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Often used in the same context:
christmases,
sleepover,
passovers,
ghouls,
goblins,
easters,
prom,
aprils,
hobgoblins,
summers,
campout,
hayride,
unbirthday,
cotillion,
januaries,
nights,
ghosts,
pumpkins,
allhallows eve,
christmastime,
spookiest,
night terrors,
caroling,
elves,
parades,
goriest,
costumes,
hannukah,
lebkuchen,
sleighing,
aunts,
werewolves,
towheads,
kids,
weekends,
frights,
santas,
shortcake,
grownups,
clowns,
haunter,
pranks,
hanukah,
sabbaths,
chanukkah,
carousal,
bobby socks,
holidays,
stepsisters,
grandkids,
candy corn,
years,
sledding,
spates,
carolers,
gingerbread man,
treaters,
observances,
days,
incarnations,
birthdays,
bummers,
superheroes,
faeries,
soda jerk,
ragamuffins,
slumber party,
reliving,
sugarplum,
winters,
noons,
samhain,
serendipities,
wartimes,
snowmen,
grandmothers,
tobogganing,
fairies,
zombie,
decades,
anniversaries,
meshuga,
hokeypokey,
carnivals,
yule,
princesses,
caramel apple,
hamantaschen,
gravenstein,
hobos,
saturnalia,
grandchildren,
shindigs,
kegger,
slashings,
walpurgis night,
chanukah,
centenaries,
kriss kringle,
hoedowns,
icebox cake,
midnights
Also try:
— Adjectives for halloweens:
many,
other,
several,
past
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