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Often used in the same context:
unbirthday,
patronal,
celebrations,
caroler,
fiesta,
joyousness,
festivity,
celebrants,
channukah,
cele,
sic transit gloria mundi,
proclaimer,
redbird,
bengal tiger,
xylophonist,
thanksgiving,
epicure,
moonfaced,
pule,
bestman,
momus,
strutter,
diety,
festa,
quincentenary,
eucharistic liturgy,
carnaval,
mummer,
baile,
luncher,
lucky lindy,
kibitzer,
manille,
christmastide,
spryness,
sacher torte,
inoffensiveness,
huitzilopochtli,
hokeypokey,
tableau vivant,
epitome,
protectress,
sybarite,
movable feast,
hosanna,
feting,
lolo,
lightful,
afro hairdo,
chanukkah,
parol,
feast,
responsorial,
angelus,
livelong,
butterball,
virge,
plisetskaya,
jete,
necrological,
mardi gras,
magnifico,
soiree,
solemnities,
triduum,
gippy,
tintinnabulation,
hannukah,
joie,
dionysiac,
frow,
crowning,
passovers,
antiphon,
viand,
vesper,
socializer,
greeting,
firebird,
masquerader,
noisemaker,
festiveness,
hmph,
barong,
pintados,
salutation,
pewee,
valentinus,
gooney bird,
madrina,
melam,
bringer,
eightieth,
bida,
flauta,
demoiselle,
hepcat,
soubrette,
divina,
begetter,
gourmand,
whirling dervish,
commemoration,
communicants,
encouragements,
propitiation,
receiving,
refuge,
succour,
abuses,
adversaries,
agitation,
agitations,
anchorite,
apostacy,
apostasy,
apprehension,
aspirants,
assembling,
associate,
associates,
asylum
More specific:
merrymaker,
reveler,
reveller
More general:
human,
individual,
mortal,
person,
somebody,
someone,
soul
Synonyms:
celebrant,
celebrater
Also try:
— Adjectives for celebrator:
ready,
great,
worthy,
frequent,
religious,
present
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