Definition of a Festivus
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Other terms relating to 'holidays (list of)': |
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Definitions include: See Chrismahanukwanzakah. |
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Definitions include: "the holidays". |
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Definitions include: all-inclusive term for the holiday season at the end of the Gregorian calendar. |
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Definitions include: See Chrismahanukwanzakah. |
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Definitions include: "Christmas". |
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Definitions include: Christmas, especially the more secular and commercial aspects. |
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Definitions include: Thanksgiving. |
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Definitions include: "Thanksgiving". |
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Definitions include: the phenomenon whereby the beginning of the Christmas shopping "season" beings earlier each consecutive year. |
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| Definitions include: See five by five. |
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| Definitions include: alternate spelling of "dug", i.e. the past tense of dig. |
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