Carols of Christmas Past
"Oh, the weather outside is frightful,
But the fire is so delightful,
And since we've no place to go ..."
Let it Snow
He's the Canadian pop artist and current coach on The Voice, potentially most associated with modern Christmas songs, with popular covers such as "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas".
Michael Bublé
This little girl believes in the grinch despite his Christmas hatrid
Cindy Lou Who
Known as 'The Christmas Truce" the fighting stopped briefly in this war after the Pope called for a temporary ceasefire and soldiers started singing Christmas Carols in no-man's-land
World War I
On Christmas Day in 1776 George Washington led American troops across this icy river during a surprise attack on the British
The Delaware River
This 1963 classic carol is sometimes played in August to celebrate back-to-school for parents, as seen in a Staples commercial
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year / The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
"Christmas Tree Farm" was inspired by her growing up on an actual Christmas Tree Farm in Pennsylvania.
Taylor Swift
This actor's iconic role as The Grinch in the 2000 film is best known for his hilarious quotes and eating onions and glass bottles
Jim Carrey
A wrong number printed on a Sears ad accidentally called the U.S. Air Defense Command's secret hotline, the Colonel embraced it and created this. Now a website that visited by thousands during Christmas Eve
Santa tracker
This holiday is celebrated the day after Christmas and was originally meant to donate gifts to those in need
Boxing Day
This 1963 pop hit by Darlene Love is simply titled "Christmas" but it's often remembered with this subtitle
Baby Please Come Home
This British singer/actress released "One More Sleep" on her 2013 Christmas album, becoming one of the most iconic holiday songs in the UK
Leona Lewis
The original story of the Grinch came from this author's book, who goes by the pseudonym Dr. Seuss
Theodor Geisel
An Iron Age tradition of burning wood to ring in the New Year evolved over centuries into this spongey European Christmas dessert
Yule Log
This beverage gets its own song in the Polar Express movie - never ever let it cool!
Hot chocolate
In this 1958 classic tune, Chuck Berry just wants "a rock and roll electric guitar" for Christmas
Run Rudolph Run (Run Run Rudolph)
This musical legend asks Clarence if he's been rehearsing real hard so Santa will bring him a new saxophone in his rendition of a Christmas classic.
Bruce Springsteen
The Grinch resides on the outskirts of Whoville in a cave high up on this mountain
Mount Crumpit
This British Queen helped change American attitudes towards Christmas Trees: What was once seen as unholy by Puritans, suddenly became fashionable
Queen Victoria
This German word literally means "fir tree" and is most famously used in a Christmas Carol
Tannenbaum
"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" was first sung by this iconic Actress in a 1944 film
Judy Garland
It's Christmas time here in the Philly Specials' song with Boyz II Men & Travis Kelce
Cleveland Heights
The Grinch wasn't always green, in the original book he was these 2 colors with this 3rd color eyes
Black and White with Pink eyes
This plant often associated with Christmas comes from Norse mythology after it was used to revive a goddess's son from the dead
Mistletoe
This type of evergreen tree has been consumed by animals and humans for years due to its vitamin C contents
Balsam