Holiday encyclopedia
Date: June 22nd, 2008Holiday encyclopedia
holiday - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about holiday
Period of allowed absence from work. The word derives from medieval holy days, which were saints' days when no work was done. (more...)
Billie Holiday definition of Billie Holiday in the Free Online ...
Holiday, Billie, 1915?59, American singer, b. Baltimore. Her original name was Eleanora Fagan. She began singing professionally in 1930, and after performing with numerous bands ... (more...)
Holiday - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The words holiday or vacation have related meanings in different English-speaking countries and continents, but will usually refer to one of the following activities or events: (more...)
Holiday - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
From the Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can change (more...)
holiday season - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about holiday season
Period of allowed absence from work. The word derives from medieval holy days, which were saints' days when no work was done. (more...)
Holiday, Billie definition of Holiday, Billie in the Free Online ...
Holiday, Billie, 1915?59, American singer, b. Baltimore. Her original name was Eleanora Fagan. She began singing professionally in 1930, and after performing with numerous bands ... (more...)
Holiday - MSN Encarta
Holiday, extended period of recreation, originally a holy day or a religious festival. Holidays are characterized by a partial or total cessation of.. (more...)
HOLIDAY,
day set apart for religious observance or for the commemoration of some extraordinary event or distinguished person, or for some other public occasion. (more...)
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Billie Holiday - MSN Encarta
Holiday, Billie 1915-1959, one of the greatest jazz singers of all time. Also known as Lady Day, she cast an almost magical spell over audiences... (more...)
Holiday - MSN Encarta
Holiday, day set apart for religious observance or for the commemoration of some extraordinary event or distinguished person, or for some other public (more...)