Christmas idioms

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Christmas came early this year

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An idiom used to express that something good has happened unexpectedly, similar to receiving a surprise gift.

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To Trim the Tree

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An idiom meaning to decorate a Christmas tree with lights and ornaments.

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White Christmas

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An idiom that refers to a Christmas celebrated with snow.

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Deck the Halls

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An idiom meaning to decorate the house, especially for Christmas.

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Be There With Bells On

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An idiom indicating that someone will gladly attend an event.

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Good Tidings

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A phrase used to express good news or joyful announcements, often associated with Christmas.

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Jingle Bells

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A popular Christmas song that symbolizes the festive spirit and joy of the holiday season.

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Santa Claus

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A legendary figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve, often depicted as a jolly man in a red suit.

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Christmas Spirit

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The feeling of joy, generosity, and goodwill that is often associated with the Christmas season.

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Stocking Stuffer

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Small gifts or treats placed in Christmas stockings, typically given to children.