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Gaelic Language Found In Caroller Serenading

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99%4Exact Match!
noun

• any of several related languages of the Celts in Ireland and Scotland

55%8 Often seen serenading serenading individuals or groups
noun

• a group of street musicians in Mexico

33%5 Lanford Wilson's "Serenading ___"
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