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Wiktionary

  1. n. Walpurgis night, a feast of witchcraft in German folklore; any orgiastic or bacchanalian party.

Etymologies

  1. From German Walpurgisnacht. (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “The start of May marks the Celtic festival of Beltane - the festival of bright or sacred fire, known as Walpurgisnacht in Germany.”

    Beltane Fire

  • “The remainder of the album makes for decent, often moody but hardly invigorating, autumnal background music, with Brahms' "Walpurgisnacht" I prefer Mendelssohn's and the rag "Graceful Ghost" being a lot less fun than you want them to be.”

    The bowman's call

  • “My short story "Walpurgisnacht" has been republished by The Pagan Activist.”

    Reprinted: Walpurgisnacht

  • “The night from April 30 to May 1 is called "Walpurgisnacht", the night of Walpurgis or Walpurga.”

    Happy Walpurgisnacht!

  • Walpurgisnacht," and certainly appearances favored such a fancy.”

    Black Spirits and White A Book of Ghost Stories

  • “Having heard rame of his music this winter, particularly that magnificent creation, the "Walpurgisnacht," I wished to obtain his autograph before leaving, and sent a note for that purpose.”

    Views a-foot

  • Walpurgisnacht" is choreographed to music for a ballet orgy from Gounod's opera "Faust.”

    NYT > Home Page

  • “Also on the program: a ballet by Russell Ducker, a young company member; "Walpurgisnacht," by Leonid Lavrovsky; and Christopher Wheeldon's "DGV (Danse à Grande Vitesse)," a tour de force of speed and power.”

    The New Yorker

  • “The production even included the Walpurgisnacht ballet, which is usually cut.”

    The Wall Street Journal: The Tests of Patience

  • “The highlight is a Cult ritual on Walpurgisnacht itself.”

    Archive 2010-02-01

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