MIDSUMMER ALE

Domain	Definition
Literature	Midsummer Ale The Midsummer banquet. Brand mentions nine alefeasts: "Bride-ales, church-ales, clerk-ales, give-ales, lamb-ales, leet-ales, Midsummer-ales, Scot-ales, Whitsun-ales, and several more." Here "ale" does not mean the drink, but the feast in which good stout ale was supplied. The Cambridge phrase, "Will you wine with me after hall?" means, "Will you come to my rooms for dessert, when wines, fruits, and cigars will be prepared, with coffee to follow?" Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: MIDSUMMER ALE

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "a-d-e-e-i-l-m-m-m-r-s-u"
	-3 letters: midsummer, misleader, misleared, mummeries.
	-4 letters: demersal, dilemmas, dismaler, emeralds, immersed, leisured, limeades, mammered, measlier, measured, melamdim, mermaids, misruled, realised, remailed, remedial, resailed, residual, sidereal, simmered, slummier, summered.
	-5 letters: admires, aediles, almudes, audiles, dammers, dealers, dearies, delimes, derails, dialers, dilemma, dimmers, dualism, duelers, dummies, eluders, emailed, emerald, immerse, immured, immures, lauders, leaders, leadier, leisure.
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