Mayfair
Mardi Gras
Fat Tuesday
Festival of the Rosary
Ladies' Mile
Regifugium
fairtime
carny
Old Nichol
biennial
1760s
Salem
midway
carnival
aenach
ten-in-one
1700s
Georgemas
Purley
seventeen hundred
Tudor
bastide
Bernicia
historic site
Tyburn
quarter session
Parentalia
Pride
Glastonbury
hightide
Newmarket
Ren fair
Renaissance fair
Hampton Court
Tonbridge
Restoration
box social
Northumbria
Kingdom of Northumbria
ridotto
carnivalesque
Croydonian
Sutton
arena
carnivalic
Eastie
afterfest
Dorking
Enders
Ormond
Amounderness
Poseidonia
columbarium
Buck House
festie
whirlabout
Saturnalia
anthippasia
roundabout
Covent Garden
wich town
Gregorian
marquisate
Olympiad
Salvia sclarea
fantasia
funfair
pleasure ground
precarnival
street market
apellai
Gregorian calendar
New Style calendar
Glasto
Saffron Walden
amusement park
pageantry
clary
Blandford Forum
revel
middling sort
carnivalization
Louis-Quatorze
Stamp Act
Beltane
armilustrum
horse fair
Pythian Games
festy
Valois
Losar
-fest
superhunt

English words for 'An annual two-week-long fair that took place in central London between 1686 and 1764.'

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