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- festival
collapse - an organized series of acts and performances (usually in one place); "a drama festival"
- a day or period of time set aside for feasting and celebration related words >
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- anniversary,
- banquet,
- birthday,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- celebration,
- commemoration,
- do,
- entertainment,
- fair,
- feast,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- great doings,
- high jinks,
- holiday,
- holy day,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- party,
- picnic,
- red-letter day,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- do,
- fair,
- feast,
- festival,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- great doings,
- high jinks,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- party,
- picnic,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- do,
- fair,
- feast,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- fooling,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- great doings,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- party,
- picnic,
- revel,
- revelment,
- roughhouse,
- rowdiness,
- skylarking,
- up,
- wassail,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose,
- whoop,
- whoopee
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- carouse,
- celebration,
- charivari,
- do,
- fair,
- feast,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- frolic,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- gathering,
- get-together,
- great doings,
- high jinks,
- jubilee,
- kermis,
- party,
- picnic,
- revelry,
- revels,
- spree,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- gala
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- a gay festivity related words >
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- ball,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- celebration,
- celebratory,
- cheerful,
- cheery,
- convivial,
- do,
- event,
- fair,
- feast,
- festal,
- festival,
- festive,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- gay,
- gladsome,
- gleeful,
- great doings,
- happening,
- happy,
- high jinks,
- hilarious,
- holiday,
- holy day,
- jamboree,
- jolly,
- jovial,
- joyful,
- joyous,
- kermis,
- merry,
- merrymaking,
- occasion,
- on the loose,
- pageant,
- party,
- picnic,
- red-letter day,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- field day
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- a day devoted to an outdoor social gathering
- a time of unusual pleasure and success
- a day for outdoor athletic competition
- (military) a day for military exercises and display related words >
- Highland games,
- Mardi Gras,
- Olympiad,
- Olympic games,
- Saturnalia,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- carousel,
- do,
- fair,
- feast,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- fiesta,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- games,
- great doings,
- gymkhana,
- high jinks,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- meet,
- party,
- picnic,
- rally,
- regatta,
- the Olympics,
- tournament,
- tourney,
- track meet,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- Mardi Gras
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- a carnival held in some countries on Shrove Tuesday (the last day before Lent) but especially in New Orleans
- the last day before Lent related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Saturnalia,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- do,
- fair,
- feast,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- great doings,
- high jinks,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- party,
- picnic,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- banquet
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- a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed; "a banquet for the graduating seniors"; "the Thanksgiving feast"; "they put out quite a spread"
- a ceremonial dinner party for many people related words >
- Lucullan feast,
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- bean-feast,
- beano,
- blow,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- carouse,
- celebration,
- do,
- do justice to,
- eat heartily,
- eat up,
- fair,
- feast,
- feed,
- festal board,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- gaudy,
- great doings,
