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tradition of
w****ailing (alt sp w****elling)
falls into two
distinct categories: the house-visiting
w****ail and the orchard-visiting
w****ail. The house-visiting...
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W****ail (/ˈwɒsəl/, /-eɪl/ WOSS-əl, -ayl, most
likely from Old
Norse "ves heill") is a
beverage made from hot
mulled cider, ale, or wine and ****es, drunk...
- Here We Come A-
w****ailing Performed by the U.S. Army Band Chorus.
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media help. Here We Come A-
w****ailing (or Here We Come...
- The
Gloucestershire W****ail, also
known as "
W****ail!
W****ail! All Over the Town", "The
W****ailing Bowl" and "
W****ail Song" is an
English Christmas carol...
- The
Gower W****ail is a
w****ail song from
Gower in Wales.
W****ailing is a
midwinter tradition wherein either orchards or
households are
blessed by guisers...
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Academic and
Romantic traditions.
Joanna Mary Boyce,
Rowena Offering the
W****ail Cup to
Voltigern (photographic reproduction), 1856
Joanna Mary Boyce, The...
- The
Starbucks Red
Cup, also
called the
Starbucks holiday cup, is a
modern Christmas and
holiday season tradition and
promotional campaign operated by coffee...
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media related to
Caudle (drink).
Drink portal List of hot
beverages W****ail Groaning food,
another British tradition following childbirth "Medieval...
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recorded in
English do****ents in 1632. At the time, most
punches were of the
w****ail type made with a wine or
brandy base. But
around 1655, Jamaican-produced...
- Examiner. 23
January 2016.
Retrieved 8
August 2020. "Slainte! The
Celtic W****ail – The
Histories and
Folklore of Mead and
Honey in
Celtic Lands". Owlcation...
