Similar words: whitsun, sunday, Sundays, palm sunday, sunday best, easter sunday, sunday school, sunday clothes. Meaning: n. seventh Sunday after Easter; commemorates the emanation of the Holy Spirit to the apostles; a quarter day in Scotland.
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1. On Whitsunday 1658 a stranger called at his house and begged for some small beer.
2. Sandbars flow into the Coral Sea at Whitsunday Island National Park in Queensland, Australia.
3. The smooth, sandy shorelines of Australia's Whitsunday Islands and the natural wonder of the surrounding Great Barrier Reef draw tourists from around the world.
4. Visit Whitsunday Island and walk the pure white , silica sands of Whitehaven Beach.
5. Called Pentecost, Feast of Weeks or Shavuot also called Whitsunday.
6. The Easter season, extending from Easter to Ascension Day, Whitsunday, or Trinity Sunday.
7. His brief as "caretaker" is to snorkel, swim and sail around the balmy Whitsunday Islands and send daily blogs and video blogs with the aim of promoting the destination for Tourism Queensland.
8. After a swimming test and a tour of the island, the candidates explored the Blue Pearl Villa - a.k.a. the caretaker's residence - a private, three bedroom cottage with views of the Whitsunday islands.
More similar words: whitsun, sunday, Sundays, palm sunday, sunday best, easter sunday, sunday school, sunday clothes, month of sundays, a month of Sundays, sundae, sun dance, tsunami, at sunset, at sunrise, day in day out, midnight sun, whit, whither, white, whited, whiten, whitey, whites, whitish, whiteout, whitney, whiting, whittle, white out.