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Often used in the same context:
saint brigid,
samhain,
lupercalia,
unbirthday,
mummers,
christmastide,
shrovetide,
morris dancing,
mumming,
walpurgis night,
rogation,
beltane,
walpurgis,
pagan,
channukah,
septicaemia,
bonfire night,
candlemas,
noncontagious,
candlemas day,
hogmanay,
mummery,
guy fawkes night,
wicca,
halloween,
sleighing,
group therapy,
wassailing,
carolling,
festiveness,
eucharistic liturgy,
wiener roast,
stomach flu,
evensong,
ground hog,
carnival,
festivity,
corroboree,
shrove tuesday,
callithumpian,
tenebrae,
dixieland,
eucharist,
eastertide,
fancy dress,
solstice,
simnel cake,
st. vitus,
mothering sunday,
ghouls,
igraine,
maypole,
whitsuntide,
pantomime,
christadelphian,
contradance,
methodist church,
chanukkah,
erysipelas,
crapaud,
goblins,
saturnalia,
bar billiards,
preadolescence,
wiccans,
midsummer eve,
plashet,
merriment,
lenten,
herpes zoster virus,
horehound,
pinkster,
merriness,
mardi gras,
lupercus,
ichthyomancy,
paganism,
johnny cake,
weird sisters,
revelry,
picture gallery,
coulrophobia,
frigga,
sabbaths,
saengerfest,
hallows,
roseola,
paschal,
autumnal equinox,
shiest,
grammar school,
sukkoth,
sesqui,
dressiest,
morris dance,
yule,
skull session,
mithraic,
madrigal,
panto,
methodios,
fairies
More general:
day
Synonyms:
hallowe'en,
halloween
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