Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Alternative capitalization of Yule
Etymologies
- See Yule. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“December christine ferbers gugelhupf crunchy apple-veggie salad the daring bakers strike again - yule log cordon bleu with apple filling spinach spätzli”
“The traditions of xmas as we know it are based on the pagan celebration of winter called 'yule' - hence the word yuletide in some carol i can't remember.”
“The Celtic Yule, and Germanic Jul / Jol (pronounced "yule") festivals were also prominent in their areas and were often some of the most important festivals of the year as they represented the lengthening of days and the coming of the sun.”
“Fisticuffs at Redhill as the yule log burned bright.”
“Our contemporary traditions of bright lights, the yule log, the giving of gifts, parades, carolers who sing while going from house to house, and the holiday feasts can all be traced back to the early Mesopotamian culture.”
“And they took the yule log each year to help remember.”
“We know how to turn out a great stuffing, light the yule log and find the perfect gift at the best price.”
Carol Orsborn: The Baby Boomer Holiday Ritual: Wishing You Merry Resilience
“With three different scenes -- "The Classic Yule Log," "The Cozy Cottage," and "The Snowy Cabin" -- you can transport yourself into a variety of romanticized fantasies as you countdown to Christmas conjuring all of the memories of televised yule logs past.”
“He's why yule logs were made all those PBS years ago.”
“Alright, who's idea was it to take perfectly good Christmas albums and stick 'em on scenes of crackly yule logs?”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘yule’.
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Malachi_Constant's Words
triumverate, pandemic, parsnip, delineate, zamboni, parka, laser, swoop, malevolent, benevolent, fracas, tipsy and 372 more...
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Professional Scrabble Lexicon (TWL)
A myriad of game-changing words every Scrabble addict must have in his arsenal.
Keep in mind that these are all tried-and-true feasibly playable words selected for their handiness, i.e...paragon, pignora, ganef, suttee, origan, ohia, aioli, abasement, lehr, mho, tallow, harelike and 843 more...
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stpeter's Words
abase, abasement, abashed, abdicate, aberrant, abeyance, abhor, abhorrent, abide, abject, ablation, abnegation and 3536 more...
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Benandanti
All things Light
aureole, aura, aurora borealis, aglow, lucent, lambent, radiant, bright, burn, fire, solstice, brazier and 94 more...
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December Observances
A list of holidays that usually take place in December. Usually. ::coughHanukkahcough::
septmontium, christmas, solstice, hanukkah, saturnalia, kwanzaa, festivus, sinterklaas, hogmanay, yule, xmas, brumalia and 5 more...
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Known
stethoscope, triage, yule, vanity, bonehead, folly, petty, perpendicular, burnish, citrus, intrepid, waft and 52 more...
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Winter Holidays
Festivals occurring on or near the winter solstice and associated vocabulary.
winter solstice, saturnalia, christmas, grianstad an ghei..., yule, hogmanay, wren day, boxing day, sol invictus, hanukkah, kwanzaa, midwinter and 15 more...
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Words Covered in Faery Dust (X,Y,Z)
words that evoke magic, mystery, mayhem, magnificence or anything else that glimmers in the grass
yew, zephyr, xanadu, yore, yorkshire pudding, yarrow, yule, zinnia, yggdrasil, yearn, yule log, zoisite and 2 more...
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Christmas
carol, yule, noel, nowel, yuletide, melampodium, toyon, wassail, pantomime, simnel, epiphany, luminaria and 37 more...
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In Excelsis Deo
All those words (or distinctive phrases) you only hear at a certain time of year...
Hey! This is my 100th list!adeste fideles, merry, jolly, elf, carol, caroling, eggnog, bethlehem, magi, frankincense, myrrh, deck the halls and 81 more...
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voodoo
pagan, imbolc, ostara, beltane, midsummer, lughnasadh, mabon, samhain, yule, loa, obeah, unnamed and 9 more...
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