Trivia Spin Answers Match the two parts of these summer-themed idioms.

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• Dog days of
  summer
• Mid
  summer madness
• One
  swallow doesn't
  make a
  summer
• Ray of
  sunshine
• To make
  hay while the
  sun
  shines
• To take the heat

During the hottest days of summer, the Sun is positioned in the constellation Canis Major, which includes the bright star Sirius, also known as the Dog Star. The Romans called this period dies caniculares, or "dog days," lasting from late July to late August. This term was brought to the British Isles by the Romans. Interestingly, the word "vacation" in several languages is derived from the Latin canicularis, meaning "pertaining to the dog days." The dog days were historically believed to be an ill-fated time, associated with drought, fever, and madness. Today, this idiom simply refers to the peak of summer, a time of sweltering heat.