10-Letter Words
Names for Santa
Christmas Day TV
O' Christmas Tree
Santa Claus is Coming to Town!
Christmas Songs
Rudolph the Red- Nosed Raindeer
100
People often cut this form of precipitation out of white paper at Christmas time in all different designs.
What are snowflakes?
100
"K" - based alliterative name.
Who is Kris Kringle?
100
ABC televises Christmas Day parades from this park.
What is Disneyland?
100
The most popular tree-topper in the U.S.
What is a star?
But in our household, we like to have Hurdling Josh Allen instead!
100
It's rumored that he puts this in the stockings of "naughty" children.
What is coal?
100
This song starts with "dashing through the snow".
What is Jingle Bells?
100
The first reindeer named in the popular song.
Who is Dasher?
200
This popular holiday ballet is about a kitchen utensil that comes to life on Christmas Eve to battle the evil Mouse King.
What is a Nutcracker?
200
Group that sings the song "Saint Nick".
Who are The Beach Boys?
200
TNT runs this movie on repeat all day... with the line, "Make sure you don't shoot your eye out!"
What is A Christmas Story?
200
Retailer that sells the most Christmas trees. Hint: their motto is also, "Save Money. Live Better."
What is Wal-Mart?
200
Jimmy Boyd sings about the scandal of discovering mommy and Santa doing this.
What is kissing?
200
This song starts with "I really can't stay".
What is Baby, it's Cold Outside?
200
The other reindeer would never let poor Rudolph join in on these.
What are Reindeer Games?
300
Many complain that Christmas has become too "this"; another word for a short advertisement.
What is Commercial?
300
Name the Brits commonly use, also a song by the Kinks.
Who is Father Christmas?
300
The first Christmas Day NBA game was played in 1947 between the Providence Steamrollers and this team.
Who are the New York Knicks?
300
Most artificial trees are manufactured in this country.
What is China?
300
Santa Claus was based on this real-life saint.
Who is Saint Nicholas?
300
This song starts with "Oh the weather outside is frightful but the fire is so delightful".
What is Let it Snow?
300
What happened to grandma while walking home from our house on Christmas Eve.
What is she got run over by a reindeer?
400
If sleigh bells ring and the snow is glistening, you are walking in a winter one of these.
What is Wonderland?
400
Tim Allen's "The Santa Claus" character shares his initials with Santa.
Who is Scott Calvin?
400
Grab your box of kleenex and a nice cozy blanket! This channel's lineup includes custom movies like "Biltmore Christmas", "The Christmas Train", and "Christmas Under Wraps".
What is the Hallmark Channel?
400
Critter that jumps out of the tree and attacks Christmas Vacation's Clark Griswold.
What is a squirrel?
400
Company whose 1930 advertising gave Santa Claus his signature "look".
Hint: The slogan "Delicious and Refreshing" accompanied the ad.
What is Coca-Cola?
400
This song starts with "Just hear those sleigh bells jingling, ring-ting-tingling, too".
What is Sleigh Ride?
400
In North America, reindeer are known by this name, which also happens to be a brand of coffee as well.
What is caribou?
500
Red and green plant widely used in Christmas floral displays. They are also considered a little dangerous for cats and could cause some stomach issues.
What is a Poinsettia?
500
Dutch name that inspired the American name "Santa".
What is Sinterklaas?
500
In this television advertisement, Santa exclaims, "they are real!" and faints when he sees these candy characters.
What are M&M's?
500
Some hide a green ornament shaped like this food on their tree. Tradition has it that the first person to find it will receive an extra gift for good luck in the upcoming year.
What is a pickle?
500
In the classic Christmas song, Santa is said to be able to tell this specific behavior before he decides who gets gifts and who does not.
What is whether you’ve been naughty or nice?
500
This song starts with "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire".
What is The Christmas Song?
500
Rather than fly, Chuck Berry sings about Rudolph doing this activity instead.
What is RUN?