Proper noun
Cheesefare
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(Orthodoxy, attributive) In the Christian Orthodox churches, the day before the Lenten fast, traditionally the last day on which cheese and other animal products may be eaten until Pascha (Easter).
Cheesefare Saturday
Cheesefare Sunday
Cheesefare Week
Cheesefare Week main During Cheesefare Week the eating of dairy products is permitted on every day (even Wednesday and Friday, which are normally observed as fast days throughout the year), though meat may no longer be eaten any day of the week. Source: Internet
The office of Cheesefare Saturday celebrates the "Holy Ascetic Fathers". Source: Internet
The popular name of "Cheesefare Sunday" derives from the fact that it is the last day to eat dairy products before Pascha. Source: Internet