Christmas tradition

4. Magical creatures, often depicted as Santa's helpers, who build toys for well-behaved children.
6. The act of going from place to place singing Christmas carols.
10. A vent for smoke from a fireplace; a mythical entry point for Santa Claus into homes.
12. To observe a special event or holiday with joy and enthusiasm.
14. The birth of Jesus Christ, often depicted in a Nativity scene or play.
17. A toast or a festive drink; the custom of wassailing involves going to neighbors' homes to spread cheer with songs.
18. Items that make a place look festive, like ornaments, wreaths, and lights.
20. A large, sock-shaped decoration hung on Christmas Eve to be filled with small gifts.

1. A plant, hung at Christmas, under which people traditionally kiss.
2. A plant with green leaves and red berries, used as a Christmas decoration.
3. A tree that remains green year-round, such as a fir or pine, used as a Christmas tree.
5. Animals, notably Santa's,associated with pulling his sleigh through the snow.
7. A decoration, especially one that hangs on a Christmas tree.
8. A present given to someone on a special occasion, like Christmas.
9. A religious and cultural festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated on December 25th.
11. Characterized by a joyful, fun atmosphere, especially during the holidays.
13. A small, decorative sphere hung on a Christmas tree.
15. Thin strips of shiny material used to decorate Christmas trees and other decorations.
16. A festive song, often sung at Christmas.
19. The period leading up to Christmas, a time of anticipation and preparation, often with an advent calendar.