Christmas

1. - Decorative balls or trinkets hung on the Christmas tree.
3. - Traditional dense holiday cakes or puddings filled with dried fruit, nuts, and spices
5. - The story or physical display (crèche or manger scene) showing the birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem.
7. - A circular arrangement of leaves, pinecones, or flowers hung on doors.
10. - The legendary figure who delivers presents to children on Christmas Eve.
13. - A plant hung in doorways; tradition dictates people stand under it to kiss.
15. - Spiced cookie dough shaped into figures or constructed into decorated houses.
18. - An old Germanic winter festival blended with Christian Christmas traditions.
19. - A horned, anthropomorphic figure in Central European folklore who punishes misbehaving children.

2. - A tree—such as pine, fir, or spruce—decorated with lights, tinsel, and baubles.
4. - A large sock hung by the fireplace for small gifts and treats from Santa.
6. - Thin, shimmering strips of metallic material used for tree and room decoration.
8. - A rich, chilled dairy drink made with milk, cream, sugar, and whipped eggs (often spiced with nutmeg or rum).
9. - The mystical flying animals—including Rudolph with his red nose—that pull Santa’s sleigh.
11. - The four-week period of waiting and preparation leading up to Christmas Day.
12. Cane - A hard peppermint candy shaped like a shepherd's crook, striped red and white.
14. - The Christian holiday celebrated on January 6, marking the visit of the Magi to baby Jesus.
16. - Magical workshop helpers who build toys at the North Pole.
17. - The day celebrated traditionally on December 26.