canticoy Synonyms
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canticoy Meaning
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canticoy (n.)
A social gathering; usually, one for dancing.
canticoy Sentence Examples
- The ancient manuscript contained a beautiful canticoy, a lyrical ode to nature's wonders.
- The poet's latest work was inspired by a medieval canticoy he stumbled upon in an old library.
- The choir rehearsed the intricate canticoy for weeks before their performance at the cathedral.
- Scholars debated the origins of the mysterious canticoy found etched into the walls of the ancient temple.
- The bard captivated the audience with his rendition of a haunting canticoy from a distant land.
- Legends spoke of a mystical canticoy that held the power to calm even the fiercest storms.
- The troubadour's repertoire included a diverse array of canticoy spanning different cultures and eras.
- The villagers gathered around the bonfire, singing a joyous canticoy to celebrate the harvest.
- The composer drew inspiration from a traditional canticoy as the basis for his latest symphony.
- Generations passed down the enchanting canticoy, preserving its melodies for future ears to cherish.
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A social gathering; usually, one for dancing.
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The ancient manuscript contained a beautiful canticoy, a lyrical ode to nature's wonders.
The poet's latest work was inspired by a medieval canticoy he stumbled upon in an old library.
The choir rehearsed the intricate canticoy for weeks before their performance at the cathedral.
Scholars debated the origins of the mysterious canticoy found etched into the walls of the ancient temple.
