Holidays with N

  • Common way to say New Year's celebration.

  • Widely celebrated night before New Year.

  • Spanish for Christmas, major Christian holiday.

  • French for Christmas, Christian holiday.

  • Public holiday on Jan 1 in many countries.

  • Generic name for many national holidays.

  • Saint’s feast day tied to your first name

  • US food holiday celebrating ice cream

  • New Year’s Eve, night before New Year’s Day

  • US food holiday celebrating hot dogs in summer.

  • Portuguese for Christmas; big in Brazil.

  • Generic name for a nation’s independence holiday.

  • Movember-style event skipping shaving in Nov.

  • Christian celebration of Jesus’ birth scene.

  • Short for New Year’s Eve, Dec 31 parties.

  • All Saints’ Day, Christian feast on Nov 1.

  • Persian New Year at spring equinox, very old.

  • US fun food holiday celebrating pie on Jan 23

  • Informal fun “Take a Nap Day” after daylight saving

  • Spanish “Nochebuena”, Christmas Eve celebration

  • German “Neujahr”, New Year’s Day celebration

  • US informal holiday celebrating siblings each April.

  • Food-themed holiday celebrating burgers in many places.

  • Quirky June 8 US observance about tough choices.

  • Global celebration of the start of the new year.

  • Popular promo/holiday for pancakes in US chains.

  • Used by several countries for their flag celebrations.

  • Nine-night Hindu festival celebrating Durga in India.

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