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Definitions
A celebration welcoming someone into a new home or marriage household.
Word origin
From Middle English infer (“entrance”), from Old English infær (“ingress, entrance, ingang”), from Proto-Germanic *in + *farą (“a going”), corresponding to in- + fare. Related to Old English infaru (“inroad, incursion, invasion”). Compare German einführen (“to introduce”).
Used in a sentence
“At our next meeting we set the day for our wedding; and I went to my father's, and made arrangements for an infair, and returned to ask her parents for her.”
“He stretched his arms above his head and drew a long sigh of pleasurable reminiscence. “We hed a right sorter sociable evenin'. I'll be bound they air all over yander at the infair now.””
“Today, most weddings are followed by some sort of celebration, although not by infares, shivarees, or any similar institution.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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