fiesta [fee-es-tuh; Sp. fyes-tah]
Main Entry:
fiesta [fee-es-tuh; Sp. fyes-tah]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: day of rest; religious celebration
Synonyms: carnival, feast, festival, holiday, holy day, saint's day, vacation
Main Entry: feast
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: banquet and celebration
Synonyms: barbecue, big feed, blow*, blowout, carnival, carousal, clambake, dinner, entertainment, fest, festival, festivity, fete, fiesta, gala, jollification, merrymaking, picnic, potlatch, refreshment, regale, repast, spread, treat, wassail
Main Entry: festival
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: celebration
Synonyms: anniversary, carnival, commemoration, competition, entertainment, fair, feast, festivities, fete, field day, fiesta, gala, holiday, jubilee, merrymaking, treat
Notes: a festival is a celebration for a specific occasion; festive means joyous, celebratory, or merry; festivity is any joyous diversion
Main Entry: fete
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: celebration, party
Synonyms: ball, banquet, bazaar, do*, fair, festival, fiesta, gala
Main Entry: gala
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: festival
Synonyms: affair, ball, bash, blast*, blowout, carnival, celebration, clambake, dance, do, festivity, fete, fiesta, function, get-together, hop, jamboree, moveable feast, pageant, party, prom, roast, shindig*, stag, to-do, wingding
Main Entry: holiday
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: celebratory day; time off
Synonyms: anniversary, break, celebration, day of rest, feast, festival, festivity, fete, few days off, fiesta, gala, gone fishing, holy day, jubilee, layoff, leave, liberty, long weekend, recess, red-letter day, saint's day, vacation
Main Entry: vacation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: planned time spent not working
Synonyms: R and R, break, breathing space, day of rest, few days off, fiesta, furlough, holiday, intermission, layoff, leave, leave of absence, liberty, long weekend, recess, recreation, respite, rest, sabbatical, spell, time off, two weeks with pay
Antonyms: work
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