How to pronounce“christmas”in English
verbare trying to work out a common plan for christmas it's not straightforward i'm afraid the virus won't take
christmas off so we're trying as hard as we can to reach a sensible balance so it is possible likely in fact that some households
may be able to form slightly larger bubbles with each other for a short period over christmas that caution echoed tonight even by the consummate
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Definitions of “christmas”
Sprigs of holly and other evergreen plants used as Christmas decorations; also (generally), any Christmas decorations.
“[T]he antient Britons employed for the decoration of their houſes, or, more properly ſpeaking, of their bovvers, branches of ever-green, in invitation to the ſpirits: a cuſtom, vvhich, hovvever the motive may be aboliſhed, is retained to this inſtant. That kind of verdure vvhich is uſed to deck the vvindovvs, and old halls, vve novv, by metonymy, call Chriſtmas.”
Red and green in color.
Of a dish: having a sauce made with red (ripe) and green (unripe) chili peppers.
To decorate (a place) with Christmas (“sprigs of holly and other evergreen plants used as Christmas decorations, or any Christmas decorations”).
“"Then look," said a gardener to me, "what's spent on a Christmasing the churches! Why, now, properly to Christmas St. Paul's, I say properly, mind, would take 50l. worth at least; aye, more, when I think of it, nearer 100l. I hope there'll be no 'No Popery' nonsense against Christmasing this year. I'm always sorry when anything of that kind's afloat, because it's frequently a hindrance to business."”
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