Converse of object

• celebrate: We are having a re-union barbecue on the school fields to celebrate midsummer in a style.

• mark: The Cove at Stanton marks the minor southern midsummer setting as viewed from the northeast circle.

• spend: This is the place to spend midsummer, particularly Midsummer's Night when the whole region erupts in a frenzy of celebration.

Converse of subject

• relieve: An agreement is made that it will surrender if not relieved by midsummer 's day.

Adjective modifier

• minor: The Cove at Stanton marks the minor southern midsummer setting as viewed from the northeast circle.

• Swedish: As the Swedish midsummer approaches there is no escaping from the darkness of society.

• southern: The Cove at Stanton marks the minor southern midsummer setting as viewed from the northeast circle.

• little: The night, tho we were so little past midsummer, was as dark as January.

Modifies a noun

• sunrise: To the south east is an entrance with double stones which faces down the valley toward the midsummer sunrise.

• rising: From one of the stones of the latter, the midsummer risings may have been marked.

• solstice: Each monument was a circular structure, aligned with the rising of the sun at the midsummer solstice.

• madness: This piece of midsummer madness is an all new production specially created for the LIFT Club.

• sunset: The avenue of approach is aligned to the midsummer sunrise and midwinter sunset and the Station Stones mark the midwinter sunrise and midsummer sunset.

• sun: We sat in this high beautiful place, with the midsummer sun beating down on us from a clear, blue sky.

Possessives

• eve: She's smelling sweet like the meadows where she was born, On midsummer's eve, near the tower.

• night: The dew on midsummer's night is thought to have medicinal qualities.

• day: And don't forget Valentines Day, midsummer's day, 1st July, Christmas and New Years Eve!

Preposition: in

• style: We are having a re-union barbecue on the school fields to celebrate midsummer in a style.