Blue Christmas
Elvis' most popular Christmas song
"Blue Christmas"
The author of the book "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
Dr. Seuss
Approach everyone who is steadfast
Come All Yee Faithful
At Christmas, it is traditional to exchange kisses under a sprig of this plant
Mistletoe
Author of "A Christmas Carol"
Charles Dickens
What Elvis wants Santa to bring in one of The King's popular Christmas tunes
His baby back to him
The reason the Grinch hated Christmas
His heart was two sizes too small
Hey, miniscule urban area of southwest Judea
Oh Little Town of Bethleham
Where George Frederick Handel's great Christmas Oratorio, The Messiah, was first performed in 1742.
Dublin
The nutcracker's main enemy in Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker."
The King of the Mice
If Elvis was to climb down your chimney on Christmas Eve, this would be the best snack to leave out for him
A fried peanut butter and banana sandwich
The Who who catches the Grinch stealing all the Christmas trimmings
Cindy Lou Who
Hush, the foretelling spirits harmonize
Hark the Harold Angels Sing
In Ukraine, a spider web found in the house on Christmas morning means this
Good luck
This well-known author of fantasy fiction also created a book called "The Father Christmas Letters"
J. R. R. Tolkien
In "Santa Claus is Back in Town," Elvis sings, "got no sleigh with reindeer, no sack on my back, you'll see me coming in a..."
"Big, black Cadillac!"
The Grinch carves this seated with the Whos at the end of the story
The Roast Beast
We're a regal triumvirate originating near the ascent of Apollo
We Three Kings
If someone gave you frumenty at a Medieval Christmas party, you would probably do this with it
Eat it
One of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes takes place during the Christmas season and hinges upon this.
A blue diamond found in a goose
RCA distributed Christmas cards to record stores and fans from Elvis and this mystery person.
The Colonel, Elvis' manager
Where the Grinch lives
Mount Crumpet
I apprehend my maternal parent osculating with a corpulent unshaven male in crimson attire
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
The Irish custom of "feeding the wren" or "hunting the wren" on December 26 is this
Carrying a wren door to door to collect money for charity
After Scrooge has reformed his life at the end of "A Christmas Carol," he invites Bob Cratchit to join him for some "smoking bishop." This is what he meant.
A hot spiced drink.