Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A festival day; a holiday; especially, an English university festival; a gaudy. Also
gaud-day .
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Forex trading me slack for my chesses: And for my strange petition I will make Iscamme hereafter by some gaudy-day. forex trading at October 22, 2005 1: 17 PM
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Forex trading me slack for my chesses: And for my strange petition I will make Iscamme hereafter by some gaudy-day. forex trading at October 22, 2005 1: 17 PM
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Forex trading me slack for my chesses: And for my strange petition I will make Iscamme hereafter by some gaudy-day. forex trading at October 22, 2005 1: 17 PM
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Forex trading me slack for my chesses: And for my strange petition I will make Iscamme hereafter by some gaudy-day. forex trading at October 22, 2005 1: 17 PM
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"gaudy-day" -- of New-Year's tides in any way -- was thought by Urian Oakes to savor strongly of superstitious reverence for the heathen god Janus; the Pilgrims made no note of their first New-Year's Day in the New
Customs and Fashions in Old New England Alice Morse Earle 1881
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