Similar words: tsunami, at sunset, midnight sun, whit, whither, white, whiten, whiteout. Meaning: ['wɪtsn] n. Christian holiday; the week beginning on Whitsunday (especially the first 3 days).
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1, We're going to Scotland for a week at Whitsun.
2, At its Whitsun Conference, therefore, the Socialist League unanimously passed the decision to dissolve itself.
3, The Whitsun visitors would follow the Easter ones; in no time at all the hotels would be jammed to the doors.
4, On the Thursday of Whitsun week, nine villagers from Halling and Snodland were caught and reported for playing tennis.
5, A knighthood next Whitsun, and we can sort out the job you want next week.
6, I used to go and spend Whitsun with an aunt who lived in Sheringham on the coast of Norfolk.
7, Take a few days'holiday Whitsun.
8, As it is the Whitsun holidays in Bavaria and many other German states,[http://sentencedict.com/whitsun.html] huge crowds are expected to turn out and watch Hitzfeld and Kahn at work on the training ground.
9, He arrived at Saintes while Richard thought he was still celebrating Whitsun at Poitiers and took the city gates by storm.
10, He graduated from St John's College, Oxford. His works include The Whitsun Weddings (1964), High Windows (1974), etc.
More similar words: tsunami, at sunset, midnight sun, whit, whither, white, whiten, whiteout, whiting, whitish, whitney, whittle, snow-white, whitewash, white lie, white man, whiteness, white paper, whitewashed, white wine, a white lie, white flag, white heat, white house, white lead, white lily, white meat, white bread, white dwarf, white-bread.