high holidays, n.Definitions

The High Holidays (n.) ask for an accounting first and a resolution second, in that order.

The High Holidays (n.) run from a sweet new beginning to a long fast without much gap between them.

The High Holidays (n.) are when a synagogue finds out how many members it actually has.

The High Holidays (n.) work like a closing shift, counting the drawer before the doors open again.

The High Holidays (n.) are the stretch of days when a year is reviewed before it is allowed to continue.