Possessives

• year: It is hoped there will be some " market research " carried out at this year's Solstice.

Converse of object

• celebrate: Tonight, the twenty of us still here are going to celebrate the winter solstice with a big party.

• mark: A lot of detail about how different cultures and traditions marked the solstice.

• pass: Having passed the winter solstice, the days start to slowly grow longer - giving a bit more time to spend outdoors.

• spend: I hope to spend the summer solstice at Glastonbury Festival, with Kindred Spirit " ( still to be confirmed ).

• include: The key stones are aligned with major major solar and lunar events including Solstices and Equinoxes.

Adjective modifier

• astronomical: At what latitude is sunrise 12 hours away from astronomical solstice?

• happy: The exclusion zone became illegal and on its website English Heritage now ' wishes you a happy solstice ' , through lightly gritted teeth.

• next: Then he lost a mighty battle with the Oak King who ruled from the winter solstice until the next summer solstice.

Modifies a noun

• sunrise: Summer solstice sunrise on the longest day on the year.

• sunset: The midwinter solstice sunset at Stonehenge in 1976 Taken standing at the heel stone.

• celebration: Whatever form your solstice celebrations take, I hope you have a good time.

• dawn: The desecration of the solstice dawn feels to many to be a wound inflicted upon the earth we know is sacred.

• alignment: Measurements of the stones also indicated possible lunar and solstice alignments.

• sun: The unique summer solstice sun beaming through the chamber has now been recorded by history experts.

Noun used with modifier

• midwinter: The midwinter solstice sunset at Stonehenge in 1976 Taken standing at the heel stone.

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

• winter: Send them at the winter solstice - or the summer solstice.

• summer: Summer solstice sunrise on the longest day on the year.

• latitude: North of this latitude solstice sunrise will be Friday, south of that latitude solstice sunrise will be saturday.