Across
- 2. - The month when Christmas is celebrated.
- 5. - The first name of the apostle who denied Christ three times, often a reference to "Peter's Denial" during Christmas sermons.
- 7. - A symbol of winter often used in holiday decorations; evergreen plants.
- 8. - A meal often held after Christmas Eve services or on Christmas Day, especially in the UK.
- 9. - A scene depicting the birth of Jesus Christ, often displayed at Christmas.
- 11. - A famous Christmas carol about a jolly old man.
- 13. - A traditional beverage served during holiday gatherings, often spiced or with alcohol.
- 14. - The famous figure who delivers gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
- 15. - An ancient symbol that was adopted by Christianity during the Yule season.
- 17. - The chill of the Christmas season, often associated with cold drafts in homes.
- 18. - A feeling some might associate with the excesses of Christmas indulgence.
Down
- 1. - The name of the British king whose reign overlapped with the origin of the Christmas carol "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen."
- 3. - A sweet treat traditionally associated with the Christmas season, often shaped like a cane.
- 4. - The holiday celebrated on December 25th, commemorating the birth of Jesus.
- 5. - A type of herb often used in holiday meals, such as Christmas stuffing.
- 6. - The time of day that marks the birth of Christ according to the Nativity story.
- 10. - A historic and widespread Christmas tradition, observed around the world.
- 12. - A term for "helper," often used for Santa's assistants.
- 16. - An old English term for the Christmas festival or celebration.