Christmas Alphabet
Do you know your Christmas vocabulary? Don't worry! Here is our A-Z of Christmas words. A is for advent calendar; full of chocolate treats.
B is for brandy to set the Christmas pudding alight.
C is for Christmas tree; covered in lights and baubles.
D is for dressing up; wearing your best clothes.
E is for elves; Santa's little helpers.
F is for fairy; sitting on top of the tree.
G is for the gifts underneath the tree.
H is for hamper; a box full of special foods.
I is for the icicles hanging from the window.
J is for joy; Christmas is a time of love and fun.
K is for kindness; Christmas is a time of giving and helping each other.
L is for the lights; twinkling on the trees and in the streets.
M is for the mistletoe; people kiss beneath it.
N is for the naughty list; Santa won't give you a gift if you are on it!
O is for orange; to make a Christingle.
P is for pyjamas; lots of families get matching ones.
Q is for the Queen's speech; a traditional part of Christmas day.
R is for Rudolph; Santa's favourite reindeer.
S is for Santa; he brings all the presents.
T is for turkey; the main part of Christmas dinner.
U is for unwrapping as the paper is torn from the gifts.
V is for vacation as lots of people go away, especially to see family.
W is for winter; in the U.K. Christmas falls in the middle of winter.
X is for Xmas; a popular abbreviation for Christmas.
Y is for the yule log; burnt on Christmas Eve.
Z is for the lemon and orange zest, floating in the mulled wine.
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