Address and Holiday

Address

Address verb - To deal with (something) usually skillfully or efficiently.

Holiday and address are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Holiday" instead a verb "Address".

Holiday

Holiday verb - To take or spend a vacation.

Address and holiday are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Address" instead a verb "Holiday".

Nearby Words: holidayed, holidaying

How words are described

old old address old holiday
full full address full holiday
special special address special holiday
long long address long holiday
Other adjectives: equivalent, similar, public, current, original, proper, single, actual, real, new, traditional, given, fictional, official, last, different, annual.

Both words in one sentence

  • In "Death Takes a Holiday", Winchester and Klinger address each other by their first names after the latter discovers the former is an Anonymous Benefactor of Christmas gifts for Korean orphans.
    Source: Hey, You!
  • Hankey, It’s Christmas in Canada does not directly address holiday loneliness, beyond having it as a framing device.
  • The 2014 Holiday Specials focus on Sunset having to further prove her reformation came off as an attempt to address that, but created its own debate regarding whether or not her treatment during it was justified.
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