v. 1 have in one's hands or grip; 2 organize or be responsible for; to cause to be conducted
In Mexico a fiesta can be held to celebrate a religious holiday.
In Mexico a fiesta can be held to celebrate a religious holiday.
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grip; hold; grasp; celebrate; conduct a function
release; cancel
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held
celled
dwelled
feld
felde
felled
fjeld
geld
gelled
meld
quelled
shelled
smelled
spelled
swelled
weld
welled
yelled
becompelled
dispelled
excelled
expelled
handimpelled
misspelled
propelled
rebelled
repelled
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