Vocabulary.
Holiday season.
Vacation.
Jack o' lantern.
Haunted house.
Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving meal.
Christmas.
Candy cane.
Poinsettia.
Christmas stocking.
Boxing Day.
Costume.
Ball drop.
New Year's Day.
New Year's resolution.
Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day.
Esther.
Hot cross bun.
Easter egg.
Easter Bunny.
Easter hunt.
April Fool's Day.
Mother's Day.
Father's Day.
Labor Day.
Memorial Day.
Fourth of July.
Bank holiday.
Shopping craze.
Window shopping.
Gift present.
Balloon.
Greeting card.
Family reunion.
Hoppin John.
Superstition.
A.T.M. automated teller machine.
Student dormitory.
To celebrate.
To count down.
To wind down.
To chill out.
To order.
Phrases.
To exchange gifts, president.
To make a shopping list.
To keep someone a company.
To have a look at something.
To take some time off.
To withdraw money.
I'm going to be a nervous wreck.
Mouths to feed.
The prices are reduced.
To do something on a shoestring or to do something on the cheap.
To make headway.
To turn over a new leaf.
To live it up or to live the life?
Popping the champagne.
At the crack of dawn.
What's up?
Take it easy.
To call it a day night.
I'm out of money.
Holliday's.
Holiday season.
Vacation.
Halloween.
Jack O'Lantern.
Haunted house.
Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving meal.
Candy cane.
Kandal.
Poinsettia.
Bulbul.
Christmas stocking.
Boxing Day.
Costume.
Ball drop.
New Year's Day.
New Year's resolution.
Valentine's Day.
St. Patrick's Day.
Hot cross bun.
Easter Bunny.
E aren't.
April Fool's Day.
Mother's Day.
Father's Day.
Labor Day.
Memorial Day.
Fourth of July.
Bank holiday.
Shopping craze.
Shopping.
Window shopping.
Gift present.
Greeting card.
Party.
Family reunion.
Hoppin John.
Superstition.
ATMs, automated teller machine.
Student dormitory.
To celebrate.
To count down.
To wind down.
To kick back.
To chill out.
To order.
To exchange gifts, presents.
To make a shopping list.
To keep someone a company.
To have a look at something.
To take some time off.
To withdraw money.
I'm going to be a nervous wreck.
Mouths to feed.
The prices are reduced.
To do something on a shoestring or to do something on the cheap.
So far.
To make headway.
To turn over a new leaf.
To live it up or to live the life?
Popping the champagne.
At the crack of dawn.
Take it easy.
To call it a day, to call it a night.
I'm out of money.