About The Word Gala
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Gala
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What's The Definition Of Gala?
[n] a gay festivity
Synonyms | Synonyms for Gala: blowout | gala affair | jamboree Related Terms | Find terms related to Gala: ball | banquet | blowout | carnival | celebration | celebratory | cheerful | cheery | convivial | do | event | fair | feast | festal | festival | festive | festive occasion | festivity | fete | field day | fiesta | gala affair | gala day | gay | gladsome | gleeful | great doings | happening | happy | high jinks | hilarious | holiday | holy day | jamboree | jolly | jovial | joyful | joyous | kermis | Mardi Gras | merry | merrymaking | occasion | on the loose | pageant | party | picnic | red-letter day | Saturnalia | waygoose | wayzgoose See Also | celebration | festivity Gala In Webster's Dictionary \Ga"la\, n. [F. gala show, pomp, fr. It. gala finery, gala;
of German origin. See {Gallant}.]
Pomp, show, or festivity. --Macaulay.
{Gala day}, a day of mirth and festivity; a holiday.
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