Winter holidays.
Vocabulary.
Holiday.
The holiday season.
Vacation.
Tradition.
Christmas.
Candy cane.
Poinsettia.
Bulbul, Christmas ornament.
Christmas stocking.
Christmas cookie.
Christmas tree fir.
Reindeer.
Boxing Day.
Costume.
Menorah, Hanukkah.
New Year's Day.
Ball drop.
New Year's resolution.
Valentine's Day.
Cupid.
Proposal.
Engagement.
Window shopping.
Gift president.
Greeting card.
Gift tag.
Party.
Annual.
Family reunion.
Announcement.
Egg nog.
Goodwill.
Frosti.
Icicle.
Joli.
Myracle.
Mistletoe.
North Pole.
Together, nurse.
To help.
To worry.
To celebrate.
To cook.
To order.
To prance.
Phrases.
A bundle of nerves.
To be just around the corner.
You're spot on.
Take it easy.
To make a shopping list.
To exchange gifts, presents.
To have a look at something.
To calm down.
To do a favor, British English favor American English.
To wander around.
To take time off.
What's up?
To live the life.
S o short for significant other.
To turn one's life around.
To pop the champagne.
To quit cold turkey.
To count down.
Winter holidays.
Holiday season.
Vacation.
Tradition.
Christmas.
Noelle.
Candy cane.
CANDU.
Poinsettia.
Bulbul, Christmas ornament.
Christmas stocking.
Christmas cookie.
Christmas tree.
Reindeer.
Boxing Day.
Him.
Menorah, Hanukkah.
New Year's Day.
Ball drop.
New Year's resolution.
Eve.
Valentine's Day.
Cupit.
Proposal.
Engagement.
Window shopping.
Gift Prezant.
Balloon.
Greeting card.
Party.
Family reunion.
Announcement.
Decoration.
Goodwill.
Frosti.
Mary.
Myracle.
Mistletoe.
North Pole.
Parade.
Sacred.
Solek.
Togetherness.
To worry.
To celebrate.
To bake.
To handle.
To prance.
Phrases.
A bundle of nerves.
To be just around the corner.
You are spot on.
Take it easy.
To make a shopping list.
To exchange gifts, presents.
To have a look at something.
To calm down.
To do a favor, British, English, to do a favor, American English.
To wander around.
To take time off.
S o short for significant other.
To turn one's life around.
To pop the champagne.
To quit cold turkey.
To count down.