Topic: CHRONOLOGY
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AD
advance
afternoon
alarm
alarm clock
a.m.
Anno Domini
annual
April
Ash Wednesday
Aug.
August
autumn
autumnal
bank holiday
BC
BCE
biannual
bicentenary
bicentennial
biennial
bimonthly
birthday
biweekly
bonfire night
Boxing Day
British Summer Time
BST
calendar
calendar month
calendar year
carriage clock
centenary
century
Christmas
Christmas Day
Christmas Eve
Christmastime
chronograph
chronological
chronology
chronometer
circadian
clock
crystal
cuckoo clock
cycle
cyclic
daily(a)
daily(a)
date(n)
date(v)
dawn
day
Dec.
decade
December
diamond anniversary
diamond jubilee
dinnertime
diurnal
d.o.b.
due date
dusk
face
Father's Day
feast
February
fortnightly
Fri.
Friday
Good Friday
Greenwich Mean Time
Gregorian calendar
guy
half-hourly
half-yearly
Halloween
hand
Hanukkah
harvest festival
Hogmanay
horn
hour
hourglass
hour hand
hr
Independence Day
Jan.
January
jubilee
July
June
Labor Day
leap year
lunar month
mainspring
man-hour
Mar.
March
Mardi Gras
market day
Maundy Thursday
May
May Day
Michaelmas
midday
middle age
middle-aged
midnight
Midsummer Day
midweek
millennium
min.
minute hand
Mon.
Monday
month
morn
morning
Mothering Sunday
Mother's Day
movable feast
new moon
New Year
New Year's Day
New Year's Eve
night
nightfall
nighttime
nocturnal
Noel
noon
noonday
Nov.
November
Oct.
October
p.a.
Pancake Day
PDT
penultimate
per annum
per diem
periodic
p.m.
PST
public holiday
quarter
quotidian
Remembrance Day
Sat.
Saturday
schoolday
season
second
second hand
self-winding
September
shockproof
silver anniversary
silver jubilee
silver wedding anniversary
solar year
solstice
spring
springtime
standard time
stopwatch
summer
summer solstice
summertime
summery
Sun.
Sunday
sundown
sunrise
sunset
sun-up
tercentenary
Thanksgiving
thirty
Thursday
time(n)
time(v)
timepiece
timer
time signal
time warp
time zone
today(a)
today(n)
tomorrow(a)
tomorrow(n)
tonight(a)
tonight(n)
triennial
Tuesday
twilight
Wed.
Wednesday
week
weekday
weekend
weekly
weeknight
Whit
Whitsun
winter
wintertime
wk.
wristwatch
year
yesterday
yr.
Yule
Yuletide
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chro‧nol‧o‧gy
plural chronologies
plural chronologies1 [uncountable]TCM the order in which events happened in the past
2 [countable] an account of events in the order in which they happened :
The book includes a chronology of his life and works.
The book includes a chronology of his life and works.