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presents | something igven as a gift |
decorations | something serving to give Christmas beauty |
tinsel | a glittering material with a metallic appearance; used for decorations |
fireplace | a partly enclosed space in a house where people light a fire for warmth |
sleigh | a light horse-drawn cart on runners used to carry people over snow/ice |
chimney | a hollow, vertical structure of bricks, which allows smoke/gases to escape from a fireplace |
eggnog | a traditional Christmas drink made of beaten eggs, milk/cream, and sugar |
wreath | a circular band, usually of flowers or plants woven or twisted together, used as a decoration |
Santa Claus | a beared man in a red suit who lives at the North Pole |
reindeer | a large deer found in colder regions of the world; though to pull Santa's sleigh |
garland | a wreath, chain, or string made of flowers/leaves/vines used as decoration |
mistletoe | a plant used at Christmas time; if 2 people stand under it, they are supposed to kiss |
angel | a spiritual being acting as a messenger of God (usually shown as a human being with wings) |
Christmas tree | an evergreen tree (often a spruce) that people decorate with lights and ornaments at Christmas |
holly | an evergreen plant with prickly dark green leaves and red berries |
Yule | the feast of the nativity of CHRISTMAS |
holiday | a day marked by a general suspension of work in commemoration of an event |
St. Nick | a 4th century religious leader who had a reputation for giving gifts to children |
bells | hollow instruments that are usually shaped like an inverted cup and make a clear musical note when struck |
candy cane | hollow instruments that are usually shaped like an inverted cup and make a clear musical note when struck |