Sounds of the Season
Line, Please
A Very Merry Birthday
Not a creature (was stirring)
Dashing Through the 'No
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Sung by Mariah Carey, this modern Christmas hit returns to No. 1 nearly every December.

What is All I Want for Christmas Is You?

100

“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.”

Buddy the Elf

100

Traditionally celebrated on December 25, Christians mark this figure’s birth on Christmas Day.

Jesus Christ

100

Often topped with marshmallows or whipped cream, this cocoa-based drink is popular during cold winter nights.

Hot Chocolate

100

This creamy holiday drink is often served cold and traditionally spiked for adults.

Egg Nog

200

This Wham! holiday song warns that “last year” didn’t end well for the singer’s heart.

What is Last Christmas?

200

“Hallelujah! Holy sh— Where’s the Tylenol?”

Clark Griswold

200

Born on Christmas Day in 1642, this scientist helped formulate the laws of motion and gravity.

Issac Newton

200

This warm holiday drink is made by heating red wine with spices like cinnamon and cloves, often served at Christmas markets.

Mulled Wine

200

According to Christmas lore, this icy location is home to Santa Claus and his workshop.


North Pole

300

This song was made famous by Brenda Lee, who recorded it when she was just 13 years old.

Rocking Around the Christmas Tree

300

"What I want for Christmas is a Red Ryder BB gun..." 

Ralphie

300

Born on December 25, this Canadian politician became prime minister in 2015.

Justin Trudeau

300

This wintertime drink is hot cocoa’s minty best friend—often added as a flavor or a splash.

Peppermint

300

This decorative holiday item features a miniature winter scene that swirls when shaken.

Snow Globe

400

This holiday standard was written and first recorded by James Lord Pierpont in 1857.

What is Jingle Bells?

400

“I’m not afraid anymore.”

Kevin McCallister

400

This classic Hollywood star of Casablanca was born on Christmas Day in 1899.

Humphrey Bogart

400

This tart red drink is commonly served during the holidays and is often mixed into festive punches or cocktails.

Cranberry Juice

400

This traditional Christmas carol announces the birth of Jesus to shepherds.

The First Noel

500

First introduced in the film Meet Me in St. Louis, this reflective holiday song urges listeners to enjoy the present moment.

What is Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas?

500

"I wish I had a million dollars... Hot dog!"

George Bailey

500

This humanitarian and founder of the American Red Cross was born on December 25, 1821.

Clara Barton

500

This traditional English holiday punch, often made with spiced cider or ale, shares its name with a centuries-old seasonal toast.

Wassail

500

That warm feeling you get when you think about childhood Christmas traditions, music, and memories.

Nostalgia

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