Winter Wonderland
This country is the only one to have won a gold medal in every winter Olympics
United States
This app has caused quite a bit of stir and is the most downloaded app globally
Tiktok
Based on streaming data, this is the most popular Christmas song
All I want for Christmas by Mariah Carey
The Oyster has been a basic model of this Swiss watchmaker since the 1920s
An expression in English often referring to hangovers that originally comes from a Scottish belief that placing a few follicles from a canine on a rabid bite can be a treatment
Hair of the dog
Located at 671 Lincoln Avenue in Winnetka, IL. This Georgian-style house is featured in this winter block buster
Home Alone
This is the most popular movie of all time (based on revenue)
Avatar (2009 - 2.9 billion dollars)
This vegetable is the most popular among the Americans on Christmas day Shh... don't tell the Irish
Potatoes
It's showtime! This title serial killer dealt with the Ice Truck and Trinity Killers
Dexter
A cocktail with Bacardi, Blue Curacao, pineapple juice, and coconut garnish shares its name with a two-named personification of cold weather, who "The Christmas Song” claims is “nipping at your nose?
Jack Frost
A combination of sugar and egg white, this concoction was originally used as a medicinal syrup and ointment, known for its soothing properties to treat ailments like sore throats, coughs, and skin irritations
Marshmallows
This theatrical production had an opening box office weekend of 233 million dollars globally
Wicked 2
On Christmas night in 1776, this general and his troops crossed the river for a surprise attack that changed the course of the Revolutionary War
George Washington
He created one of the largest empires of the ancient world, stretching from Greece to northwestern India, and his military strategies are still studied today
Alexander the Great
This creamy, spiced beverage, often associated with Christmas and New Year's, gets its name partly from a Middle English term for a small wooden mug used to serve alcohol
Eggnog
Built in Bethel, Maine, USA in 2008, this installation was named "Olympia," and stood at 12 stories tall Look out for falling vegetable below!
Snowman
This song was the Beatles' first number one hit in the United States and was written specifically for the American market which they had yet to break into
I want to hold your hand
The first recorded celebration of Christmas happened in this ancient European city circa 336 AD
Rome, Italy
A 1924 tale about 4 children hiding in this type of railway compartment has spawned more than 150 further titles
Boxcar
This warm, spiced drink, made with red wine & often associated with Christmas & winter holidays is referred to in Germany as
Glühwein
The largest Christmas "tree" is located in this central Italian city...
Gubbio, Italy
This person holds the record for most-watched Super Bowl Halftime Show and also won a Pulitizer Prize
Kendrick Lamar
In 1492, this explorers ship ran aground in Haiti. The ships parts were used to build La Navidad becoming the first colony in the "New World"
Christopher Columbus
Words meaning 'water's edge' are one suggested etymology of this city, once the capital of the province of Aquitania
Bourdeaux
In the 1940s this libation was invented at what’s now the Shannon Airport as a welcome drink for visitors
Irish Coffee