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Often used in the same context:
carolers,
wassailing,
contradance,
mummers,
choirs,
christmastide,
singing,
matins,
ceilidh,
santas,
wiener roast,
supper,
sleigh bell,
singalongs,
handbell,
madrigal,
yule,
chorals,
channukah,
mumming,
ukes,
mulled wine,
dixieland,
serenading,
panpipes,
jollification,
evensong,
yodelling,
folk,
eastertide,
chanukkah,
festal,
psaltery,
dances,
tenebrae,
tunelessly,
morris dancing,
harmonizers,
melodeon,
katzenjammer,
musicale,
vesper,
lilted,
potluck,
quadrilles,
rehersal,
pantomime,
pennywhistle,
kantele,
mulled cider,
hymns,
hurdy gurdy,
alphorn,
piano accordion,
chansons,
morris dance,
bell ringing,
cantatas,
choristers,
candlelight,
candlemas,
tinkly,
posada,
victrola,
midsummer eve,
tinkles,
lebkuchen,
banjoes,
sleighing,
hearthside,
harpers,
lappish,
chanukah,
elves,
hokeypokey,
samisen,
euchre,
christmastime,
dorati,
evenings,
recital,
contra dance,
storytime,
festa,
kazoos,
turtledove,
probus,
serenaders,
tamboura,
firelight,
plainchant,
whitsuntide,
woodwind instrument,
shabbat,
songsters,
string band,
junkanoo,
liederkranz,
yule log,
czardas,
oddfellow,
catchpenny,
paean,
cheer,
chorus,
trills,
carols,
easter,
hast,
laugh,
laughter,
peal,
shout,
tinkling,
trill,
whoops,
anthems,
anticipation,
chanting,
chariot,
chimes
Also try:
— Adjectives for carolling:
organ,
sweet,
joyous,
holy,
high,
wonderful,
karee,
merry,
such,
timely,
impassioned,
more...
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