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holiday-maker
noun
- a person who goes on holiday US and Canadian equivalentsvacationervacationist
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This need of unrelaxing thought is the reason why disguise would be such a useful ally of the holiday maker.
It is to come into force on August 6th, by which time the most belated Bank-Holiday-maker should have returned from his revels.
Did a holiday-maker with a wife and, say, four children have to bring six sets of bedding with him?
One young man had only part of a face, and had to wear a painted tin mask, like a holiday-maker.
The oncoming of bad weather, beheld from below, is a grievance to the holiday-maker.
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