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Often used in the same context:
rosh hashana,
tercentenary,
phanar,
jubilee,
rosh hashanah,
holiday,
simhat torah,
eid,
holi,
ramadan,
sukkoth,
walpurgis night,
bairam,
festivity,
noruz,
celebrations,
diwali,
festa,
simchat torah,
hanukka,
succoth,
magha,
guy fawkes day,
oblations,
thanksgiving,
channukah,
cele,
yahrzeit,
pesah,
sabbaths,
simchas torah,
passover,
pontifical mass,
milad,
shabbat,
shawwal,
cheshvan,
paschal,
pesach,
hannukah,
commemoration,
quincentenary,
celebrants,
observance,
chanukah,
triduum,
magh,
whitsuntide,
patronal,
moslem,
hanukah,
pilgrimage,
fiestas,
candlemas,
mangal,
baisakh,
tika,
merrymaking,
hegira,
yaga,
tishri,
feast,
xmas,
thankgiving,
novenas,
valentine day,
elul,
celebrators,
ramanavami,
eastertide,
shevat,
chanukkah,
holy,
easter,
christmastide,
chassidim,
solemnities,
wahabee,
nowruz,
rosh hodesh,
posada,
mothering sunday,
yuletide,
christmas,
makan,
aguinaldo,
auspiciousness,
yajna,
pilgrims,
rosh chodesh,
yule,
methodius,
lenten,
anniv,
patria,
maha,
ganesh,
profanation,
omer,
revelry,
dua,
guy fawkes night,
holidays,
festival,
afternoon,
evening,
long,
sabbath,
sitting,
autumn,
day,
dream,
fair,
fiesta,
gathering,
outing,
picnic,
saturday,
summer,
sunday,
festal,
gala,
festive,
bridal,
gayest,
enjoyable,
gaudy,
penitential,
commencement,
dressy,
gorgeous,
carnival,
gayer,
befitting,
busy,
colourful,
drab,
shabby
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— Nouns for holyday:
customs,
dresses,
clothes,
attire,
games,
occasions,
dress,
afternoons,
week,
present,
season,
more...
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