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Christmas idioms

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  • You should never judge something based upon its size, because smaller items may be of superior quality or higher value.
    Good Things Come in Small Packages
  • This idiom is used to excuse overindulgence, particularly regarding food and gifts.
    Christmas Comes but Once a Year
  • something you say when you give someone permission to do or use something
    be my guest
  • To look bright, excited or happy or be overly dressed
    Be lit up like a Christmas tree
  • Something highly unlikely but wonderful.
    a Christmas miracle
  • You place yourself in a precarious situation that may have disastrous consequences.
    Skating on Thin Ice
  • The greater the number of people, the more enjoyable an event or situation will be.
    The More the Merrier
  • When something good happens, especially if it is unexpected. To receive some good news, a gift or a pleasant surprise.
    Christmas came early
  • ' It typically means to delay or stop following a particular course of action until further information is known or circumstances change or become more favorable.
    put something on ice
  • Someone accepting or promoting an idea that is likely to cause them harm.
    Like Turkeys Voting for Christmas