This is mostly for non-native speakers. 🙂
When it’s Christmas time, I see so many culture-specific words that sometimes it’s hard to follow if you’re a non-native English speaker. I guess I’ll never understand what “yule” is, somebody better tell me! 🙂
Here is a short and simple list of common Christmas-specific words that you see everywhere. 🙂
I hope it helps!
- bells
- Bethlehem
- Blitzer
- candles
- candy
- candy canes
- cards
- cedar
- celebrate
- ceremonies
- chimney
- Christmas cookies
- Christmas tree
- cold
- Comet
- cranberry sauce
- crowds
- Cupid
- Dancer
- Dasher
- December
- decorations
- dolls
- Donner
- dressing
- eggnog
- elves
- family reunion
- festival
- fir
- Frosty
- fruitcake
- gift boxes
- gifts
- goodwill
- greetings
- ham
- happy
- holiday
- holly
- holy
- icicles
- jolly
- lights
- lists
- merry
- miracle
- mistletoe
- New Year
- Noel
- North Pole
- pageant
- parades
- party
- pie
- pine
- plum pudding
- poinsettia
- Prancer
- presents
- pumpkin pie
- punch
- red/green
- reindeer
- ribbon
- Rudolph
- sacred
- sales
- sauce
- Scrooge
- season
- sled
- sleigh bells
- snowflakes
- spirit
- St. Nick
- stand
- star
- stickers
- stocking stuffers
- sweet potato
- tidings
- tinsel
- togetherness
- toys
- tradition
- traffic
- trips
- turkey
- vacation
- Vixen
- Winter
- worship
- wrapping paper
- wreath
- yule
- yuletide
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