This is Scrooge's first name in "A Christmas Carol"

The name of the famous ballet performed around Christmas time each year

The name of the Grinch's dog who is forced to dress like a reindeer

In the "12 Days of Christmas", this gift was given on the third day

The most popular New Year's resolution in the United States today

In "Christmas Vacation", Aunt Bethany recites this when saying grace.

At Christmas, the Ukrainians prepare a traditional meal which includes a certain number of courses.

This is the thing the Grinch liked least of all.

In "Santa Baby", this is the one little thing she forgot to mention

The meaning of "Auld Lang Syne," often sung during New Year's Eve and is an extremely old Scottish song that was first written down in the 1700s.

Two men break into a house and get into a LOT of trouble in this movie.

Candy canes were bent to depict this object

The last thing the Grinch took before going back up the chimney

This Christmas song’s second verse begins with "The cattle are lowing"

During the Chinese New Year, you should avoid this activity to ward off bad luck.

Ralphie wanted this for Christmas in "A Christmas Story"

In 1947, this organization started making the holidays a little happier for children by organizing its first Christmas drive for needy youngsters

The number of sizes that Grinch's heart grew when he realized that Christmas doesn't come from a store.

“It doesn't show signs of stopping, and I brought some corn for popping.” is verse in this popular song

If you're superstitious, you may want avoid eating this on New Year's because they walk backwards, which symbolizes regression to some people.

The name of Rudolph's dad in "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer"

In 1818, an Austrian priest Joseph Mohr was told the day before Christmas that the church organ was broken and would not be repaired in time for Christmas Eve. He wrote this song to take the place of the organ music.

The type of meat that the Grinch carved at the feast

This was the original name of Jingle Bells

The year (within 5 years) that the New Year's celebration in Times Square began