silly season

Noun

Meaning

a time usually late summer characterized by exaggerated news stories about frivolous matters for want of real news

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Examples

“I call this silly season and I don’t enjoy it,” he added. Source: Internet

If you’re expecting your off-the-plan purchase to settle soon, don’t think that you’re safe just because it’s the silly season. Source: Internet

Let the silly season begin. Source: Internet

Our debilitating leadership crisis is in full glare and it appears as if silly season is now the norm. Source: Internet

Surviving the silly season is super easy at Super Liquor! Source: Internet

While Jenner embraced the silly season she did so in the most high-fashion way possible, recreating the iconic image of Pamela Anderson from the 1996 film Barb Wire in a steamy photo shoot, but with a prominent message for fans. Source: Internet

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