Just shy of tying the Beatles for the most #1 hits, this now defrosted pop legend, has made her annual return.
Who is Mariah Carey?
It is a toxic and parasitic plant, primary propagated through bird droppings and once seen as a sacred symbol of fertility, that in modern times hangs in doorways where bad luck is administered for those who not adhere to tradition.
What is Mistletoe?
"Fra-gee-lay", the mispronunciation of the word fragile, exclaimed during a gleeful unboxing of a provocative leg-lamp, "must be" from this Romance language.
What is Italian?
Typically adorning the tip of a Christmas tree, this popular religious symbol is something children make when laying in snow.
What is an angel?
In a 1931 add campaign, Santa got a make-over, adopting a bubbly personality and sporting a bright red pant-suit mirroring this companies colors.
What is Coca-Cola?
364 is the total number of gifts given in this highly repetitive 1909 English arrangement.
What is The Twelve Days of Christmas?
You better be good or you might get a visit from this ancient European demonic half-goat creature who is thought to accompany Santa Claus, wielding a birch and sack for kidnapping.
Who is Krampus?
The costume department had 17 undershirts in various stages of degradation on hand during the filming of this action, now controversial Christmas movie.
What is Die Hard?
It's annual burning by ancient Nordic cultures celebrated the winter solstice and return of the sun. In modern times it airs as a 12 hour TV special.
What is a Yule Log?
For 200 years, these sugary sticks only came in one color; white, but are now the best-selling non-chocolate candy during the month of December, despite their odd shape.
What are Candy Canes?
One of this years most "out of this world" Christmas songs, written and performed by Kevin Bacon, was featured in this MCU franchise's holiday special.
What is The Guardians of the Galaxy?
2 angelic visits, a troubled journey, no room at the inn, shepherds and kings, all play out in a scene that results in a birth inside of this.
What is a Manger?
Should you return home from your trip to Paris to the scene of a crime and a slippery floor, you may have been visited by this thieving duo operating out of a Chicago suburb.
Who are the Wet Bandits?
Being the first to spot this ornament on the tree on Christmas morning is a very big "dill", rewarding an additional gift.
What is a pickle?
You won't find a smile from the leading role in this highest ever grossing Christmas film.
What is The Grinch?
It was the first song ever played in space, but originally written to commemorate the town of Medford Mass', annual sleigh races around Thanksgiving time, that originally debuted in 1850.
What is Jingle Bells?
This modern country is thought to be the birthplace of Nicholas of Bari, an early Christian Bishop known for his legendary habit of secret gift-giving.
What is Turkey?
According to Buddy and not the FDA, these are the 4 main food groups.
What are candy, candy canes, candy corns and syrup?
Opening it's first location in 1970, eating party buckets from this American Fast Food franchise is now a staple of Japan's secular Christmas tradition.
What is Kentucky Fried Chicken?
In the 17th century, this was used as a status symbol and way to reflect candle light on a Christmas tree. Today, we use a cheaper alternative called tinsel.
What is silver?
What is Band Aid?
This reindeer companion to Blitzen has a namesake that Norse god Thor would be proud of.
Who is Donner or Dunder?
Books in place of these, are a Christmas gift that one can never have enough of according to Albus Dumbledore.
What are socks?
Created on a whim after a child misplaced a phone call, a program to track Santa's journey was born by this Colorado based government agency in 1958.
What is NORAD?
In 2018, 1880 of these Friends of Portsmouth braved the winter chill to sing themselves into the Guinness World Records.
What are Christmas Carolers?