- groaning board,
- harvest home,
- high jinks,
- indulge,
- jamboree,
- joyance,
- jubilation,
- kermis,
- mad round,
- merrymaking,
- party,
- picnic,
- polish the platter,
- put it away,
- regale,
- regalement,
- repast,
- revel,
- revelment,
- revelry,
- round of pleasures,
- spread,
- treat,
- tuck,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose,
- wine and dine
- fete
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- an elaborate party (often outdoors) related words >
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- assemblee,
- assembly,
- assignation,
- at home,
- ball,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- brawl,
- carnival,
- caucus,
- colloquium,
- commission,
- committee,
- conclave,
- concourse,
- congregation,
- congress,
- conventicle,
- convention,
- convocation,
- council,
- dance,
- date,
- diet,
- do,
- eisteddfod,
- fair,
- feast,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- forgathering,
- forum,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- gathering,
- get-together,
- great doings,
- high jinks,
- housewarming,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- levee,
- meet,
- meeting,
- panel,
- party,
- picnic,
- plenum,
- prom,
- quorum,
- rally,
- reception,
- rendezvous,
- seance,
- session,
- shindig,
- sit-in,
- sitting,
- soiree,
- symposium,
- synod,
- turnout,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- feast
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- something experienced with great delight; "a feast for the eyes"
- partake in a feast or banquet
- provide a feast or banquet for related words >
- High Holiday,
- High Holy Day,
- Lucullan feast,
- Mardi Gras,
- Sabbath,
- Saturnalia,
- Sunday,
- allay,
- anniversary,
- appease,
- assuage,
- bank holiday,
- banquet,
- bean-feast,
- beano,
- birthday,
- blow,
- blowout,
- board,
- bread,
- bread and butter,
- carnival,
- celebration,
- cheer,
- church calendar,
- church feast,
- comestibles,
- commemoration,
- creature comfort,
- cuisine,
- daily bread,
- day of festivities,
- day off,
- delight,
- dine,
- do,
- do justice to,
- eat heartily,
- eat up,
- eatables,
- ecclesiastical calendar,
- edibles,
- entertain,
- entertainment,
- event,
- fair,
- fare,
- fare well,
- fast,
- fast food,
- feast day,
- feed,
- festal board,
- festival,
- festival day,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- fete day,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- fixed feast,
- food,
- food and drink,
- foodstuff,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- gladden,
- gormandize,
- gratification,
- gratify,
- great doings,
- groaning board,
- health food,
- high day,
- high jinks,
- holiday,
- holy day,
- holytide,
- ingesta,
- jamboree,
- joyance,
- jubilation,
- jubilee,
- junk food,
- kermis,
- kitchen stuff,
- legal holiday,
- mad round,
- meal,
- meat,
- memorialization,
- merrymaking,
- observance,
- occasion,
- overindulge,
- party,
- picnic,
- please,
- pleasure,
- polish the platter,
- provender,
- provision,
- put it away,
- quench,
- red-letter day,
- refreshment,
- regale,
- regalement,
- repast,
- revel,
- revelment,
- revelry,
- rite,
- ritual,
- round of pleasures,
- sate,
- satiate,
- satisfy,
- slake,
- solemnization,
- spread,
- sustenance,
- table,
- treat,
- tucker,
- viands,
- victuals,
- vittles,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose,
- wine and dine
- day off
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- a day when you are not required to work; "Thursday is his day off" related words >
- AWOL,
- French leave,
- High Holiday,
- High Holy Day,
- abeyance,
- abscondence,
- absence,
- absence without leave,
- absentation,
- absenteeism,
- absenting,
- bank holiday,
- break,
- caesura,
- cease-fire,
- church feast,
- cut,
- day of festivities,
- default,
- departure,
- disappearance,
- drop,
- escape,
- excused absence,
- feast,
- feast day,
- festival day,
- fete day,
- fixed feast,
- fleeing,
- furlough,
- gala day,
- hesitation,
- high day,
- holiday,
- holy day,
- hooky,
- interim,
- interlude,
- intermezzo,
- intermission,
- intermittence,
- interruption,
- interval,
- lapse,
- layoff,
- leave,
- leave of absence,
- leaving,
- legal holiday,
- letup,
- lull,
- nonappearance,
- nonattendance,
- pause,
- recess,
- red-letter day,
- remission,
- respite,
- rest,
- running away,
- sabbatical leave,
- sick leave,
- stand-down,
- stay,
