Referring Clues

• Holiday abroad
• ___ offensive
• Lunar calendar holiday
• Asian holiday
• Hanoi festival
• Vietnamese holiday
• Holiday in Hue
• ___ offensive (Vietnam War event)
• ___ holiday
• Vietnamese New Year
• Ethnic New Year celebration
• Asian occasion
• Start of a lunar calendar abroad
• Saigon celebration
• Offensive time?
• Holiday in 60-Across
• 62-Across holiday
• Event in a lunar calendar
• Eastern holiday
• Lunar holiday
• Lunar calendar observance
• 1968 battle period
• Holiday in Asia
• Asian celebration
• New Year overseas
• Hanoi holiday
• Lunar calendar event
• Holiday in which to say "Chuc mung nam moi!"
• Asian new year
• Weeklong holiday
• Lunar New Year
• Hué New Year
• Asian New Year's festival
• Hué holiday
• Asian observance
• Holiday celebrated in Little Saigon
• Holiday in Vietnam
• Asian celebration occasion
• It's celebrated in late January or early February
• Three-day holiday
• Vietnamese festival time
• ___ offensive (Vietcong attack of 1968)
• Three-day Vietnamese festival
• Saigon New Year
• Vietnam holiday
• Word in January 1968 headlines
• New Year, in Hanoi
• Vietnam War offensive name
• Asian festival
• Vietnamese observance
• Offensive of the Vietnam War
• Palindromic three-day Asian holiday
• Three-day celebration in late January or early February
• ___ offensive (1968 Vietcong attack)
• Lunar Asian holiday
• Lunar New Year in Vietnam
• Vietnamese New Year celebration
• Lunar New Year holiday
• Winter celebration in Vietnam
• Hué fete
• It's usually celebrated on the same day as Chinese New Year
• Eastern celebration
• Holiday based on the lunar year
• Winter holiday of southeast Asia
• Vietnamese festival
• Vietnamese celebration
• Vietnamese family reunion time
• 51-Down holiday
• Hanoi celebration
• Holiday that marks the coming of spring
• Holiday in Hanoi
• Three-day festival
• Hanoi lunar festival
• 1968 offensive
• Hanoi New Year
• Military offensive of 1968
• New Year festival
• Vietnamese fete
• Offensive in Asia?
• Vietnamese New Year's festival
• Certain Asian holiday
• New Year festival overseas
• It last was celebrated in Vietnam on February 14, 2010
• February holiday in Hanoi
• Holiday celebrated with bánh chung cakes
• Vietnamese holiday marking the arrival of spring
• New Year in Vietnam
• Vietnam War's ___ offensive
• Ninth letter in the hebrew alphabet
• Offensive of 1968
• Lunar New Year
• First day of spring, to Vietnamese
• Vietnamese New Year's celebration
• Asian holiday
• ___ offensive (1968 attack)
• Asian new year celebration
• Southeast Asian holiday
• Holiday when sweeping and emptying the trash are considered bad luck
• Vietnamese holiday with decorative orange trees
• New Year abroad
• Winter holiday in Hanoi
• Southeast Asian observance
• Asian winter celebration
• Midwinter Asian holiday
• Offensive holiday?
• Annual Asian holiday
• Electronic musician Four ___
• Celebration of the arrival of spring
• New year celebration involving orange trees
• Occasion for a surprise attack in 'nam
• ___ Offensive of 1968
• ___ Offensive (1968 campaign)
• New Year in Hanoi
• Offensive observance?
• Ho Chi Minh City festival
• It's usually the same day as Chinese New Year
• Lunar celebration
• Occasion for gifting red envelopes
• Occasion for dragon dances
• Winter celebration abroad
• Annual Vietnamese celebration
• Spring Festival : China :: ___ : Vietnam
• Offensive time in Vietnam?
• Time for Hanoi fireworks
• Vietnam battle
• Haiphong holiday
• Some action in "Full Metal Jacket" took place on it
• New Year's Day, in Hanoi
• New Year's, in Hanoi
• Jovial question from someone eager to help
• Lunar calendar celebration
• Eastern New Year celebration
• Holiday that marks the arrival of spring
• Occasion for Asian fireworks
• Holiday celebrating the arrival of spring
• Saigon holiday
• Vietnamese for "festival"
• Winter festival
• Bánh ___ (Vietnamese cake)
• Vietnam New Year
• Spring-arrival celebration
• When one might eat bánh chung
• Palindromic New Year
• Palindromic observance
• Celebration in Ho Chi Minh City
• Vietnamese Lunar New Year
• Annual three-day celebration
• First day of spring, in Hanoi
• Banh ___ (sticky rice cake)
• Palindromic Lunar New Year celebration
• Vietnamese spring festival
• Banh ___ (traditional Vietnamese New Year food)
• Holiday celebrated with five-fruit trays
• Biggest festival in Vietnam
• Vietnamese holiday during which bau cua ca cop might be played
• Spring Festival in Vietnam
• Vietnamese holiday during which "Gap nhau cuoi nam" is watched
• Holiday for which li xi is given
• Annual celebration during which sweeping is taboo
• Time for family reunions
• Holiday during which Dong Ho paintings are displayed
• Longest Vietnamese holiday
• Holiday a week after Kitchen God Day
• Holiday when one might eat bánh chung
• Holiday when xoi gac is served
• Holiday during which banh chung is eaten
• Time for a visit from Ong Tao, the "Kitchen God"
• Holiday celebrating the first day of spring
• Holiday with lion dances
• ___ Nguyen Dan
• Holiday on which many kids wear new clothes
• New Year celebrated with bánh chu'ng
• When Vietnamese people get a year older
• Holiday on which black and white outfits are avoided
• Lion dance holiday
• Holiday celebrated with bánh chu'ng
• ___ Nguyen Dan (celebration of spring)
• Festival with lion dances
• Banh ___ (Vietnamese New Year food)
• Holiday during which banh chung is often eaten
• Occasion to eat bánh chu'ng
• Vietnamese holiday during which thit kho nuoc dua is served
• Holiday during which hat dua is eaten
• Holiday when banh giay is served
• Holiday celebrated with lion dancing
• Celebration in late January or early February
• Major Vietnamese holiday
• Vietnamese holiday during which banh chung is eaten
• Lunar festival in Saigon
• Holiday in which bánh chung cakes are eaten
• Vietnamese holiday whose full name translates to "festival of the first day"
• Vietnamese holiday during which a cay neu is displayed
• Lunar festival in Vietnam
• Lunar festival in Da Nang
• Celebration whose full name translates as "festival of the first day"
• Vietnamese celebration that welcomes spring
• ___ Trung Thu, harvest festival in Southeast Asia