way-goose (Meaning)
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way-goose (n.)
See Wayz-goose, n., 2.
Synonyms & Antonyms of way-goose
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way-goose Sentence Examples
- The annual way-goose was a lively celebration where printers and their families gathered for a day of feasting and merriment.
- The way-goose originated in the 18th century as a way for printers to escape the confines of their workshops.
- The traditional way-goose took place on Ascension Thursday, a religious holiday commemorating Christ's ascension into heaven.
- The highlight of the way-goose was a goose dinner, washed down with copious amounts of ale or wine.
- Printers often used the way-goose as an opportunity to conduct business and discuss industry affairs.
- The way-goose also featured games, dancing, and singing, creating a festive atmosphere.
- In the early 19th century, the way-goose evolved into a more formal event, with printed invitations and speeches.
- By the mid-19th century, the way-goose had lost some of its original purpose and become primarily a social event.
- The tradition of the way-goose continued into the 20th century, albeit in a diminished form.
- Today, only a few printers' societies still hold annual way-gooses, keeping the spirit of this centuries-old tradition alive.
FAQs About the word way-goose
See Wayz-goose, n., 2.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The annual way-goose was a lively celebration where printers and their families gathered for a day of feasting and merriment.
The way-goose originated in the 18th century as a way for printers to escape the confines of their workshops.
The traditional way-goose took place on Ascension Thursday, a religious holiday commemorating Christ's ascension into heaven.
The highlight of the way-goose was a goose dinner, washed down with copious amounts of ale or wine.
