Wassail example sentences

"Wassail" Example Sentences

1. The guests wassailed merrily into the night.
2. The wassail bowl was filled with warm spiced cider.
3. They wassailed and sang carols around the Yule log.
4. They wassailed well into the early hours of the morning.
5. The wassailers knocked on doors and sang songs for gifts.
6. The wassail bowl was passed around for all to drink from.
7. The wassailers filled their cups and raised a toast.
8. The music and wassailing continued well after midnight.
9. They wassailed loudly as they paraded through the streets.
10. A wassail was held every Twelfth Night in the old country inn.
11. The wassailing began as the sun set on the winter solstice.
12. The wassail bowl was filled with mulled cider and spiced wine.
13. The Yule log crackled as the wassailers sang and danced.
14. Revelers wassailed late into the night on New Year's Eve.
15. Wassailers knocked on doors calling "Wassail! Wassail!"
16. The wassail song rang out cheerily over the frosted meadow.
17. The wassailing continued from Christmas Eve through Twelfth Night.
18. The wassail bowl made its rounds as toasts were raised.
19. The bar filled with the sound of wassailing and merrymaking.
20. The loud wassailing spilled out into the snowy street.
21. Candles cast a warm glow as they wassailed by their light.
22. The tradition of wassailing orchards lives on every Twelfth Night.

23. The jovial sounds of wassailing spread through the festive crowd.
24. They drank from the wassail bowl and sang an old wassail song.
25. Revelers wassailed and danced the night away at the pub.
26. The wassail song roused even the weariest revelers.
27. The wassailers made a great noise singing and shouting in the street.
28. Wassailing was practiced as a sign of good fortune for the New Year.
29. They wassailed and sang well into the wee hours of the morning.
30. A wassail was held every Yuletide at the manor house.
31. The villagers wassailed loudly at the town square bonfire.
32. The wassail bowl was passed from hand to hand.
33. The fellows wassailed in merriment while pouring from the wassail bowl.
34. Revelers wassailed among the snow-covered trees.
35. The sound of festive wassailing filled the air.
36. Torchlight illuminated the wassailers as they sang and danced.
37. The music and laughter from the wassailers spilled onto the street.
38. The warm glow of candles lit up the room as they happily wassailed.
39. Steam rose from the wassail bowl warming the wassailers.
40. The revelers wassailed late into the wee hours of the morning.
41. The wassail song rang out across the frosty countryside.
42. Warm cider wassail flowed freely as they wassailed into the frosty night.
43. Roosters crowed in the distance as the revelers wassailed on.
44. Yuletide cheer abounded as revelers wassailed with joy.
45. They wassailed together and shared jokes and stories late into the night.
46. As morning broke,the wassailers finally made their way home.
47. The wassail song burst forth as the revelers lifted their cups.
48. The beautiful old wassail song wafted through the air.
49. The party carried on late as revelers wassailed in merriment.
50. The fragrant steam from the wassail bowl rose like incense.
51. Candles created a cozy glow as they wassailed late into the night.
52. The old bar filled with revelers wassailing well into the wee hours.
53. The wassailers raised toasts and shared stories as the night wore on.
54. Frosty breath rose like smoke from the wassailers.
55. The sounds of joyful wassailing spilled from the inn into the cold night.
56. They wassailed awhile and then went home merry, though not too early.
57. The ancient wassail ritual brought good cheer and fellowship.
58. The wassail song rang out joyfully as dawn broke over the snowy fields.
59. They wassailed to drive out any lingering spirits of the old year.
60. The traditional wassail rituals brought warmth and blessings for the New Year.

Common Phases

1. The merry participants sang as they wassailed the bowl.
2. They wassailed and drank into the wee hours of the morning.
3. The wassail sauce was made from spiced ale and cider.
4. The Yuletide wassail was an old English custom.
5. Wassail ! to the old tavern sign.
6. He wassailed the punch bowl with his fellow revelers.
7. Let us wassail in joy and merriment tonight.
8. The Christmas wassail bowl contained spiced cider and mulled wine.
9. Revelers gathered to wassail and feast during the holidays.
10. With wassail cups they drunk their fill.
11. They wassailed and caroled throughout the night during the Twelve Days of Christmas.
12. The guests wassailed and danced late into the night.
13. We wassailed and sang old English carols together.
14. The Yule logs burned brightly as they wassailed and feasted.
15. The servants helped carry the large wassail bowl to the dining hall.
16. The old custom of wassailing the apple trees took place each year.
17. Wassail , friends! Let us drink and be merry!
18. They made wassail sauce to accompany the roast goose for Christmas dinner.
19. They met at the pub after Christmas Eve service to wassail and sing carols.
20. The wassail song was traditionally sung to wish health and good cheer.
21. On Christmas Eve, they filled their wassail cups to overflowing.
22. The wassail bowl was filled with mulled cider spiced with sugar and nutmeg.
23. They filled their wassail cups and drank a joyful toast.
24. The children made wassail in their tiny cups using spiced apple juice.
25. The Christmas revelers wassailed late into the night, sharing food and stories.
26. We wassailed and sang the old English wassail song together.
27. Wassail bowls were made especially for drinking wassail.
28. They drank wassail from hand-carved wooden cups to celebrate the New Year.
29. The sounds of wassailing and caroling filled the winter air.
30. Wassail! I drink your health and fortune.
31. The guests wassailed, drank ale, and made merry throughout the evening.
32. He lifted his wassail cup and drank a toast to good health and fortune.
33. They topped off their wassail cups and sang old English carols.
34. Let us wassail with joyful voices and raise our cups in glad accord!
35. The warm, spiced wassail drinks helped stave off the winter chill.
36. Wassail bowls and cups were used to drink the traditional wassail drink.
37. The Yuletide wassailers sang lustily as they made their rounds.
38. Be merry friends! Let us wassail and make good cheer together.
39. They lifted their wassail cups in a toast to the New Year.
40. The wassail drink was mulled cider or ale with spices and sweetening.
41. Wassail! I drink your health and fortune - may the coming year bring you joy and prosperity.
42. Before drinking the wassail, they all joined in singing the wassail song.
43. The wassail ceremony involved much singing, drinking and merrymaking.
44. The wassail drink was specially brewed for the Christmas season.
45. The sounds of wassailing and revelry filled the quiet winter night.
46. Let us make a merry noise as we wassail and feast this Yuletide.
47. The ancient English custom of wassailing the apple trees is still practiced today.
48. They sang the wassail song lustily as they made their rounds caroling.
49. The Christmas wassailers gathered to eat, drink and be merry.
50. They prepared hot mulled drinks made from ale and spices to wassail with during the cold winter evenings.
51. The wassail bowl was filled with mulled cider for the Christmas revelers.
52. Wassail! Drink hale and hearty!
53. The wassail bowl was brimming with spiced ale that brought much merriment.
54. The guests wassailed over a generous wassail bowl filled with hot spiced drink.
55. They filled their wassail cups and drank a toast to the Christmas season.
56. He lifted his wassail cup and proclaimed a toast to good health and happiness.
57. Let us wassail tonight with good cheer and mirth!
58. The hot wassail drink helped ward off the chilly evening.
59. The sounds of wassailing floated through the frosty night air.
60. They drank heavily from the wassail bowl and sang together lustily.