Xmas vocabulary
Christmas – the annual Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ
Xmas – abbreviation or informal term for Christmas
Christmas Day – the birthday of Jesus Christis, December 25th
Christams Eve – the evening or day before Christmas Day, December 24th
Christams holidays – the holiday period for about a week before and after Christmas Day
Christmas cake – a rich fruit cake covered with white icing eaten at Christmas
Christmas card – a greetings card that people send to friends and family around Christmas time
Christmas carol – a religious song or popular hymn that people sing at Christmas
Christmas tree – an evergreen tree (a pine tree) that people decorate with lights, ornaments and tinsels at Christmas
Christmas present – a gift or present given at Christmas
Christams cracker – a decorated paper tube that makes a sharp noise („crack!”) and releases a small toy when two people pull it apart
Christmas pudding – a traditional dessert made of dried fruit soaked in alcohol, eaten on Christmas Day
Santa Claus – an imaginary being who brings presents for children on the night before Christmas Day (also known as Father Christmas), traditionally an old man with a red suit and white beard
reindeer – a deer with large antlers found in some cold climates, it is believed to pull the sleigh for Santa Claus
sleigh – a sledge or light cart on runners pulled by horses or reindeer over snow and ice
decoration – an object that adds beauty to something, ornament
tinsel – a decoration consisting of thin strips of shiny metal foil, traditionally used at Christmas
egg-nog – a traditional Christmas drink made of alcohol with beaten eggs and milk
gingerbread man – a biscuit or cookie made of gingerbread, usually in the shape of a stylized human, although other shapes, especially seasonal themes like Christmas
snow – water vapour from the sky that falls as white flakes and covers the ground
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