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Often used in the same context:
moveable feast,
feast,
carousal,
smorgasbord,
foody,
repast,
autumnal equinox,
brunch,
hootenanny,
cornucopia,
delights,
merriest,
christmastide,
bacchanals,
geist,
hearthside,
bacchanalia,
serendipities,
calendrical,
mulligan stew,
extravaganza,
potluck,
mirthful,
turducken,
haphazardness,
matzah ball,
vernal equinox,
muse,
mundanity,
bricolage,
scrumptious,
thankgiving,
esoterically,
wingding,
tzimmes,
placeless,
idylls,
quotidian,
shebang,
everydayness,
stuffiest,
lotus eater,
pretentiously,
festivus,
metonym,
fiesta,
gooiest,
noshes,
walpurgis night,
klatsch,
blissful,
roundelay,
divertissement,
daliesque,
ingathering,
wordsworthian,
bistrot,
kaffeeklatsch,
saucebox,
haute cuisine,
opera buffa,
frabjous,
delectable,
delightfulness,
nowness,
edenic,
eastertide,
proustian,
frivolity,
quainter,
paradisiacal,
senryu,
miscellany,
mummery,
chile con carne,
salade,
pleasures,
flaneur,
epicureans,
peregrination,
travelog,
quiche lorraine,
saturnalia,
delicious,
gastronomic,
longueur,
metaphor,
leisurely,
lobster stew,
owling,
stew,
supper,
wassailing,
oneiric,
madhouse,
fiddlehead,
portmanteau,
dejeuner,
nouvelle cuisine,
channukah,
dinners,
viand
More specific:
easter,
feast of the unleavened bread,
passover,
pesach,
pesah
More general:
holy day,
religious holiday
Synonyms:
moveable feast
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