Oktoberfest Definition

ŏk-tōbər-fĕst
noun
An autumn festival that usually emphasizes merrymaking and the consumption of beer.
American Heritage
A beer-drinking festival held in Munich, Germany, in the fall.
Webster's New World
A similar festival held elsewhere.
Webster's New World
Synonyms:
  • Octoberfest

Origin of Oktoberfest

  • German Oktober October (from Latin Octōber October) Fest festival (from Middle High German vëst) (from Latin fēstum) (from neuter of fēstus festive dhēs- in Indo-European roots)

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Oktoberfest Sentence Examples

  • Tickets were sold throughout the tourist season, and the winner's name was drawn at Oktoberfest in the fall.

  • A funny plus size couples Halloween costume is a traditional German look - this also works for Oktoberfest.

  • Throughout the park, there are plenty of live shows to entertain guests, including "This is Oktoberfest," "American Jukebox," and "Emerald Beat."

  • Helen is a tourist destination in its own right, with Bavarian-style architecture, Oktoberfest, and other signature events drawing visitors.

  • German food, drink, and entertainment highlight the annual Oktoberfest celebration.

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