Christmas Songs
In the parody version of Jingle Bells, he got away.
Who is the joker?
The Christmas movie that Sebastian is obsessed with.
What is white Christmas?
Snowflakes almost always have this many sides
What is six?
This creamy holiday drink is often topped with nutmeg.
What is eggnog?
Finish the Lyric: On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me…
What is partridge in a pear tree?
What Italian animal did Lou Monte sing about in this old Christmas carol?
What is a donkey (Dominick)?
The name of the town the Grinch tries to steal Christmas from.
What is Whoville?
Natural phenomenon that creates colored lights in Arctic skies.
What is the northern lights?
This is the traditional flavor of a candy cane.
What is peppermint?
In the carol, the second day brings two of these birds.
What are turtle doves?
This Christmas carol mentions a Parson Brown.
What is “Winter Wonderland?”
The names of the villains in home alone.
Who are Harry and Marv?
Animals like bears and groundhogs survive the winter by doing this.
What is hibernating?
This fairytale inspired people to start decorating gingerbread houses.
What is Hansel and Gretel?
The lords are doing this.
What is leaping?
In the first line of a popular Christmas carol, this adjective is used to describe Rudolph’s nose.
What is shiny?
The profession of the guy who’s fighting with/against Arnold Schwarzenegger to find a sold-out toy for his kid on Christmas Eve.
What is a mailman?
Aside from Alaska, this US state is usually the snowiest.
What is New Hampshire?
The most common Christmas main course.
What is turkey?
This is the very last gift given.
What are drummers drumming?
Most streamed holiday song.
What is “All I Want for Christmas is You” by Mariah Carey?
This kind of body part was used to make a lamp in this popular Christmas movie.
What is a leg?
If you stand under this plant at Christmas time you have to kiss someone.
What is mistletoe?
Visions of this sugary treat “danced in their heads.”
What are sugar plums?
The total number of gifts given in the 12 days of Christmas.
What is 364?