May morning
noun
A morning in May; specifically the morning of May Day.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in William Langland (c1325–c1390), poet.
- feel (or find) one's legs
- feel (or look) small
- feel (or take) the pulse of
- feel small
- feel the draught
- feel the pinch
- feel the pulse of
- feelthy
- feely
- fee-paying
- fee simple
- feet
- fee tail
- feet first
- feet of clay
- feh
- Fehling's reagent
- Fehling's solution
- Feiffer, Jules
- feign
- feigned
- feijoa
- feijoada
- Feinstein, Dianne
- feint