- suspension,
- truancy,
- truantism,
- truce,
- unexcused absence,
- vacation
- blowout
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- a sudden malfunction of a part or apparatus; "the right front tire had a blowout"; "as a result of the blowout we lost all the lights" related words >
- Kaffeeklatsch,
- Lucullan feast,
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- backfire,
- ball,
- bang,
- banquet,
- bash,
- bean-feast,
- beano,
- blast,
- blow,
- blowup,
- boom,
- burst,
- carnival,
- cocktail party,
- coffee klatch,
- costume party,
- detonation,
- dinner,
- dinner party,
- discharge,
- disgorgement,
- do,
- donation party,
- ejaculation,
- emission,
- entertainment,
- eructation,
- eruption,
- explosion,
- expulsion,
- extravasation,
- fair,
- feast,
- festal board,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- flare,
- flash,
- fulguration,
- fulmination,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- garden party,
- great doings,
- groaning board,
- hen party,
- high jinks,
- house party,
- house-raising,
- housewarming,
- jamboree,
- jet,
- kermis,
- lawn party,
- mask,
- masque,
- masquerade,
- masquerade party,
- outburst,
- outpour,
- party,
- picnic,
- report,
- shindig,
- shindy,
- shower,
- smoker,
- spout,
- spurt,
- squirt,
- stag,
- stag party,
- surprise party,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- carnival
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- a festival marked by merrymaking and processions
- a traveling show; having sideshows and rides and games of skill etc. related words >
- Broadway,
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- burlesque,
- burlesque show,
- circus,
- coochie show,
- do,
- drama,
- entertainment industry,
- fair,
- fantoccini,
- feast,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- floor show,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- galanty show,
- girly show,
- great doings,
- high jinks,
- hootchy-kootchy show,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- leg show,
- legit,
- legitimate stage,
- light show,
- magic show,
- off Broadway,
- off-off-Broadway,
- ombres chinoises,
- party,
- peep show,
- picnic,
- playland,
- puppet show,
- raree-show,
- rep show,
- repertory drama,
- repertory show,
- rodeo,
- shadow show,
- show biz,
- show business,
- sideshow,
- stage world,
- stagedom,
- stageland,
- stock,
- strawhat,
- strawhat circuit,
- summer stock,
- the big top,
- the boards,
- the footlights,
- the scenes,
- the stage,
- the theater,
- theater world,
- theatromania,
- theatrophobia,
- variety,
- variety show,
- vaudeville,
- vaudeville show,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose
- holiday
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- a day on which work is suspended by law or custom; "no mail is delivered on federal holidays"; "it's a good thing that New Year's was a holiday because everyone had a hangover" related words >
- AWOL,
- Admission Day,
- Arbor Day,
- Armed Forces Day,
- Armistice Day,
- Army Day,
- Bastille Day,
- Christmas,
- Colorado Day,
- Constitution Day,
- Decoration Day,
- Dewali,
- Discovery Day,
- Double Ten,
- Easter Monday,
- Election Day,
- Empire Day,
- Evacuation Day,
- Flag Day,
- Foundation Day,
- Fourth of July,
- French leave,
- Groundhog Day,
- Halifax Day,
- Halloween,
- High Holiday,
- High Holy Day,
- Holi,
- Ides of March,
- Kuhio Day,
- Labor Day,
- Lenin Memorial Day,
- Loyalty Day,
- Maryland Day,
- May Day,
- Mecklenburg Day,
- Memorial Day,
- Midsummer Day,
- National Aviation Day,
- Navy Day,
- Nevada Day,
- Pan American Day,
- Pascua Florida Day,
- Pioneer Day,
- Remembrance Day,
- Roosevelt Day,
- State Day,
- Sunday,
- Texas Independence Day,
- United Nations Day,
- V-E Day,
- Victory Day,
- West Virginia Day,
- Wyoming Day,
- abeyance,
- abscondence,
- absence,
- absence without leave,
- absentation,
- absenteeism,
- absenting,
- anniversaries,
- bank holiday,
- break,
- caesura,
- cease-fire,
- celebrating,
- celebration,
- ceremony,
- church feast,
- coffee break,
- comfortable,
- commemoration,
- cut,
- day of festivities,
- day off,
- default,
- departure,
- disappearance,
- downtime,
- dressing ship,
- drop,
- escape,
- event,
- excused absence,
- fair,
- fanfare,
- fanfaronade,
- feast,
- feast day,
- festal,
- festival,
- festival day,
- festivity,
- fete,
- fete day,
- fixed feast,
- fleeing,
- flourish of trumpets,
