farm from Anthology
  • "Summer", by Beatsteaks from Living Targets
  • "Summer", by Brockhampton from Saturation II
  • "Summer", by the Carters from Everything Is Love, 2018
  • "Summer", by Charlotte Hatherley from Grey Will Fade
  • "Summer", by Dido from Safe Trip Home
  • "Summer", by Fireworks from Gospel
  • "Summer", by Imagine Dragons from Smoke + Mirrors
  • "Summer", by Joe Hisaishi from the soundtrack of Kikujiro
  • "Summer!", by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard from Teenage Gizzard, 2020
  • "Summer", by Marsheaux from Lumineux Noir
  • "Summer", by Marshmello from Joytime
  • "Summer", by Moby from Play: The B Sides
  • "Summer", by Modest Mouse from The Fruit That Ate Itself
  • "Summer", by Modestep
  • "Summer", by Parah Dice, 2019
  • "Summer", by Smashing Pumpkins from the single "Perfect"
  • "Summer", by Sum 41 from Half Hour of Power and All Killer No Filler
  • "Summer!", by twlv, Superbee, Uneducated Kid, and Yuzion
  • "Summer", by XO-IQ, featured in the television series Make It Pop
Paintings
  • Summer (Claus), an 1893 painting by Emile Claus
  • Summer (Goya), a 1786–87 painting by Francisco de Goya
  • Summer, a 1572 painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo
Video games
  • _Summer (visual novel), by Hooksoft (2005)
  • "Summer", a story arc in the visual novel Air (2000)
Companies
  • The Summer Company, an American theatre company based in Pittsburgh
  • Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Generating Station, a facility in South Carolina, USA
People
  • Summer (given name), an English feminine first name, including a list of people with the name
  • Summer (surname), a family name, including a list of people with the name
  • Summer XO (born 1982), American singer and visual artist known as Summer before 2013
Other uses
  • Adder (electronics) or summer, a circuit that sums numbers
  • Bressummer or summer, a beam used in building construction
  • Season of Summer (liturgy), a period in the East Syriac liturgical year
See also
  • All pages with titles beginning with Summer
  • Category:Summer
  • Sommer (means 'summer' in some Germanic languages), a surname
  • Sumer, an ancient civilisation in Mesopotamia
  • Summerland (disambiguation)
  • Summers (disambiguation)
  • Summertime (disambiguation)
  • Sumner (disambiguation)

This content is from Wikipedia. GradeSaver is providing this content as a courtesy until we can offer a professionally written study guide by one of our staff editors. We do not consider this content professional or citable. Please use your discretion when relying on it.