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  1. 5. Christmas
  2. 8. demonstration
  3. 9. wedding
  4. 11. Father's Day
  5. 16. to give a gift
  6. 18. to remember
  7. 20. Hanukkah
  8. 21. parade
  9. 22. concert
  10. 27. scary
  11. 29. fireworks
  12. 31. apple
  13. 32. All Saints' Day (November 1st)
  14. 34. Rosh Hashanah
  15. 41. to visit friends
  16. 42. turkey
  17. 43. Bastille Day, French National Day
  18. 44. Holi
  19. 47. to drink champagne
  20. 49. Lily of the Valley flower given on May 1
  21. 50. jewelry
  22. 51. crown
  23. 52. to celebrate
  24. 53. Diwali
  25. 56. parade float
  26. 58. bell
  27. 59. egg
  28. 61. a meal
  29. 65. Passover
  30. 66. mistletoe
  31. 68. to celebrate
  32. 69. goose liver spread
  33. 71. to wish
  34. 73. oysters
  35. 74. type of cake for Epiphany
  36. 77. to count down to midnight
  37. 79. to swim
  38. 80. a day off
  39. 81. ham
  40. 82. mashed potatoes
  41. 87. birthday
  42. 88. Christmas manger scene
  43. 91. costume
  44. 92. the eve of...
  45. 95. Christmas Eve
  46. 96. February 2
  47. 99. Mother's Day
  48. 102. matzo
  49. 103. to kiss
  50. 104. Holiday of music
  51. 105. barbecue
  52. 106. joke
  53. 107. Labor day
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  1. 1. New Year's
  2. 2. coins, small change
  3. 3. food
  4. 4. to share
  5. 6. pie
  6. 7. Easter
  7. 10. Christmas tree
  8. 11. to build a Sukkah
  9. 12. Suukot
  10. 13. Fat Tuesday
  11. 14. war
  12. 15. small object inserted in une galette
  13. 17. in honor of
  14. 19. jam
  15. 23. ceremony
  16. 24. a religious holiday
  17. 25. honey
  18. 26. music festival
  19. 28. tomb
  20. 30. to make cookies
  21. 33. to buy gifts
  22. 35. Halloween
  23. 36. holly
  24. 37. in love
  25. 38. bonfire
  26. 39. cemetery
  27. 40. to play football
  28. 45. Epiphany
  29. 46. to dress up (in a costume)
  30. 47. candy
  31. 48. pan
  32. 51. gift
  33. 54. green beans
  34. 55. a civil (non-religious) holiday
  35. 56. to commemorate
  36. 57. Valentine's Day
  37. 60. to play a trick
  38. 62. party
  39. 63. to open
  40. 64. Fourth of July (American Independence Day)
  41. 67. a rose
  42. 70. Yom Kippor
  43. 72. to receive
  44. 75. cake
  45. 76. to light candles
  46. 78. to eat dessert
  47. 83. to decorate
  48. 84. to bake/cook
  49. 85. labor union
  50. 86. to blow out (a candle)
  51. 89. Ramadan
  52. 90. to invite
  53. 93. New Year's Day
  54. 94. End of World War I, November 11
  55. 97. Eid
  56. 98. latkah
  57. 100. to have dinner
  58. 101. French pancake