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2. A sweet, hard candy in the shape of a walking stick, often red and white striped. (CANDYCANE)
3. A small, sweet British pastry containing dried fruit and spices, traditionally eaten at Christmas. (MINCEPIE)
5. The specific large bird that is the traditional main course for many Christmas dinners. (TURKEY)
8. A traditional sweet, rich dessert often containing dried fruit and alcohol, usually steamed. (PUDDING)
12. A round, ball-shaped decoration hung on the branches of a Christmas tree. (BAUBLE)
13. Small supernatural creatures who assist Santa Claus in his workshop. (ELVES)
14. Songs typically sung in groups during the festive season. (CAROLS)
15. Shiny, thin strips of metallic material used to decorate the Christmas tree. (TINSEL)
17. The specific type of tree, often an evergreen, used indoors for decoration. (FIR)
18. A plant with white berries, often hung up, under which people traditionally exchange a kiss. (MISTLETOE)
19. The day immediately following Christmas Day in the UK, often associated with shopping sales. (BOXINGDAY)

1. A vertical structure in a house through which smoke escapes, and Santa makes his entrance. (CHIMNEY)
2. The specific type of red sauce made from a small, tart berry, often served with turkey. (CRANBERRY)
4. A circular arrangement of foliage, often hung on doors as a decoration. (WREATH)
6. The specific person, usually in the UK, who gives a public speech on Christmas Day afternoon. (QUEEN)
7. The general term for a custom or belief passed down through generations, like opening presents on Christmas morning. (TRADITION)
9. A general term for decorative items used to make a home look festive during the holidays. (DECORATIONS)
10. A character in a famous Charles Dickens story, known for being stingy and disliking Christmas. (SCROOGE)
11. The general feeling of joy and celebration associated with the holiday period. (FESTIVE)
16. A traditional alcoholic drink made with beaten egg, milk, sugar, and sometimes rum or brandy. (EGGNOG)