Summered [verb]

I imagine not, unless you have summered on the coast of Maine.

No, I have played with them, camped with them, summered and wintered with them.

You shall send over four or five to be summered at Doneraile.

I've summered and wintered you, and you've summered and wintered me.

The chicks are summered in the corn field and the hens in the wheat or rye.

Uncles and aunts always found a welcome there; cousins wintered and summered with us.

About twenty families had summered there, living in the deserted homes of the Mormons.

I summered there two years ago; he had his womankind in a cabin, and he took all that he got home to them.

They were mature specimens, with large frames and in lean flesh when feeding began, having been summered on pasture without grain.

Around his firm-set mouth, hovered a smile that had summered and wintered many disappointments.