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Nyssa, St Gregory, St Paul Edward the Martyr, St George, St Cecilia, St Denis, St Andrew, St Sergius, St Lawrence, St Edmund the Martyr, St Joseph of Arimathea, St John the Baptist, St Anselm, St David, St Mary Magdalene John, St Gregory VII Bernadette, St Cyril of Alexandria, St Cyprian, St Chrysostom, St John Boniface, St Becket, St Thomas à Basil, St Barnabas, St Simon Zelotes Mary Magdalene, St Leo Francis of Assisi, St Gregory of Nazianzus, St Teresa of Lisieux, St Brendan, St Pius V light Holy–Rood Day church-ale agape everyday d eve daylong OD Joan of Arc, St quotidian Lammas date Feast of Unleavened Bread spread All Fools' Day feria day-to-day bridal all-day Allhallows busk fete greater feria accounting day -mas cheer May pentecost monday ephemeral tonight noonday thanksgiving Fourth of July convivial hodiernal love feast nap dominical revel maying Discovery Day Remembrance Sunday simple fete [or] f�te round-the-clock daytime morning crèche dawn Martinmas Judgment Day hour Exaltation of the Cross holy day breakfast Saturday Tuesday symposium arval Twelfth Night gluttonize outing sun Empire Day days Dominion Day allhallowmas nightfall easter day-long LDS bpd Thursday Friday return fast journey intraday buenos dias diary daysman buon giorno bid Allhallows Eve foy paschal lamb glee crownation day day eye Gallipoli Day daybug day-daw daylength-neutral pod unit double bacchanalia daybreak anniversary tertian semidiurnal Roodmas hallowmas night Nd anytime bonjour day-star grazing forty winks New Year catnap merrymake marriage noon Wednesday on maigre Nativity carousal feasting festino f feasted fest feste harvest-home reaping day valentine Turkey Day rainy day log late Decoration Day early ordinary break to-day from one day to the next lunch period qd hand natural day dayless dawe FDC sizzler ADO reckoning day All Hallows' Day Rood Day ad Camp day ticket retribution day All Souls All Hallow Day lambale yule Immaculate Conception midsummer time payday dies juridicus Adventist broiler glut festivity Orthodox Sunday workaday field day Holy Thursday gaud-day big day bellycheer festeye maundy farm barbecue Festival of Lanterns Shrove Tuesday potlatch Trinity Sunday other dayspring cockcrow clock day by day dawning St George's feast Michaelmas all–day hemerocallis V-Day Beltane Armistice Day symposiarch Succoth epulation dirgie hecatomb repasture festivous bridalty dayglow domesday ration calends Ash Wednesday nursery first wedding day week red-letter one day red-letter day the big day overnight carry Bon Boxing Day nundine lifecast the Sabbath adjournment de die in diem playday working day twilight fourth Hogmanay maiden feast intercalary devour sewer marshal convive rush repas Feast of Dedication pascha long pig Shavuoth dessert unfestlich junketing bridale halmas gooding g'day day car bissextile day q.d. the Day of Judgment the final judgment twelfth God's Sunday Discoverers' Day AM afternoon day in day out Anniversary Day nooning du jour (all) the livelong day New Year's Day [or] New Year's Day April fool graze Saint Valentine's Day quotid pay St Valentine’s Day button day intercalate nyctalopia doom DD gidday Mothering Sunday on a daily basis clearance loan First-day later–day leap–year day day rule morning loan daywrit daylight train tidal day the last judgment on a day-to-day basis M-day from day to day seal lewis mead-bench espousal clerk-ale bride-ale seudah cross-days epulary delectable love-feaster analepsis churn supper Childermas convival whence blow-out harvest home St George's Day war feast sheep-shearing Easter Eve schedule quotidianly ticket day day care St Stephen's Day leather fern mbd mgd on a daily/weekly basis Pope Day Traskite twenty-four hours a day V–day coach Whit–Tuesday reckoning sine die lyreman quadragene by the day latter-day monohemerous annual cicada qid night-sight Royal Oak Day intra-day GPD Day of Judgment tid last day daw wedding-day Dingaan's Day day girl Valentine's Day [or] Valentines Day Memorial Day Rock Day Rudmasday diurnally diurnation parousia bd spatter glass TPD twice a day l day boy Lewis, Cecil Day by night/day Commonwealth Day g.p.d. 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As you've probably noticed, words for "feast-day" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this word similarity engine, the top 5 related words for "feast-day" are: octave, name day, holiday, daily, and Mark. There are 995 other words that are related to or similar to feast-day listed above. Hopefully the generated list of words for "feast-day" above suit your needs. If not, you might want to check out Related Words - another project of mine which uses a different technique (not though that it works best with single words, not phrases).

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