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bacchanalia

[bak-uh-ney-lee-uh, -neyl-yuh] / ˌbæk əˈneɪ li ə, -ˈneɪl yə /




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In a nod to the annual Bacchanalia party, a faculty member dressed in a toga and greeted a similarly clad senior who launched the revelry.

From Washington Post

After finishing Georgetown the following year, she moved to Atlanta, where she became a pastry cook at the farm-to-table dining destination Bacchanalia, “the moment that truly changed the course of my career and life.”

From Washington Post

At Bacchanalia, the emphasis is on freshness, and the restaurant uses all organic ingredients, many of which are sourced from the owner's personal farm.

From Time

Eventually, word got out about Bacchanalia, and it became one of Atlanta’s most celebrated restaurants. 

From Forbes

With the renaissance in recent years of popular Carnival street parties, known in Portuguese as "blocos," Rio's five-day-long Bacchanalia is the epicenter of flings.

From US News