† stethvan.
Obsolete. rare.
= Eisteddfod n.
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society > leisure > social event > large or public event > [noun] > cultural
stethva1612
Eisteddfod1822
mod1891
feis1896
Oireachtas1896
fleadh1966
society > leisure > the arts > music > performing music > a performance > [noun] > music festival
stethva1612
festival1753
music festival1790
musical festival1804
Eisteddfod1822
Sängerfest1865
mod1891
Oireachtas1896
songfest1903
biennial1928
pop festival1951
folkfest1963
fleadh1966
rockfest1966
fleadh cheoil1972
festie1988
1612 M. Drayton Poly-olbion iv. 59 That at the Stethva oft obtain'd a Victors praise, Had wonne the Siluer Harpe, and worne Apollos Bayes.
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n.1612- to put it mildly
- to put it on
- to put it on a person
- to put it on the line
- to put it on thick
- to put it over
- to put it to a person
- to put it up to a person
- to put it where the monkey puts the nuts
- to put lay out of the gate
- to put leaven
- to put leavens
- to put lipstick on a pig
- to put many irons in the fire
- to put mind at rest
- to put money in lot
- to put move in neutral
- to put move into neutral
- to put nelson on
- to put nelson on someone
- to put next
- to put next to
- to put no doubt
- to put occasionally lay one's shoulder to the wheel
- to put occasionally rub the fear of god into