- furlough,
- gala,
- gala day,
- go on furlough,
- go on leave,
- half time,
- half-time intermission,
- hesitation,
- high day,
- holy day,
- hooky,
- interim,
- interlude,
- intermezzo,
- intermission,
- intermittence,
- interregnum,
- interruption,
- interval,
- jubilee,
- lapse,
- layoff,
- leave,
- leave of absence,
- leaving,
- legal holiday,
- letup,
- liberty,
- lull,
- make holiday,
- marking the occasion,
- memorialization,
- memory,
- nonappearance,
- nonattendance,
- observance,
- off-time,
- ovation,
- paid holiday,
- paid vacation,
- pause,
- plateau,
- point of repose,
- quiet,
- quiet spell,
- recess,
- red-letter day,
- rejoicing,
- relief,
- religious rites,
- remembrance,
- remission,
- respite,
- rest,
- restful,
- resting point,
- revel,
- rite,
- ritual observance,
- running away,
- sabbatical,
- sabbatical leave,
- sabbatical year,
- salute,
- salvo,
- shore leave,
- sick leave,
- solemn observance,
- solemnization,
- stand-down,
- stay,
- suspension,
- take a holiday,
- take leave,
- testimonial,
- testimonial banquet,
- testimonial dinner,
- time off,
- time out,
- toast,
- tribute,
- triumph,
- truancy,
- truantism,
- truce,
- unexcused absence,
- vacation,
- vacational,
- weekend
- picnic
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- any informal meal eaten outside or on an excursion
- eat alfresco, in the open air; "We picnicked near the lake on this gorgeous Sunday" related words >
- Cadmean victory,
- KO,
- Mardi Gras,
- Pyrrhic victory,
- Saturnalia,
- TV dinner,
- action,
- agonizing,
- agony,
- alfresco meal,
- arduous,
- ascendancy,
- ball,
- banquet,
- barbecue,
- big time,
- blowout,
- board,
- break bread with,
- breakfast,
- breeze,
- brunch,
- buffet supper,
- carnival,
- championship,
- cinch,
- clambake,
- coffee break,
- conquest,
- cook out,
- cookout,
- difficult,
- dine,
- dine out,
- diner,
- dinner,
- disagreeable,
- do,
- duck,
- easy target,
- easy thing,
- easy victory,
- eat out,
- elevenses,
- fair,
- feast,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- fish fry,
- fun,
- fun and games,
- funmaking,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- game,
- garden party,
- good time,
- grand slam,
- great doings,
- great fun,
- high jinks,
- high old time,
- high tea,
- high time,
- hot luncheon,
- jamboree,
- kermis,
- knockout,
- landslide,
- landslide victory,
- laughs,
- lead-pipe cinch,
- lovely time,
- lunch,
- luncheon,
- mash,
- mastery,
- meat breakfast,
- mess with,
- misfortune,
- moral victory,
- no picnic,
- painful,
- party,
- petit dejeuner,
- pie,
- piece of cake,
- play,
- pleasant time,
- pushover,
- rough,
- runaway victory,
- setup,
- sinecure,
- sitting duck,
- snap,
- sport,
- subdual,
- subduing,
- success,
- sup,
- supper,
- tea,
- tea break,
- teatime,
- tiffin,
- torture,
- torturous,
- total victory,
- tough,
- triumph,
- velvet,
- victory,
- walkaway,
- walkover,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose,
- wiener roast,
- wienie roast,
- win,
- winning,
- winning streak
- anniversary
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- the date on which an event occurred in some previous year (or the celebration of it) related words >
- Admission Day,
- Arbor Day,
- Armed Forces Day,
- Armistice Day,
- Army Day,
- Bastille Day,
- Colorado Day,
- Constitution Day,
- Decoration Day,
- Dewali,
- Discovery Day,
- Double Ten,
- Easter Monday,
- Election Day,
- Empire Day,
- Evacuation Day,
- Flag Day,
- Foundation Day,
- Fourth of July,
- Groundhog Day,
- Halifax Day,
- Halloween,
- Holi,
- Ides of March,
- Kuhio Day,
- Labor Day,
- Lenin Memorial Day,
- Loyalty Day,
- Maryland Day,
- May Day,
- Mecklenburg Day,
- Memorial Day,
- Midsummer Day,
- National Aviation Day,
- Navy Day,
- Nevada Day,
- Pan American Day,
- Pascua Florida Day,
- Pioneer Day,
- Remembrance Day,
- Roosevelt Day,
- State Day,
- Texas Independence Day,
- United Nations Day,
- V-E Day,
- Victory Day,
- West Virginia Day,
- Wyoming Day,
- anniversaries,
- annual holiday,
- bicentenary,
- bicentennial,
- biennial,
- birthday,
- bissextile day,
- celebrating,
- celebration,
- centenary,
- centennial,
- ceremony,
- commemoration,
- decennial,
- diamond jubilee,
- dressing ship,
- fanfare,
- fanfaronade,
- festivity,
- flourish of trumpets,
- golden wedding anniversary,
- holiday,
- holy days,
- immovable feast,
- jubilee,
- leap year,
- marking the occasion,
- memorialization,
