Across
- 2. a long, wooden sled used to coast down snow-covered hills.
- 3. an incense symbolizing holiness.
- 7. a small, decorative sphere hung from a Christmas tree.
- 10. a candle holder for the seven candles lit during Kwanza.
- 12. a fragrant oil symbolizing suffering and mortality.
- 13. an evergreen bush with red berries and prickly leaves used as a winter holiday decoration.
- 15. a Mexican shrub first used as a Christmas decoration by Franciscan Friars in the 17th century.
- 16. slender strips of shiny metallic foil used as Christmas decorations.
- 17. a parasitic plant with white berries, hung from doorways as a Christmas decoration.
Down
- 1. a hot, spiced cider drink, traditionally served to poor carolers by their wealthy neighbors.
- 4. a festive song or hymn sung at Christmas.
- 5. a four-sided top used by children to play a gambling game during Hanukkah.
- 6. a half goat, half-demon character of European folklore who punishes misbehaving children during Christmas.
- 8. an alcoholic drink made with cream, sugar, eggs, and distilled spirits.
- 9. a British holiday celebrated the day after Christmas.
- 11. a circular arrangement of greenery or flowers.
- 12. gloves with one opening for the thumb and another for the four fingers.
- 14. a pagan festival celebrating rebirth and renewal, held on the Winter Solstice.
