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yule [juːl] n
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) (sometimes capital) Literary, archaic, or dialect a. Christmas, the Christmas season, or Christmas festivities b. (in combination) yuletide [Old English geōla, originally a name of a pagan feast lasting 12 days; related to Old Norse jōl, Swedish jul, Gothic jiuleis] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Though far from kindred and friends, Captain Bonneville and his handful of free trappers were not disposed to suffer the festival to pass unenjoyed; they were in a region of good cheer, and were disposed to be joyous; so it was determined to "light up the yule clog," and celebrate a merry Christmas in the heart of the wilderness. *Colonel Sir Henry Yule, The Book of Sir Marco Polo. |
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