Christmas Carols
In the song Frosty the Snowman, wearing this article of clothing allowed Frosty to begin to dance around.
An old silk hat
In the 1964 classic “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” this companion of Rudolph has aspirations for dentistry
Hermey
Unlike vertical pine trees, this small-sled race has athletes lying in a horizontal supine position.
Luge
In this country, a giant straw goat constructed annually for the start of Advent has become most well-known for being the victim of repeated arson attacks
Sweeden, the Gävle Goat
The "Tickle Me" version of this Sesame Street character was the "it" toy of the 1996 holiday season.
Tickle Me Elmo
We Wish You a Merry Christmas calls for this dessert, usually containing honey, fruits and nuts
Figgy pudding
This cartoon character’s name is used to indicate a small, thin, or undesirable Christmas tree.
Charlie Brown
This Province/Territory has the most ski resorts in Canada.
British Columbia
In Japan, many families order from this American fast-food chain for Christmas dinner. (hint, do you remember the answer from Christmas Trivia 2023?)
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC)
Versions of the Jeep Wrangler, Ford F-150, and Lightning McQueen can all be purchased under this Mattel product line.
Hot Wheels
According to the narrator of You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch, he would not touch the Grinch even with this.
A thirty-nine and a half-foot pole
This acclaimed actor is joined by co-stars Kermit, Fozzy Bear, and Gonzo in The Muppets Christmas Carrol (1990).
Michael Caine
This team has the most Stanley Cup wins in the NHL, with over 20 titles.
Montreal Canadians
The Legend of the Christmas Spider is an Eastern European folktale which explains one possible origin of tinsel on Christmas trees. It is most prevalent in this country.
Ukraine
Inducted into National Toy Hall of Fame in 2003, saying this toy "naturally inspires water play and soothes youngsters’ fears of water."
Rubber Duck
On the eleventh day of The Twelve Days of Christmas, my true love sent me these performers, most commonly associated with Scotland
Eleven Pipers Pipping
"Treat every day like Christmas" is the first rule of being an elf in this 2003 Christmas comedy.
Elf (2003)
Nicknamed "Captain Clutch", this Olympian hockey player is best known for completing a “golden goal hat trick”, scoring three game-winning goals in three separate gold medal games.
Marie-Philip Poulin
An 1640 act banned "Yule Vacance" in this country, making Hogmanay the most popular winter celebration until Christmas returned as a public holiday in 1958
Scotland
Skipper, Anastasia, Todd, Tutti, Chelsea, Kelly, and Kristine are the seven fictional siblings of this famous children's toy.
Barbie
In Winter Wonderland, love-struck narrators build a snowman and pretend that he is this, a synonym for a Protestant pastor
Parson Brown
In Home Alone (1990), after being left behind by his family, Kevin McCallister installs a series of booby traps to defend his home from these burglars.
Harry and Marv
The "International Winter Sports Week" organized by the French Olympic Committee is considered by many to be the first-ever Winter Olympic Games, held in this year.
1924
On December 23rd in Oaxaca City, Mexico, artists celebrate 'Noche de Rábanos' by carving these (hint, the answer is in the question).
Raddishes/Rábanos
This children’s arts and crafts product was originally created to clean wallpaper.
Play-Doh