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Often used in the same context:
revelers,
celebrators,
partygoers,
merrymakers,
celebrations,
festivities,
revelry,
worshipers,
merrymaking,
marchers,
guests,
drunken revelry,
goers,
observances,
sukkoth,
paraders,
succoth,
pilgrims,
onlookers,
throngs,
simchat torah,
mourners,
ceremonies,
merriment,
officiants,
channukah,
holyday,
newlyweds,
picnickers,
communicants,
sukkot,
libations,
invitees,
devotees,
weddings,
crowd,
simchas torah,
sabbaths,
trippers,
solemnities,
patrons,
simhat torah,
spectators,
nuptial,
procession,
chuppah,
passovers,
masqueraders,
lupercalia,
fete,
feasts,
reconsecration,
conventioneers,
mummers,
chassidim,
parishioners,
commemoration,
bridegrooms,
gatherings,
guy fawkes day,
pontifical mass,
churchgoers,
tipplers,
chanukah,
novenas,
soiree,
festa,
liturgy,
flambeaux,
carolers,
couples,
cantors,
shindigs,
bacchanal,
attendees,
mazel tov,
thanksgivings,
brides,
flagellants,
carnaval,
blessings,
rituals,
valentinus,
diners,
rosh hashanah,
multitudes,
solemnisation,
festiveness,
christmastide,
lovers,
dignitaries,
hepcats,
shabbat,
huppah,
megillah,
hannukah,
mardi gras,
benedictions,
eucharistic liturgy,
pagans,
bas mitzvah,
repasts,
followers,
protagonists,
prophets,
apostles,
disciples,
votaries,
worshippers,
authors,
campers,
contestants,
experimenters,
heroes,
incarnations,
adherents,
explorers,
interpreters
Also try:
— Adjectives for celebrants:
other,
many,
religious,
black,
happy,
most,
few,
several,
female,
chief,
civil,
more...
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