Name that Elf
This is the name of the grumpy toy-making elf from the 1964 TV special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer who wants to be a dentist.
Hermey
This country is credited with starting the tradition of bringing a decorated evergreen tree into the home.
Germany
Happy birthday, little baby. Enjoy this sick drum solo!
The Little Drummer Boy
This traditional holiday beverage is usually made with milk, cream, sugar, and whipped eggs, often spiked with rum or brandy.
Eggnog
When its snowing, you can make this winter companion with a carrot, coal, sticks, and maybe a little magic.
Snowman
Once enslaved by a wealthy wizarding family, he found his freedom when presented a sock.
Dobby
In this country, finding a spider web on one's Christmas tree is a sign of good luck in the coming year.
Ukraine
A cautionary tale about bullying and ultimate triumph over haters.
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Packed with dried or candied fruits and nuts, this dessert is famous for its long shelf life and is the frequent subject of jokes.
Fruitcake
A discipline where athletes perform choreographed routines that involve jumps, spins, and lifts on the ice.
Figure Skating
Raised by adoptive father Papa Elf, this unusually tall elf traveled through the sea of swirly-twirly gumdrops to find family in New York.
Buddy
Thanks to a highly successful marketing campaign in the 1970s, Kentucky Fried Chicken has become the dominant holiday meal for millions of families in this country.
Japan
Voyeuristic child sees something that makes him question the health of his parent's marriage.
I saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
This traditional British hot punch is a mulled apple cider or ale that is famously referenced in a carol.
Wassail
This unique form of angling involves drilling a hole into a frozen body of water to drop a line and catch fish.
Ice Fishing
This high-ranking no-nonsense Head Elf appears in the first two Santa Clause films and is known for enforcing North Pole's rules, much to the new Santa's chagrin.
Bernard
In this country, children "feed" Tio de Nadal, a small wooden log with a painted face, and command it to dispense gifts through songs and beatings.
Spain
A family confirms that a relative overindulged in eggnog, resulting in a tragically unusual hit-and-run accident.
Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer
The tradition of baking and decorating this specific type of holiday "house" is often traced back to the German fairy tale Hänsel and Gretel.
Gingerbread House
This winter sport involves a team sliding stones down an ice sheet toward a circular target, using brooms to modify the path.
Curling
Known for his archer skills and flowing blonde hair, this Prince of the Woodland Realm is a key member of the Fellowship of the Ring.
Legolas
Rather than Santa, children in this country are visited by 13 mischievous troll-like characters known collectively as the Yule Lads.
Iceland
A gold-digger's transparent attempt to convince Santa Claus in gifting such prizes as a sable, a '54 convertible, and a yacht.
Santa Baby
This thin, fried-dough sweet, often shaped like a wheel or star and dusted with cinnamon sugar, is popular in Mexico during the holiday season.
BUÑUELOS
This winter activity involves packing snow into blocks and using them to construct temporary, dome-shaped shelters traditionally used by Inuit.
Building an Igloo