- memory,
- name day,
- natal day,
- observance,
- octennial,
- ovation,
- quadrennial,
- quasquicentennial,
- quincentenary,
- quincentennial,
- quinquennial,
- rejoicing,
- religious rites,
- remembrance,
- revel,
- rite,
- ritual observance,
- salute,
- salvo,
- septennial,
- sesquicentennial,
- sextennial,
- silver wedding anniversary,
- solemn observance,
- solemnization,
- tercentenary,
- tercentennial,
- testimonial,
- testimonial banquet,
- testimonial dinner,
- toast,
- tribute,
- tricennial,
- triennial,
- triumph,
- wedding anniversary
- day in day out
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- for an indefinite number of successive days related words >
- always,
- and night,
- at all times,
- ceaselessly,
- constantly,
- continually,
- daily,
- daily and hourly,
- day after day,
- day and night,
- enduringly,
- ever,
- ever and anon,
- every day,
- every hour,
- every moment,
- for an age,
- for life,
- for long,
- hour after hour,
- hourly,
- incessantly,
- interminably,
- long,
- long ago,
- long since,
- month after month,
- morning,
- night and day,
- noon,
- on and on,
- perennially,
- perpetually,
- persistently,
- protractedly,
- rapidly,
- regularly,
- right along,
- since time began,
- steadily,
- sustainedly,
- the livelong day,
- till doomsday,
- time immemorial,
- unceasingly,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- unintermittently,
- uninterruptedly,
- unvaryingly,
- without cease,
- without letup,
- without stopping,
- year after year
- Kaffeeklatsch,
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- amusement,
- anniversaries,
- assemblee,
- assembly,
- assignation,
- at home,
- ball,
- banquet,
- blowout,
- boisterousness,
- brawl,
- carnival,
- caucus,
- celebrating,
- celebration,
- celebrations,
- ceremony,
- cheer,
- cocktail party,
- coffee klatch,
- colloquium,
- commemoration,
- commission,
- committee,
- conclave,
- concourse,
- congregation,
- congress,
- conventicle,
- convention,
- conviviality,
- convocation,
- costume party,
- council,
- dance,
- date,
- diet,
- dinner,
- dinner party,
- do,
- donation party,
- dressing ship,
- eisteddfod,
- elation,
- entertainment,
- exultation,
- fair,
- fanfare,
- fanfaronade,
- feast,
- felicity,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- flourish of trumpets,
- forgathering,
- forum,
- frivolity,
- fun and games,
- gaiety,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- garden party,
- gathering,
- get-together,
- glee,
- good cheer,
- great doings,
- heartiness,
- hen party,
- high jinks,
- hilarity,
- holiday,
- holiday-making,
- hoopla,
- house party,
- house-raising,
- housewarming,
- jamboree,
- jollification,
- jollity,
- joviality,
- joyance,
- joyfulness,
- jubilance,
- jubilation,
- jubilee,
- kermis,
- larking,
- lawn party,
- levee,
- mad round,
- mafficking,
- marking the occasion,
- mask,
- masque,
- masquerade,
- masquerade party,
- meet,
- meeting,
- memorialization,
- memory,
- merriment,
- merrymaking,
- mirth,
- observance,
- ovation,
- panel,
- party,
- picnic,
- plenum,
- prom,
- quorum,
- racketing,
- rally,
- raucous happiness,
- reception,
- regale,
- regalement,
- rejoicing,
- religious rites,
- remembrance,
- rendezvous,
- revel,
- reveling,
- revelment,
- revelry,
- revels,
- rite,
- ritual observance,
- round of pleasures,
- salute,
- salvo,
- seance,
- session,
- shindig,
- shindy,
- show of joy,
- shower,
- sit-in,
- sitting,
- skylarking,
- smoker,
- soiree,
- solemn observance,
- solemnization,
- stag,
- stag party,
- surprise party,
- symposium,
- synod,
- testimonial,
- testimonial banquet,
- testimonial dinner,
- toast,
- treat,
- tribute,
- triumph,
- turnout,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose,
- whoopee
- sunbeam
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- a ray of sunlight related words >
- sometime
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- at some indefinite or unstated time; "let's get together sometime"; "everything has to end sometime"; "It was to be printed sometime later" related words >
- ancient,
- any time,
- before long,
- by and by,
- bygone,
- early,
- erstwhile,
- eventually,
- finally,
- fore,
- former,
- immemorial,
- in due time,
- late,
- old,
- olden,
- once,
- one day,
- one fine day,
- one fine morning,
- onetime,
- past,
- prehistoric,
- previous,
- primeval,
- primitive,
- prior,
- quondam,
- recent,
- some fine day,
