Easter Monday
Low Sunday
White Sunday
Divine Mercy Sunday
Palm Sunday
Good Friday
Passion Sunday
Trinity Sunday
Easter Day
bank holiday
Easter Sunday
Absolution Day
Alb Sunday
Quasimodo
Holy Week
Passion Week
Good Wednesday
Easter Week
Jubilate
Jubilate Sunday
day of days
Easterfest
Whitsuntide
Whitweek
Eastertide
Whitsun
Whitmonday
Whitsun Monday
Paschaltime
Paschaltide
Holy Saturday
Xmas
Dec 25
Christmas
Christmas Day
Holy Thursday
Rogation Sunday
Septuagesima
Easter
Ascension
Dyngus Day
Midsummer Day
Eastertime
Whitsunday
rubricate
washing day
Allhallowtide
Pascha
June 24
agrypnia
pace
Lady Day
Midsummer's Day
St John's Day
Hogmanay
Sundayish
Quadragesima Sunday
Ascensiontide
wakes
Ascension Sunday
Queen's Birthday
Septuagesima Sunday
happy Easter
red-letter day
Victoria Day
white Easter
bridge
saint's day
nativity
Hocktide
Pasch
Dec 24
Passiontide
Christmas Eve
Walpurgis Night
Happy Monday
Mondays
Lord's Day
moveable feast
Small Business Saturday
movable feast
Whit Saturday
Lententide
Irreecha
Lent
Collop Monday

English words for 'The Monday after Easter Sunday; a bank holiday in Britain and a holiday in many other places.'

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