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  • A small bell that makes a light ringing sound, often used in Christmas songs.
    JINGLE BELL
  • To cover a present with paper or material.
    WRAP
  • A type of fish often eaten at Christmas in some countries.
    CARP
  • A large deer that pulls Santa's sleigh in Christmas stories.
    REINDEER
  • A heavy metal element, sometimes found inside old objects or weights.
    LEAD
  • A bright object in the sky; also a common Christmas decoration.
    STAR
  • A stick of wax with a wick that is burned to give light.
    CANDLE
  • A public holiday celebrated on 26th December in some countries.
    BOXING DAY
  • A circular decoration made of leaves, branches, or flowers, often used at Christmas.
    WREATH
  • Frozen water that falls from the sky in cold weather.
    SNOW
  • A vehicle used for traveling over snow, usually pulled by animals.
    SLEIGH
  • A decorated tree used as a symbol of Christmas.
    CHRISTMAS TREE
  • A paper tube that makes a loud noise when pulled, containing a small gift or joke.
    CHRISTMAS CRACKER
  • To divide or open something using a knife or another sharp object.
    CUT
  • A Christian holiday celebrated on 25th December, marking the birth of Jesus Christ.
    CHRISTMAS
  • A large sock hung up to receive Christmas presents.
    STOCKING
  • A green plant with white berries, traditionally hung at Christmas.
    MISTLETOE
  • To remove the paper from a present.
    UNWRAP
  • To hand something to someone.
    GIVE
  • A sweet baked food made with ginger and spices, often shaped as cookies.
    GINGERBREAD
  • A large bird often eaten as a Christmas meal.
    TURKEY
  • Sweet baked treats made especially for Christmas.
    CHRISTMAS BISCUITS
  • The evening and day before Christmas (24th December).
    CHRISTMAS EVE
  • A place in a room where a fire is lit for warmth.
    FIREPLACE
  • To receive or obtain something.
    GET
  • A plant with dark green leaves and red berries used as Christmas decoration.
    HOLLY
  • A traditional Christmas song.
    CAROL
  • Shiny strips used to decorate Christmas trees.
    TINSEL
  • A small piece of frozen water that falls as snow.
    SNOWFLAKE
  • A spiritual being often shown with wings, common in Christmas stories.
    ANGEL
  • A traditional British dessert eaten at Christmas.
    CHRISTMAS PUDDING
  • A metal object that makes a ringing sound when shaken.
    BELL
  • A figure made of snow shaped like a person.
    SNOWMAN
  • Something you give to someone on a special occasion.
    PRESENT / GIFT
  • The main day of Christmas (25th December).
    CHRISTMAS DAY
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