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Meanings of merrymaking in English
Usage of merrymaking in English
1
I come out of confinement to find a court intent on merrymaking.
2
Because the court knew its purpose, there was suddenly merrymaking and dance.
3
Accordingly, the marriage took place on the 16th, notwithstanding the public merrymaking.
4
Closely allied with the religious spirit was that of good-fellowship and merrymaking.
5
And now it was a legend of past things and a merrymaking.
6
Cries of confusion quickly replaced the music and merrymaking in the fort.
7
For a month following a funeral the relatives refrain from all merrymaking.
8
There followed a period of feasting and entertainment, of music and merrymaking.
9
They show me the fishermen's camping-ground, where there is dancing and merrymaking.
10
The spirit of merrymaking has gone out of New York life.
11
On the evening of the merrymaking Marie was afraid to go to bed.
12
And I waved my hand and sped back to the merrymaking.
13
I repaired to the village at an early hour, to enjoy the merrymaking.
14
When they entered they were deafened with the noise of carousing and merrymaking.
15
Somehow it contrived to carry on through another night of merrymaking.
16
Even the clothes-washing period was turned into a kind of merrymaking.
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Merrymaking through the time
Merrymaking across language varieties
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