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- Lunar New Year
- Asian holiday
- Eastern holiday
- Hanoi holiday
- Holiday abroad
- Vietnamese New Year
- Offensive of 1968
- Pacific Rim holiday
- __ offensive
- Cambodian holiday
- Oriental holiday
- Palindromic Vietnamese holiday
- Annual celebration during which sweeping is taboo
- Celebration during which you might eat toasted watermelon seeds and {/gac/} -fruit sticky rice
- Holiday when houses are usually decorated with yellow apricot blossoms
- Hue holiday
- Holiday you could enter the same way if this were 43-Up instead of 43-Down
- Spring holiday in Vietnam
- Lunar New Year in Vietnam
- Holiday celebrated with small kumquat or orange trees
- Holiday similar to (and probably derived from) Chinese New Year
- Lunar new year observance
- Traditional birthday for everyone in Vietnam
- Vietnamese holiday that includes rituals of ancestral worship
- Hebrew letter
- Vietnamese festival
- Asian occasion
- Holiday in Hue
- 1/31/14 holiday
- 1968 battle period
- 1968 campaign period
- Holiday when children are given red envelopes containing money from their elders
- January 31, 2014, e.g.
- Lunar calendar holiday
- New Year celebration
- ___ Offensive
- ___ Offensive (1/30/68 event)
- Day to say "Chuc mung nam moi"
- Holiday when sweeping is forbidden
- Vietnamese holiday
- Asian winter observance
- Holiday that begins on the second new moon after the winter solstice
- Holiday that is considered to be the first day of spring
- Ancestor worship holiday
- Asian festival
- Holiday that celebrates the arrival of spring
- Holiday when bánh chung is often served
- Vietnam offensive
- 1968 military move
- Asian observance
- Offensive time?
- Festive Asian occasion
- Asian new year
- Asian celebration
- Holiday in Hanoi
- Offensive holiday?
- Lunar festival
- Asian New Year celebration
- Eastern New Year celebration
- Holiday that marks the arrival of spring
- Crossword holiday?
- _____ Nguyên Ðán (annual Asian celebration)
- Literally, "Festival"
- It usually coincides with the Chinese New Year
- Time to go on the offensive?
- Occasion during which sweeping is considered unlucky
- It's on the first new moon after the Sun enters Aquarius
- ___ offensive (Vietcong attack of 1968)
- Three-day Vietnamese festival
- Saigon New Year
- Vietnam holiday
- Hué holiday
- New Year, in Hanoi
- Word in January 1968 headlines
- Vietnam War offensive name
- Offensive of the Vietnam War
- Vietnamese observance
- Palindromic three-day Asian holiday
- New Year in Vietnam
- Holiday that marks the coming of spring
- Annual Asian holiday
- ___ Nguyen Dan (annual Vietnamese festival)
- February 12, in 2021
- Vietnamese celebration
- Vietnamese fete
- Haiphong holiday
- Saigon holiday
- Hanoi New Year
- Three-day festival
- 51-Down holiday
- Hanoi celebration
- Lunar holiday
- Vietnamese family reunion time
- Lunar Asian holiday
- Vietnamese holiday marking the arrival of spring
- First day of spring, to Vietnamese
- Midwinter Asian holiday
- Annual Vietnamese celebration
- Spring Festival : China :: __ : Vietnam
- Some action in "Full Metal Jacket" took place on it
- Vietnam New Year
- Palindromic observance
- When one might eat bánh chung
- First day of spring, in Hanoi
- Holiday when one might eat bánh chung
- New Year celebrated with bánh chu'ng
- New Year celebrated with thit kho trung
- Holiday celebrated with bánh chu'ng
- Occasion to eat bánh chu'ng
- Vietnamese New Year, which is represented by the Zodiac animals at the starts of the answers to the starred clues
- Vietnamese spring festival
- Hanoi observance
- Nam holiday
- Holiday in Hué
- Carbon __
- Holiday in Vietnam
- Saigon celebration
- Three-day holiday
- It's usually the same day as Chinese New Year
- Time for Hanoi fireworks
- Occasion for Asian fireworks
- Vietnamese for "festival"
- Spring-arrival celebration
- Annual Hanoi holiday
- Southeast Asian celebration
- Four-atom chloride, to chemists
- Eastern celebration
- ___ offensive (Vietnam War event)
- Three-day celebration in late January or early February
- Lunar New Year holiday
- Vietnamese New Year celebration
- ___ offensive (1968 Vietcong attack)
- Hué fete
- It's usually celebrated on the same day as Chinese New Year
- Winter celebration in Vietnam
- Holiday based on the lunar year
- Winter holiday of southeast Asia
- Hebrew letter: Var.
- Lunar New Year of Asian lands.
- New Year's, Asian style.
