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Often used in the same context:
bonfire night,
guy fawkes,
mothering sunday,
festive,
guy fawkes day,
holiday,
hogmanay,
whitsun,
firework,
shrove tuesday,
shrovetide,
gunpowder plot,
panto,
armistice day,
summer solstice,
bonfires,
walpurgis night,
whitsuntide,
booziest,
allhallows eve,
yule,
midsummer eve,
allhallows,
halloween,
candlemas day,
festivity,
channukah,
rogation,
valentine day,
ripa,
mince pie,
festa,
fancy dress,
michaelmas,
beltane,
candlemas,
autumnal equinox,
yuletide,
pantomime,
dreich,
celebrations,
morris dancing,
unbirthday,
illuminations,
tolbooth,
justiciary,
birthday,
holi,
funfair,
quincentenary,
holidaymakers,
simchat torah,
strath,
solstice,
teatime,
wassailing,
lleyn peninsula,
conkers,
sleighing,
mental capacity,
beano,
xmas,
worshippers,
mummers,
christmastide,
centenaries,
chanukah,
hannukah,
pubs,
stocking filler,
tercentenary,
holyday,
pagans,
sabbaths,
craic,
householders,
ceilidh,
diamond jubilee,
spookiest,
pancake day,
busman,
bastille day,
cotswolds,
banns,
yule log,
chanukkah,
carols,
anniversaries,
saint brigid,
stag,
boot sale,
neds,
samhain,
gaiety,
hanukah,
tishri,
drunken revelry,
festivus,
allnight,
sparklers,
christmas,
upwell
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