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Contains:
boxing day
Often used in the same context:
yule,
holiday,
christmastime,
christmastide,
jolly,
christmas,
merriment,
carols,
eggnog,
channukah,
festivus,
yule log,
tinsel,
scrooge,
jollity,
grinch,
festiveness,
valentine day,
festivity,
cornucopias,
jolliness,
hannukah,
carolers,
wassailing,
kriss kringle,
panto,
tannenbaum,
tis,
fruitcake,
hanukah,
gaiety,
mistletoe,
guy fawkes day,
xmas,
mince pie,
springtime,
santas,
chanukkah,
eastertide,
drunken revelry,
bonfire night,
merrymaking,
mummers,
christmases,
chanukah,
autumnal,
humbug,
pantomimes,
spookiest,
halloween,
elves,
guy fawkes night,
walpurgis night,
nuptial,
lenten,
hoedowns,
thanksgiving,
revelry,
midwinter,
summertime,
plum pudding,
christmas carol,
sleigh bell,
merriness,
merrymakers,
holly,
mulled cider,
stollen,
hearthside,
decorations,
holyday,
thankgiving,
preholiday,
sugarplums,
auld lang syne,
aguinaldo,
lutefisk,
cranberry sauce,
jubilee,
stocking filler,
nativity,
hogmanay,
brandy butter,
vernal,
sleighing,
jollification,
tidings,
saturnalia,
turkey stuffing,
mulligan stew,
sweetmeats,
candy cane,
responsorial,
cheeriness,
valentine,
escapist,
feast,
fiesta,
tearjerking,
festa,
overindulgence,
joyousness
Part of:
dec,
december,
jan,
january
More general:
season
Synonyms:
christmas,
christmastide,
christmastime,
noel,
yule
Also try:
— Adjectives for yuletide:
many,
merry,
holy,
last,
next,
first
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