- some sweet day,
- someday,
- somewhen,
- soon,
- sooner or later,
- then,
- ultimately,
- whilom,
- yet
- day by day
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- gradually and progressively; "his health weakened day by day" related words >
- again and again,
- cyclically,
- daily,
- day after day,
- epochally,
- every day,
- every hour,
- frequently,
- hour by hour,
- hourly,
- in time,
- many a time,
- many times,
- many times over,
- often,
- on the beat,
- over and over,
- periodically,
- recurrently,
- repeatedly,
- rhythmically,
- seasonally,
- several times,
- synchronously,
- time after time,
- time and again,
- times without number,
- year after year
- sunlight
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- the rays of the sun; "the shingles were weathered by the sun and wind" related words >
- again and again,
- commonly,
- continually,
- day after day,
- day by day,
- frequently,
- habitually,
- in many instances,
- many a time,
- many times,
- many times over,
- most often,
- much,
- not infrequently,
- not seldom,
- oft,
- often enough,
- oftentimes,
- ofttimes,
- ordinarily,
- over and over,
- recurrently,
- regularly,
- repeatedly,
- routinely,
- several times,
- time after time,
- time and again,
- times without number,
- unseldom,
- usually,
- whenever you wish,
- year after year
- repeatedly
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- several time; "it must be washed repeatedly" related words >
- again and again,
- commonly,
- day after day,
- day by day,
- frequently,
- habitually,
- in many instances,
- many a time,
- many times,
- many times over,
- most often,
- much,
- not infrequently,
- not seldom,
- oft,
- often,
- often enough,
- oftentimes,
- ofttimes,
- ordinarily,
- over again,
- over and over,
- recurrently,
- repetitively,
- routinely,
- several times,
- time,
- time after time,
- time and again,
- times without number,
- unseldom,
- usually,
- whenever you wish,
- year after year
- Lent
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- a period of 40 weekdays from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Ninth of Av,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Ramadan,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek,
- Yom Kippur,
- fast day,
- jour maigre
- Epiphany
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- a divine manifestation
- twelve days after Christmas; celebrates the visit of the three wise men to the infant Jesus related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
- Palm Sunday
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- Sunday before Easter related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
- Good Friday
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- Friday before Easter related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
- Easter
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- a Christian celebration of the Resurrection of Christ; celebrated on the Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
- Corpus Christi
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- a city in southern Texas on an arm of the Gulf of Mexico
- Thursday after Trinity Sunday; first celebrated in 1246 related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Carnival,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
- Carnival
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- a festival marked by merrymaking and processions
- a traveling show; having sideshows and rides and games of skill etc. related words >
- Advent,
- Allhallowmas,
- Allhallows,
- Allhallowtide,
- Annunciation,
- Annunciation Day,
- Ascension Day,
- Ash Wednesday,
- Candlemas,
- Candlemas Day,
- Christmas,
- Corpus Christi,
- Easter,
- Easter Monday,
- Easter Saturday,
- Easter Sunday,
- Eastertide,
- Ember days,
- Epiphany,
- Good Friday,
- Halloween,
- Hallowmas,
- Holy Thursday,
- Holy Week,
- Lady Day,
- Lammas,
- Lammas Day,
- Lammastide,
- Lent,
- Lententide,
- Mardi Gras,
- Martinmas,
- Maundy Thursday,
- Michaelmas,
- Michaelmas Day,
- Michaelmastide,
- Palm Sunday,
- Pancake Day,
- Passion Week,
- Pentecost,
- Quadragesima,
- Quadragesima Sunday,
- Septuagesima,
- Shrove Tuesday,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Twelfth-day,
- Twelfth-tide,
- Whit-Tuesday,
- White Sunday,
- Whitmonday,
- Whitsun,
- Whitsunday,
- Whitsuntide,
- Whitweek
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