Canada
"Noël" in English
"Christmas" (Latin for "Birth")
Used to illuminate Christmas trees before the invention of electric lights
Candles
Name of the family featured in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
The Griswolds
Pop duo who released the song "Last Christmas" (1984)
Wham!
Children typically get this in their stockings if they are on the Naughty List
A lump of coal
Name for wild reindeer in North America
Caribou
Fruit that was a popular stocking stuffer
An orange
Christmas movie in which Tom Hanks plays six of the characters
The Polar Express
(Hero Boy, Father, Conductor, Hobo, Scrooge, Santa Claus)
Item that makes Frosty come to life in "Frosty the Snowman"
An old silk hat
Plant known as the Christmas flower
Poinsettia
Company that sponsored the first Santa Claus Parade in Toronto (1905).
Eaton's
Christmas decoration once made of real silver
Tinsel
Who plays the Prime Minister in Love Actually (2003)
Hugh Grant
Pudding called for in the song "We Wish You a Merry Christmas"
Figgy pudding
Food-shaped ornament hidden on the Christmas tree
A pickle
Canadian chain store to once feature the slogan "Give like Santa, Save like Scrooge" during the holiday season
Canadian Tire
Country that started the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree
Germany
Something that happens to Ralphie's friend as a result of a "triple-dog dare" from another classmate in A Christmas Story (1983)
He gets his tongue stuck to a flagpole
Total amount of gifts given in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
364
The first gingerbread houses were inspired by this famous fairy tale
"Hansel and Gretel"
City officially known as "The Christmas Capital of Canada"
Winnipeg
Toy that caused near riots at Christmas (1983)
Cabbage Patch Kids
Real-life department store in Miracle on 34th Street
Macy's
Best-selling Christmas single of all time
"White Christmas", Bing Crosby
Gift exchange that sounds like it could involve a trade of New York baseball players
Yankee Swap