Christmas Crossword

5. Item of clothing that is worn around the neck during the winter.
6. Vegetable used to make a snowman's nose.
7. Items that are burnt to celebrate the Winter Solstice in an annual festival in Brighton.
11. Sauce that is commonly served with Christmas dinner.
13. Item hung up on Christmas Eve for presents to be put in.
17. According to a popular carol, the little animal that is found on the dusty road.
19. Type of calendar that is opened up until Christmas Eve.
22. Rock band from Wolverhampton who recorded the Christmas hit "Merry Xmas Everybody".
23. Boy's name which is an alternative word for Christmas.
24. Circular arrangement of flowers or leaves used as a Christmas decoration.
25. Cylinder shaped chocolate cake eaten at Christmas.
27. Meat traditionally eaten at Christmas.
28. Confined space where children can meet Santa before Christmas.
29. One of Santa's reindeer which is also the name of a female fox.
31. Items eaten at Christmas that are sometimes roasted on an open fire.
32. Old coin that used to be put in the Christmas Pudding mix as a good luck charm.
34. Vehicle used to transport people in the snow.

1. Wintry sounding cocktail that consists of Advocaat and lemonade.
2. White covering that appears on the ground in very cold weather.
3. Region of Northern Europe where Santa lives.
4. Item that contains a hat, a joke and a small toy which is pulled before Christmas dinner.
8. Saint whose feast is celebrated on 26 December.
9. School play that is performed before the Christmas holidays.
10. Large bag that Santa uses to carry presents in.
12. The colour of Santa's outfit or of Rudolph's nose.
14. What Santa Claus comes down at Christmas to deliver his presents.
15. Dessert that is eaten after Christmas dinner.
16. A song traditionally performed at Christmas by a group of singers.
18. Plant that it is customary to kiss under at Christmas.
20. European country that gifts the UK with the tree in Trafalgar Square every Christmas.
21. Celestial object that is often used to decorate the top of a Christmas tree.
22. Type of evergreen tree that is often used as a Christmas tree.
26. Surname of the author Raymond, who wrote the children's books The Snowman and Father Christmas.
27. Collective name for the other items of food that accompany the main roast eaten at Christmas.
30. Saint whose feast day is celebrated on 6 December with the exchange of gifts.
33. Santa's team of helpers.