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Christmas Vocabulary Word List

Christmas

Christmas is an annual Christian festival when the birth of Jesus Christ is celebrated. Christmas is held on the 25th of December.
  • angel
  • bells
  • candle
  • candy
  • candy canes
  • cards
  • cedar
  • celebrate
  • chimney
  • Christmas box
  • Christmas cake
  • Christmas card
  • Christmas Eve
  • Christmas tree
  • Christmas carol
  • Christmas cracker
  • Christmas pudding
  • Christmas stocking
  • December 25
  • decorate
  • decorations
  • eggnog
  • elf
  • eve
  • Father Christmas
  • fireplace
  • garland
  • gift
  • gingerbread
  • Jack Frost
  • Jesus
  • Krampus
  • Kris Kringle
  • lights
  • merry
  • mistletoe
  • Noel
  • New Year
  • North Pole
  • ornament
  • pageant
  • parades
  • party
  • pie
  • pine
  • poinsettia
  • Prancer
  • present
  • reindeer
  • ribbon
  • sled
  • sleigh bells
  • snowflakes
  • spirit
  • star
  • stickers
  • tinsel
  • turkey
  • vacation
  • Winter
  • worship
  • wreath
  • yule
  • yuletide
Example sentences for Christmas
  • Happy/Merry Christmas!
  • I am spending Christmas with my family.
  • We had a very happy Christmas.
  • He sends me a Christmas card every year.


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