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According to this custom, on Easter Monday boys sprinkle water on girls they know. More recently, primarily scented cologne or, in more playful variations, other liquids. The day was historically called "Water-Throwing Monday" or "Dousing Monday", as even some decades ago it was common practice to drench girls with buckets of water or even throw them into watering troughs. The girls, dressed in their finest clothes for the occasion, would take part in the ritual despite its rougher nature. Today, this more extreme form of sprinkling is mainly preserved in rural or small-town settings, especially among groups dedicated to maintaining traditional customs.[citation needed]