whitsun
/ˈhwaɪtsən/Definitions
1. noun
a Christian festival commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit, observed on the seventh Sunday after Easter.
“The village held a lively Whitsun celebration, complete with music, dancing, and a grand feast.”
2. noun
a May Day celebration in England, traditionally observed on the Monday after Whitsun.
“The Whitsun festivities included a parade, a Maypole dance, and a traditional folk concert.”
3. adjective
relating to Whitsun or the period around it.
“The Whitsun weather was particularly sunny and warm, making it ideal for outdoor events.”