Chritmas

2. A long sock, traditionally filled with small Christmas gifts.
6. The place and conditions of a birth; commonly used to refer to the birth of Jesus.
9. The eight-day “festival of lights” commemorating the rededication of the Jewish temple around 200 B.C. The holiday is celebrated by lighting candles, eating fried foods, playing games, and giving gifts.
10. A half-goat, half-demon character of European folklore who punishes misbehaving children during Christmas.
11. A cookie made with molasses and ginger.
13. A four-sided top used by children to play a gambling game during Hanukkah.
14. Christmas To All And To All A Good Night! Every Time A Bell Rings An Angel Gets His Wings.
15. A traditional ingredient for Christmas dishes, especially in America.
19. is a vertical pipe or flue used to vent smoke and gases from a fireplace or stove

1. A British holiday celebrated the day after Christmas; traditionally when servants and tradespeople were given a “Christmas Box” by employers.
3. Breaking news, also heard as the lyric “Oh tidings of comfort and joy” in the religious holiday song God Rest Ye Merry Gentlement.
4. A religious and cultural festival celebrating Jesus Christ’s birth that is typically observed on December 25th.
5. A grouchy spoilsport who doesn’t enjoy Christmas.
7. A British holiday celebrated the day after Christmas
8. A small, decorative sphere hung from a Christmas tree.
12. on the Christmas tree and listened to their sweet ringing sound as we opened presents.
16. Magical, pointy-eared creatures who build toys for well-behaved children at the behest of Santa.
17. Pole Believed by many Westerners to be Santa Claus’s home.
18. Claus A mythical, white-bearded man clad in red who delivers presents to well-behaved children on Christmas Eve; based on legends of the historical Saint Nicholas’s generosity.
19. A festive song or hymn sung at Christmas.