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An evergreen plant with prickly dark green leaves and red berries.

Holly

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 People who don't like Christmas say this.

Bah Humbug!!

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A short form or informal term for Christmas.

Xmas

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A figure like a man that is made of snow.

Snowman

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A trough for food for horses or cattle, used by Mary as a cradle or bed for Jesus.

Manger

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The husband of Mary, who was Jesus' mother.

Joseph

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The red-nosed reindeer that Santa chooses to pull his sleigh on Christmas Eve.

Rudolph

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An arrangement of flowers and leaves in the shape of a circle that people usually hang on the door as a Christmas decoration.

Wreath

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An open vehicle with no wheels that is used for traveling over snow and is pulled by animals.

Sleigh

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A traditional Christmas drink, with or without alcohol, made with beaten eggs and milk, and spices.

Egg-Nog

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The wise men from the east who brought gifts for the baby Jesus.

Magi 

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To quit a bad habit all at once, not gradually.

Quit cold turkey

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A mean person who does not like Christmas, and is stingy!

Scrooge

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A person who takes care of sheep and moves them from one place to another.

Shepherd

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The month leading up to Christmas; the coming of Jesus Christ

Advent

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The legendary patron saint of children,  who brings presents to children on Christmas Eve; also know as St. Nicholas, Father Christmas

Santa Clause

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A tropical plant which has large red leaves, usually used as a Christmas decoration.

Poinsettia

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An old word for news.

Tidings

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A piece of gingerbread in the shape of a man.

Gingerbread man

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A stick of wax with a string in the middle that gives light as it burns.

candle

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An evergreen plant with white fruits and pale yellow flowers, used as a Christmas decoration, with a tradition of a kiss when standing under it.

Mistletoe

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The birth of Jesus, a scene with Mary, Joseph, Shepherds, Wise men, in Bethlehem

Nativity

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The star which appeared in the sky when Jesus Christ was born, according to the Bible.

The Star of Bethlehem

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The most famous Christmas ballet

The Nutcracker

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The evening before Christmas Day, Dec. 24

Christmas Eve

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