First Known Use: 15th century
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1feria
noun fe·ria \ˈfir-ē-ə, ˈfer-\
Definition of FERIA
: a weekday of a church calendar on which no feast falls
— fe·ri·al \-ē-əl\ adjective
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Origin of FERIA
Medieval Latin — more at fair
2feria
noun fe·ria \ˈfer-ē-ə, -ē-ˌä\
Definition of FERIA
: a Hispanic market festival often in observance of a religious holiday
Origin of FERIA
Spanish, fair, market, from Medieval Latin — more at fair
First Known Use: 1844
Rhymes with FERIA
abaca, Abdullah, Adana, agora, ahimsa, aloha, Antalya, assignat, Astana, Aymara, baccarat, baklava, Bogotá, brouhaha, cervelat, coup d'état, Cumaná, Delacroix, entrechat, guarana, haftarah, haniwa, Heredia, inshallah, Kashiwa, koruna, Kostroma, la-di-da, ma-and-pa, Machida, Malinois, Mardi Gras, Masséna, Modena, moussaka, Oshawa, pakeha, panama, Panama, Paraná, parashah, pas de trois, persona, pietà, podesta, polenta, polynya, port de bras, reseda, rufiyaa, Shangri-la, tempura, ulema, usquebaugh
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