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  • 85hail — Not surprisingly, hail ‘frozen rain’ [OE] and hail ‘call out’ [12] are quite unrelated. The former, together with its German and Dutch relative hagel, comes from a prehistoric West Germanic *hagalaz, which is related ultimately to Greek kákhlēx… …

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  • 86hail — {{11}}hail (interj.) greetings! c.1200, from a Scandinavian source, Cf. O.N. heill health, prosperity, good luck; and from O.E. hals, shortening of wæs hæil be healthy (see HEALTH (Cf. health) and Cf. WASSAIL (Cf. wassail)). {{12}}hail (n.)… …

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  • 87compotation — n. 1. Pot companionship, tippling in company, drinking together. 2. Revelling, revelry, conviviality, carousing, wassailing, frolicking, jollification. 3. Revel, debauch, bacchanals, saturnalia, wassail, orgies, carouse, carousal, drinking bout,… …

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  • 88debauch — v 1. seduce, pervert, subvert, demoralize, lead astray, lead away; (all toward immorality) tempt, allure, entice, inveigle; (all into immorality) trap, entrap, snare, ensnare, pull under. 2. corrupt, vitiate, debase, abase; pollute, contaminate,… …

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  • 89feast — n 1. celebration, ceremony, rite, ritual, observance; memorialization, ritualization, commemoration, remembrance, solemnization; occasion, event, holiday, holy day, feast day, saint s day; gala day, red letter day, anniversary, birthday, jubilee; …

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  • 90revel — v 1.Usu. revel in delight, rejoice, take great pleasure, like, love, Inf. adore; enjoy, appreciate, relish, savor, gloat over, feast on, Inf. smack the lips; glory, indulge, luxuriate, bask, wallow, swim, bathe; All Sl. groove on, get high on,… …

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