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Often used in the same context:
hogmanay,
clarsach,
contradance,
tolbooth,
craic,
prestonpans,
morris dancing,
pipers,
clachan,
bothy,
aviemore,
highland fling,
carolling,
contra dance,
strathspey,
strontian,
celtic,
haggis,
banffshire,
pantomime,
hootenanny,
fiddlers,
northumbrian,
kirkcudbright,
shinty,
tombola,
galashiels,
wiener roast,
trossachs,
crofter,
mummers,
tatties,
morris dance,
jumble sale,
hoedown,
funfair,
supper,
fancy dress,
singalong,
eisteddfod,
maypole,
evensong,
islay,
melodeon,
tin whistle,
kiltie,
panto,
loch,
hornpipe,
dixieland,
folk,
skiffle,
beltane,
coffee morning,
caledonian canal,
potluck,
caber,
bairns,
upwell,
rammy,
blether,
hop pole,
raploch,
trad,
ghillie,
pony trekking,
clydebank,
dance,
doune,
glaswegians,
portree,
argyll,
kirk,
wrvs,
stewartry,
lindy hop,
bagpipe,
waltzers,
dubh,
tiree,
whist drive,
potluck dinner,
arran,
pub crawl,
morayshire,
strath,
carvery,
euchre,
mumming,
steamie,
eigg,
inner hebrides,
cittern,
wynd,
lord provost,
socials,
slainte,
fish fry,
bannock,
cupar,
fete,
floorshow
Also try:
— Adjectives for ceilidh:
grand,
real,
traditional,
irish,
last,
many,
local
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