christmas (Also christmases) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to christmas

  • white Christmas«
  • gift«
  • like turkeys voting for Christmas«
  • santa claus«
  • public holiday«
  • abbot«
  • saint nicholas«
  • national holiday«
  • december«
  • carol«
  • quarter day«
  • christmas tree«
  • holy day of obligation«
  • date«
  • fete day«
  • birth«
  • feast day«
  • jesus«
  • season«
  • giving«
  • father christmas«
  • julian calendar«
  • christmas card«
  • celebration«
  • christmas day«
  • sinterklaas«
  • isbn«
  • conception«
  • christian«
  • christ«
  • theophany«
  • day«
  • gerry bowler«
  • candle«
  • weihnachtsmann«
  • southern solstice«
  • babbo natale«
  • la befana«
  • gregorian calendar«
  • christkind«
  • knecht ruprecht«
  • world«
  • christmas carol«
  • santa«
  • child«
  • nativity«
  • deadweight loss«
  • kris kringle«
  • sextus julius africanus«
  • christmas shopping season«
  • holiday«
  • tradition«
  • january«
  • christmastide«
  • bethlehem«
  • nast«
  • christmas tradition«
  • sol invictus«
  • image«
  • sixth month«
  • hark«
  • cake«
  • stamp«
  • retailer«
  • considerable quantity«
  • u.s.«
  • saint basil«
  • baptist«
  • baby jesus«
  • john chrysostom«
  • birthday«
  • austria«
  • armenian apostolic church«
  • rome«
  • new amsterdam«
  • mcclelland«
  • figure«
  • eve«
  • equinox«
  • winter break«
  • orthodox christian«
  • waits«
  • twelfth night«
  • trimmings«
  • st. nicholas«
  • trim up«
  • puritan«
  • tió de Nadal«
  • november«
  • tipteerer«
  • annunciation«
  • tinsel«
  • first amendment«
  • stollen«
  • music«
  • stocking filler«
  • yaldā winter festival«
  • sorrel«
  • traditional christmas bread potica«
  • smalahove«
  • sweeter christmas delicacy«
  • secular«
  • special christmas food«
  • secret Santa«
  • secular christmas seasonal song«
  • plygain«
  • seasonal holiday song«
  • pig in a blanket«
  • seasonal giving«
  • pfeffernusse«
  • santa image«
  • personification«
  • sancte claus«
  • parol«
  • roman solar holiday«
  • panettone«
  • roll p.«
  • nativity play«
  • richer meat«
  • mistletoe«
  • religious christmas motif«
  • mince pie«
  • political correctness«
  • mendiant«
  • pew research center|date«
  • melomakarona«
  • kissing-bunch«
  • other christmas card«
  • kilted sausage«
  • original ancient eastern christian practice«
  • holly«
  • north european monastery«
  • holidays«
  • modern scholar s. e. hijmans«
  • holidayfic«
  • modern santa«
  • holiday season«
  • grinch«
  • modern demre«
  • goose club«
  • mark feast«
  • food drive«
  • le origines du culte chrétien«
  • fixed feast«
  • festive season«
  • jamaican rum fruit cake«
  • idealized 19th century streetscapes«
  • holiday merrymaking«
  • epiphany«
  • hebrew calendar ethanim«
  • eggnog«
  • greeting merry christmas«
  • chrismon«
  • gift giving«
  • carol singer«
  • gift bringers«
  • boxing week«
  • german st. nikolaus«
  • german protestant paul ernst jablonski«
  • aguinaldo«
  • feast central«
  • elaborate tart«
  • earl w. count«
  • duty zacharias«
  • dutch sinterklaas tradition«
  • dressed santa claus«
  • december 25.pliny«
  • culture santa claus«
  • concentric assortment«
  • communal folk song«
  • commemorative stamps«
  • clement a. mile«
  • chronographai«
  • christmastide activity«
  • christmas imagery«
  • christian christian custom«
  • chestnut beverage«
  • century english reformer charles wesley«
  • bearing figures«
  • baby jesus gift«
  • aforementioned orthodox christian«
  • wreath«
  • display«
  • traditional armenian custom«
  • sweetened dairy«
  • standard christmas meal«
  • special christmas family meal«
  • red amaryllis«
  • qastan«
  • parisian monk adam«
  • other traditional decoration«
  • other deadweight loss«
  • orthodox microeconomic theory«
  • november–december buying surge«
  • medieval chord pattern«
  • imperial penny postage rate«
  • imbuljuta tal«
  • illuminated sleigh«
  • howard g. hageman«
  • french père noël«
  • dutch colonial town«
  • current microeconomic theory«
  • christmas increase«
  • christmas greeting stamp«
  • characteristic musical sound«
  • century greek bishop«
  • austere statement«
  • american cartoonist thomas nast«
  • italy«
  • advertiser«
  • ham«
  • slovak«
  • christmas eve«
  • goose«
  • william j. federer«
  • william francis dawson«
  • traditional christmas display«
  • total retail festive sale«
  • street christmas light«
  • spanish poet prudentius«
  • solar date«
  • santa claus character«
  • saintly attribute«
  • paganization«
  • modern christmas celebration«
  • joseph f. kelly«
  • ježiško«
  • german stollen«
  • frothy texture«
  • core dogma«
  • classic english carol«
  • united state«
  • antioch«
  • ultimate light«
  • tone drama«
  • shropshire chaplain«
  • pagan significance«