- Vietnamese holiday time.
- Oriental New Year
- Far East holiday
- Holiday in Asia
- Memorable offensive
- Asian fete
- Lunar New Year in Asia
- Ho Chi Minh City festival
- Da Nang holiday
- Offensive in 1968 news
- Asian winter festival
- Hanoi festival
- Annual three-day celebration
- A holiday in Asia
- Eastern observance
- Far East feast
- Linksman's need
- Holiday for Ho
- Offensive time, once
- Festival time
- Hanoi occasion
- ____ offensive
- Eastern New Year
- ___ holiday
- Ethnic New Year celebration
- New Year's, abroad
- Start of a lunar calendar abroad
- 62-Across holiday
- Event in a lunar calendar
- Holiday in 60-Across
- Lunar calendar observance
- New Year overseas
- Holiday in which to say "Chuc mung nam moi!"
- Lunar calendar event
- Weeklong holiday
- Asian New Year's festival
- Hué New Year
- Asian celebration occasion
- Holiday celebrated in Little Saigon
- It's celebrated in late January or early February
- New Year festival overseas
- Holiday celebrated with bánh chung cakes
- Vietnam War's ___ offensive
- Holiday when sweeping and emptying the trash are considered bad luck
- New Year abroad
- Southeast Asian holiday
- Asian winter celebration
- Southeast Asian observance
- Celebration of the arrival of spring
- Offensive observance?
- ___ Offensive of 1968
- Lunar celebration
- Occasion for dragon dances
- Occasion for gifting red envelopes
- Winter celebration abroad
- Bánh ___ (Vietnamese cake)
- Holiday celebrating the arrival of spring
- Winter festival
- Celebration in Ho Chi Minh City
- Banh ___ (sticky rice cake)
- Holiday celebrating the first day of spring
- Time for a visit from Ong Tao, the "Kitchen God"
- Lion dance holiday
- ___ Nguyen Dan (celebration of spring)
- Celebration in late January or early February
- Holiday celebrated with lion dancing
- -- Offensive (1968 attack)
- Vietnamese holiday with decorative orange trees
- -- offensive
- Banh ___ (traditional Vietnamese New Year food)
- Biggest festival in Vietnam
- Holiday celebrated with five-fruit trays
- Holiday during which Dong Ho paintings are displayed
- Holiday for which li xi is given
- Spring Festival in Vietnam
- Time for family reunions
- Vietnamese holiday during which "Gap nhau cuoi nam" is watched
- Vietnam War's -- offensive
- Vietnamese holiday during which bau cua ca cop might be played
- Holiday you might buy a kumquat tree for
- Winter holiday
- Feb. 1, 2003, e.g.
- Late January or early February festival
- SE Asian holiday
- Annual Vietnamese holiday
- Holiday that falls on January 25th in 2020
- Occasion for making _bánh chung_
- New Year celebration during which families may visit pagodas
- Vietnamese holiday celebrated with family reunions
- Hanoi lunar festival
- 1968 offensive
- SE Asian celebration
- New Year festival
- Military offensive of 1968
- Offensive time in Vietnam?
- Palindromic New Year
- Palindromic Lunar New Year celebration
- Palindromic Asian occasion
- Vietnamese Lunar New Year
- Celebration in Vietnam
- ___ Trung Thu (festival)
- Holiday in 48-Down
- Holiday when li xi is given to children
- Lunar festival in Vietnam
- New Year in Nha Trang
- Holiday in 29 Down
- 40 Down holiday
- Vietnamese New Year's celebration
- Certain Asian holiday
- Offensive in Asia?
- Vietnamese New Year's festival
- ___ Offensive (1968 campaign)
- Vietnamese New Year festival
- Vietnamese festival time
- Holiday a week after Kitchen God Day
- Holiday during which banh chung is eaten
- Holiday on which black and white outfits are avoided
- Holiday on which many kids wear new clothes
- Holiday when xoi gac is served
- Holiday with lion dances
- Longest Vietnamese holiday
- When Vietnamese people get a year older
- ___ Nguyen Dan
- Banh ___ (Vietnamese New Year food)
- Holiday during which banh chung is often eaten
- Holiday during which hat dua is eaten
- Vietnamese holiday during which thit kho nuoc dua is served
- Holiday when banh giay is served
- Vietnamese holiday during which banh chung is eaten
- Turning point holiday
- Multiday annual celebration
- Holiday when children receive red envelopes containing cash
- It may fall on Valentine's Day
- Holiday that falls in January or February
- Palindromic holiday
- Lunar festival in Hanoi
- Holiday with a custom of planting a tree called a Cay Neu
- Offensive name
- Holiday in Ho Chi Minh City
- Celebration of spring's arrival
- Lunar New Year celebration
- Offensive in Vietnam
