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Often used in the same context:
channukah,
hannukah,
chanukkah,
thankgiving,
unbirthday,
yuletide,
christmas eve,
holiday,
hanukah,
solstice,
guy fawkes day,
yule,
matzah ball,
christmastide,
festivities,
chanukah,
sabbaths,
lupercalia,
whackiest,
shabbat,
simchat torah,
drunken revelry,
celebration,
gleek,
autumnal equinox,
wassailing,
feasts,
rosh hashanah,
caroling,
tofurkey,
movable feast,
pillow fight,
mondays,
quasquicentennial,
yule log,
succoth,
valentine day,
triduum,
festiveness,
ichthyomancy,
lenten,
simchas torah,
hanukka,
potlatch,
brunches,
bacchanals,
preshow,
santa claus,
diwali,
specials,
lunisolar calendar,
owling,
feasters,
ramadan,
lollapalooza,
booyah,
buffett,
floorshow,
jawn,
weenie roast,
auld lang syne,
sundance,
carousal,
busman,
afikomen,
ritual,
winter solstice,
bronco busting,
woohoo,
simhat torah,
skull session,
hootenanny,
laugh track,
bucko,
christmas,
haftorah,
midnite,
cornucopias,
aguinaldo,
home plate,
xmas,
sesqui,
beef bourguignonne,
rubbernecker,
sukkoth,
carnaval,
eggnog,
wiccan,
hallows,
countdown,
beer garden,
megillah,
potluck dinner,
braggy,
vernal equinox,
overindulgence,
walpurgis night,
easter,
beerfest,
spring equinox,
luau,
the simpsons
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