Fall/Autumn theme
[fall/autumn theme]
(Nick)Names:
autumn, autumna, autumnal, autumni, autumnette, autumnelle, autumnine, amber, autumnus, autumnessa, auburn, august, augusta, augustus, acorn, apple, orchard, acer, acre fall, fallette, falline, fallelle, fallon, fallen, foggy, flannel hazel, harvest, harvester, halloween, hay, hunter ember, equinox libra, lief/leaf saffron, september, scarecrow cerridwen, crisp, chestnut, cozy, cider, corn, cornucopia, crow, cassia/cassiah maple, maze oak, october birch, bonfire, bean russet pumpkin, pie, pansy nutmeg kaziah/keziah jora teresa
1stp prns: i/me/my/mine/myself
ai/aute/autumy/autumine/autumnself aui/auge/augy/augustine/augustself fi/falle/fally/falline/fallself oi/octe/octoby/octobine(octoberine)/octoverself si/se/septy/septembine(septemberine)/septemberself pi/pumpke/pumpky/pumpkine/pumpkinself halli/halle/hallowy/hallowine/halloweenself
2ndp prns: you/your/yours/yourself
au/autumner/autumners/autumnerself au/auguster/augusters/augusterself fo/faller/fallers/fallerself ou/october/octobers/octoberself so/september/septembers/septemberself pu/pumpkiner/pumpkiners/pumpkinerself hallo/halloweenr/halloweenrs/halloweenrself
3rdp prns: they/them/theirs/themselves
au/autumn, au/tumn, aut/umn, autumn/autumns, autumn/season, autumn/weather, aug/ust, au/gust, august/augusts, aug/august, aug/augs fa/fall, fa/ll, fa/all, fall/falls, fall/weather, fall/season oc/tober, oct/ober, oct/octs, oct/octobers, october/holliday sep/tember, sept/ember, sept/septs, sept/september thanks/giving, tick/treat, trickor/treat pump/kin, pum/pkin, pumpkin/pumpkins, pump/pumpkin, pumpkin/pie jacko/lantern hall/oween, hallo/ween, hallows/eve, hallow/een, hallow/halloween, halloween/halloweens
Titles
the fall, the autumn crown, the coloured leaf, the fallen leaf, the falling leaf, the living fall season, the hunter, the harvester, the harvest moon, the halloween spirit, the spirit of the autumn season, the chilly holiday enjoyer
autumn/fall incarnate, autumn/fall personified
*one who rules fall, one who dwels in the changing woods, one who cozies by the autumn bonfire, one who wears a crown of fallen leaves, one who changes the seasons between summer and winter, one who overlooks the harvest
one can be replaced with any pronoun
