Words and phrases that have a meaning related to whitsuntide:  (151 results)
Often used in the same context:
whitsun, midsummer madness, allhallows, beltane, flower arrangement, east kilbride, pinkster, michaelmas, boot sale, sesqui, trunch, upwell, rogation, ramanavami, highland fling, shrovetide, cairngorm, open day, penally, outer hebrides, derwentwater, cowes, quincentennial, centenaries, whist drive, harborough, carnivals, picture gallery, walpurgis night, strontian, mothering sunday, camporee, tercentenary, saint brigid, caernarfon, trossachs, midsummer eve, grammar school, carolling, easter sunday, guy fawkes night, pantomimes, diamond jubilee, morris dancing, sidmouth, evensong, morris dance, eastertide, quincentenary, youth club, good friday, callithumpian, patronal, social dancing, fancy dress, grampian, benefice, ceilidh, picnic races, traction engine, phalguna, wassailing, natterjack, black watch, autumn, jubilee, herstmonceux, methodist church, fervour, holyday, draught horse, kalendar, bonfire night, theophany, festa, vintage car, manannan, tollbar, christmastide, itchy feet, booziest, pony trekking, christadelphian, estival, gundog, eisteddfod, sheep dog, birkenhead, vivary, bladebone, quasquicentennial, toc h, chalkstone, banffshire, naseby, birdwatch, holy rood, playday, british isles, show jumping, snowdrop, worshippers, morn, andrew, barbara, bradford, conclave, daniel, easter, eve, heaven, him, jeremiah, margaret, sacrament, scripture, threesome, thursday, wednesday, 26th, aaron, abbess, bicentennial, commencement, gala, acorn, anniversary, biennial, centennial, christmas, fry, funeral, golfing, grape, graveside, honey, impromptu, inaugural, lent, midsummer, mist
More general:
season
Synonyms:
whitweek
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— Adjectives for whitsuntide: last, next, first, merry, holy, blessed, nearer, comfortable, eventful

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