Anagrams
Sleigh pullers:
RE-DENIER
Reindeer
In the meadow, we could build one of these.
Snowman
When decking your halls, be sure to include some of these.
This ghostly Christmas tale was first published in 1843, and has been retold and modernized countless times since.
A Christmas Carol
This sweet, dairy-based, seasonal beverage is traditionally spiked with brandy.
Eggnog
Nose nipper:
FRATS JOCK
Jack Frost
Science seems to have confirmed that no two of these are alike.
Snowflakes
There are 1,500 species of this poisonous plant, but it's probably safe to kiss underneath any one of them.
Mistletoe
Dr. Maulana Karenga created this holiday, whose name is derived from the Swahili phrase "first fruits", in 1966.
Kwanzaa
Whether split-level or ranch style, this seasonal treat is always a crowd-pleaser.
Gingerbread house
Hanukkah holder:
ROMAN, EH
Menorah
Developed in the 1960s, this sport wasn't officially included in the Winter Olympics until 1998.
Snowboarding
The centerpiece of any Kwanzaa celebration, the kinara holds seven of these - three green, three red, and one black.
Candles
This "festival of lights" has its origins in 168 BC, but it wasn't until 200 AD that it was given this name.
Hanukkah
The invention of these crook-like confectionaries dates all the way back to 1607.
Candy canes
Holiday hummer:
JELLING BLOCKER
Jingle Bell Rock
If you live in Alaska it's a "snow machine" but most folks know it by this, more common name.
Snowmobile
The Germans call it a "tannenbaum", but most people know it by its more common name.
Christmas tree
This Germanic, seasonal festival dates back to 300 AD and takes place on the winter solstice, the longest night of the year.
Yule
While not especially tasty, these chocolate coins are a must come Hanukkah time.
Gelt
Seasonal singer:
ALARMIST SCORCHER
Christmas Caroler
In 1988 the US Patent Office granted a patent to Ralph and Judy Maerz for a device that makes these.
Snowballs
American astronaut Jefferey Hoffman spun one of these for over an hour in outer space. Top that.
Dreidel
Celebrated on the 8th of December, many Buddhists celebrate this holiday, named after the tree under which the historical Buddha attained enlightenment.
Bodhi Day
This sweet, spiced punch made from mulled cider is really something to sing about.
Wassail