Little Christmas
Distaff Day
Twelfthtide
Women's Christmas
Phagiphany
Quinquagesima Sunday
Quinquagesima
Twelfth Day
Twelfth night
aurorally
blessing
expergefaction
epiphanize
epiphanic
holy day of obligation
prefeast
Epiphany
awakenment
matins
octave
Kol Nidre
Hallowmass
Allhallows
epiphora
morrow
November 1
Christmas season
All Saints' Day
sheva brachot
Eos
Hallowmas
Aurora
epiphanylike
All Souls' Day
Ash Wednesday
November 2
postritual
epiphanally
day-peep
feast
epiphanization
daw
symposiarch
eoan
feasty
dawntime
ritualizing
brupper
panchangam
preprayer
Twelfth Night
epiphanal
Roodmas
suppertime
brinner
foreshow
daybreak
bode
dawning
dawnlight
epiphanically
junket
banquet
Candlemas Day
dawnlike
Feb 2
spring
Candlemas
Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus
vespers
love feast
Passion Sunday
Clean Monday
sunrise
say grace
grace
egersis
festology
agape
thanksgiving
first woman
Twelfth cake
Fat Tuesday
devaprasnam
heort-
ainoi
hierurgy
festivous

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