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- noun Plural form of
bacchanalia .
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Examples
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One of the unexpected outcomes from our recent self-linking bacchanalias is that they highlight one of this blog's overriding themes — how natural processes, like hydrology, growth and decay, become entangled with human culture.
Elastic 2008
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I missed Woodstock, but in my teens I had more than my share of dusty and reckless rock bacchanalias.
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I missed Woodstock, but in my teens I had more than my share of dusty and reckless rock bacchanalias.
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With these upcoming self-linking bacchanalias, then, we should have another chance to at least vocalize another longstanding interest.
Elastic 2008
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I missed Woodstock, but in my teens I had more than my share of dusty and reckless rock bacchanalias.
Vicki Iovine: Girlfriends' Guide to Teenagers: Momma Does Coachella! 2010
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With these upcoming self-linking bacchanalias, then, we should have another chance to at least vocalize another longstanding interest.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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One of the unexpected outcomes from our recent self-linking bacchanalias is that they highlight one of this blog's overriding themes — how natural processes, like hydrology, growth and decay, become entangled with human culture.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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Pete Peterson and his friends have gotten together in recent days for one of their periodic teeth-gnashing, rending-of-clothes bacchanalias, and President Obama's deficit commission is having its first meeting today.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Mike Lux 2010
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The bicentennial of his birth was the occasion for academic bacchanalias on both sides of the Atlantic.
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In this year of Darwinian bacchanalias, let us soberly reassess whether Darwin's theory is indeed true.
unknown title 2009
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