  • nelson reference«
  • john awdlay«
  • harvest tide«
  • gift receiver«
  • gift bringer«
  • consumer shopping«
  • carols«
  • american evolution«
  • flock«
  • candy«
  • secular attire«
  • roman celebration«
  • natalis solis invicti«
  • jézuska«
  • ježíšek«
  • humorous card«
  • cristemas«
  • corde natus«
  • christmas/holiday«
  • christmas figure«
  • people«
  • church«
  • percent«
  • traditional cuisine«
  • themed stamp«
  • scandinavian tomte«
  • roman feast«
  • rhymed stanza«
  • dutch sinterklaas«
  • david comfort«
  • christmas narrative«
  • amerisearch«
  • chocolate«
  • country«
  • john«
  • welkin ring«
  • twin holy birthday«
  • commercial christmas card«
  • northern solstice«
  • caroles«
  • migdal eder«
  • christmas sunday«
  • asissi«
  • bishop«
  • regular postage stamp«
  • feature artwork«
  • dy natalis solis invicti«
  • christmas carol ancient«
  • american retail store«
  • wassailer«
  • personent hodie«
  • usener«
  • hijmans«
  • blue variation«
  • stephen nissenbaum«
  • english past«
  • cosmic symbolism«
  • christkindl«
  • profitable time«
  • stewart«
  • veni redemptor gentium«
  • nostalgic scene«
  • victorian revival«
  • christmas cactus«
  • personal spending«
  • english figure«
  • christmas wreath«
  • pregnancy«
  • incarnation«
  • institutional business«
  • holiday tree«
  • postal customer«
  • material gift«
  • ground cinnamon«
  • special dessert«
  • separate holiday«
  • saint nicholas society«
  • parentis«
  • joulupukki«
  • toy«
  • temple sacrifice«
  • african american spiritual«
  • new york«
  • sir henry cole«
  • ulysses press«
  • christmas village«
  • père noël«
  • jewish celebration«
  • armenia«
  • jesus christ«
  • canadian stamp«
  • southwest turkey«
  • gift giver«
  • smörgåsbord«
  • christmas seal«
  • modern vision«
  • ded moroz«
  • structural principle«
  • nochebuena«
  • practice«
  • jim rosenthal«
  • greek child«
  • colored paper«
  • traditional greeting«
  • exact birth date«
  • christmas display«
  • american appearance«
  • bruma«
  • major feast day«
  • evergreen foliage«
  • nativity fast«
  • advent season«
  • melody«
  • st. nikolaus«
  • various date«
  • snow scene«
  • current tradition«
  • active day«
  • fantasy movie«
  • exchanging«
  • traditional religious belief«
  • decoration«
  • william sandys«
  • new testament gospel«
  • armenian evangelical church«
  • northern winter«
  • fruit cake«
  • respective date«
  • singing«
  • revival«
  • traditional christmas carol«
  • little christmas«
  • new brunswick theological seminary«
  • displaying«
  • christmas hymn«
  • christmas film«
  • tishri«
  • tomte«
  • divine life«
  • card«
  • special variety«
  • english interregnum«
  • biblical magi«
  • nieuw amsterdam«
  • october«
  • liturgical feast«
  • latin hymn«
  • good king wenceslas«
  • modern gregorian calendar«
  • black peter«
  • special meal«
  • louis duchesne«
  • century rome«
  • jerusalem«
  • adeste fideles«
  • wide cross«
  • core aspect«
  • mrs. claus«
  • western christian«
  • mawlid«
  • armenian patriarchate«
  • poinsettia«
  • secular purpose«
  • theological doctrine«
  • emperor aurelian«
  • cultural celebration«
  • christmas pudding«
  • roman africa«
  • church calendar«
  • diverse origin«
  • night«
  • liturgical press«
  • cards«
  • custom«
  • national religion«
  • jurisdiction«
  • candy cane«
  • charles jones«
  • precise origin«
  • northern country«
  • oberndorf«
  • midnight mass«
  • bauble«
  • sequence«
  • herald angel sing«
  • angel«
  • postal stamp«
  • xmas«
  • happy holiday«
  • specific mention«
  • budget movie«
  • fruit«
  • st. victor«
  • spring equinox«
  • roman calendar«
  • length study«
  • genre«
  • seventh month«
  • u postal service«
  • saturnalia«
  • unique event«
  • biblical verse«
  • york historical society«
  • white dove«
  • true church«
  • ring film trilogy«
  • victorian britain«
  • christmas decoration«
  • pat robertson«
  • christian symbol«
  • great awakening«
  • christmas celebration«
  • mythical figure«
  • st. nicholas church«
  • duchesne«
  • fish«
  • church leadership«
  • frankincense«
  • nativity scene«
  • federal appeal court«
  • winter time«
  • fireside«
  • government«
  • religious aspect«
  • modern trend«
  • traditional date«
  • item«
  • christ child«
  • yule«
  • mid november«
  • hanukkah«
  • similar legislation«
  • happy new year«
  • american center«
  • france«
  • spirit«
  • notable contributor«
  • christmas light«
  • world encyclopedia«
  • analysis«
  • scholar«
  • sprinkling«
  • irenaeus«
  • controversy«
  • myrrh«
  • mohr«
  • lycia«
  • hippolytus«
  • remembrance day«
  • opposition«
  • gruber«
  • term«
  • jewelry store«
  • bringer«
  • receiving«
  • tertullian«
  • century europe«
  • jingle bell«
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