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Often used in the same context:
carolling,
morris dancing,
mummers,
christmastide,
mumming,
morris dance,
walpurgis night,
rogation,
evensong,
madrigal,
yule,
maypole,
mulled cider,
mince pie,
hootenanny,
cornucopias,
cromwellian,
mothering sunday,
hoedowns,
jollification,
drunken revelry,
plainsong,
pagan,
beltane,
carolers,
lebkuchen,
samhain,
auld,
jollity,
medieval,
elizabethan,
posset,
shrove tuesday,
simnel cake,
middle ages,
hurdy gurdy,
olde,
eastertide,
plum pudding,
dixieland,
mulligan stew,
sloes,
merriment,
steamed pudding,
yuletide,
mulled wine,
thanksgivings,
milkmaids,
channukah,
hearthside,
devonshire cream,
damsons,
firkin,
shrovetide,
folk,
pilgrim fathers,
pistache,
carousal,
norman conquest,
mediaeval,
mummery,
hoedown,
feasts,
pantomime,
lenten,
swedes,
hoboes,
responsorial,
braw,
potlatch,
unbirthday,
hallows,
crumpets,
shikar,
morris,
supper,
flagellants,
yule log,
cawl,
merrie,
lassies,
candlemas,
penitential,
plainchant,
contradance,
syllabub,
ceilidh,
sleighing,
allhallows eve,
harpers,
victorian,
candlemas day,
solstice,
whitsuntide,
sabbaths,
moravians,
doxology,
stirrup cup,
santas,
scrumpy,
wiener roast,
tannenbaum
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