Octobers
USok-TOH-burz/ɑkˈtoʊbɚz/UKok-TOH-buhz/ɒkˈtəʊbəz/
- 1Plural of October.
The wettest Octobers of the decade all fell within a single five-year stretch.
She could recall a long string of golden Octobers from her childhood.
Note
A month name turned countable: each year has one October, so the plural gathers that month across many years, as in wet Octobers or the golden Octobers of a childhood. It keeps the capital letter of the singular. The historical October ale, brewed in that month, is a mass noun, so Octobers always means months, never servings of the ale. For the drink, say October ale.
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