A Crawling Pixie is a pixie figure printed
on a piece of pasteboard and cut out and which is put up
on walls or furniture as ornament at Christmas.
Question:
What is a Jumping Pixie (Jumping
Jack)?
Answer:
A Jumping Pixie (Jumping Jack) is a wood-
or pasteboard figure which flings it's arms and legs about
when you pull in a string. The Jumping Pixie is normally
hang from a nail on the wall.
Question:
What is a Snow Globe (Snowglobe)?
Answer:
A snow globe (snowglobe) also
called a "waterglobe", "snowstorm", or
"snowdome" is a transparent sphere, usually made
of glass, enclosing a miniaturized scene of some sort, often
together with a model of a landscape. The sphere also encloses
the water in the globe; the water serves as the medium through
which the "snow" falls. Snow globes feature diverse
scenes, ranging from the typical holiday souvenirs to more
eclectic collectibles featuring Christmas scenes. To activate
the snow, the globe is shaken or turned to churn up the white
particles. The globe is then placed back in its position and
the flakes fall down slowly through the water. Snow globes
sometimes have a built-in music box that plays a song. Some
snow globes even have a design around the outer base for
decoration.
Question:
What is a Post card or Postcard?
Answer:
A post card or postcard, also called
picture post card or just card, is
a small, commercially printed card on cardboard
generally in rectangular shape, usually having a
picture on one side, to which a postage stamp must
be attached for mailing and normally posted without
an envelope.
Question:
What is a Christmas card?
Answer:
A Christmas card is
a printed and often decorated card (postcard) for
mailing at Christmas to express good wishes.
Question:
What is a Christmas stocking or Christmas sock?
Answer:
A Christmas stocking or Christmas sock also called a Christmas sox is
a stocking or stockingshaped bag, traditionally hung
on a mantelpiece or Christmas tree by children on
Christmas Eve, for holding Christmas presents,
especially those believed to be brought by
Santa Claus.
Question:
What is a Christmas tree?
Answer:
A Christmas tree is
an evergreen tree decorated at Christmas with
ornaments and lights, as a tree in a yard or
public square or, more commonly, a small,
sometimes artificial evergreen displayed in
the home.
Question:
What is a Wreath?
Answer:
A wreath (plural wreaths) is
something twisted or bent into a circular form;
a circular band of flowers, foliage, or any
ornamental work, for adorning the head or for any
decorative purpose; a garland or chaplet.
Question:
What is an Advent wreath?
Answer:
An Advent wreath is
a wreath, which bears four candles, one of
which is lighted every Sunday until the Sunday before
Christmas, that is first Sunday in Advent one candle is
lighted, second Sunday lights both the first and a new
candle and so on. At the Sunday before Christmas all 4
candles are lighted.
Question:
What is a Christmas wreath?
Answer:
A Christmas wreath is
a wreath, which is traditionally hung outside on
the front door at the Christmas season for decoration.
Also hung indoor.
Question:
What is an Advent Calendar?
Answer:
An Advent Calendar is an Almanac
of days in December to Christmas, a
calendar with 25 days, which goes from
December 1 to December 25 and where each day
can be marked with a picture behind a closed
door or possibly with a small packed gift.
Question:
What is Holly?
Answer:
Holly (plural hollies) is
1. any of several trees or shrubs of the genus
Ilex, as Ilex opaca (American holly),
the State tree of Delaware, or Ilex aquifolium
(English holly), having glossy, spiny-toothed
leaves, small, whitish flowers, and red berries.
2. the foliage and berries, used for decoration,
especially during the Christmas season.
Question:
What is Mistletoe?
Answer:
Mistletoe is
an European evergreen shrub having forked branches,
yellowish flowers and white berries, growing
parasitically on various trees; Latin name
Viscum album. Is for example used as
a Christmas decoration under which one
traditionally kiss each other.
Question:
What is a Snowman?
Answer:
A snowman (plural snowmen) is
a figure, resembling that of a man, made out of packed snow.
A snowman is a man-like sculpture made of
snow. Snowmen are usually constructed by children;
however, adults sometimes also participate.
In occidental cultures on the northern
hemisphere, snowmen are considered a symbol of Christmas
and winter for many.
Question:
What is a Reindeer?
Answer:
A reindeer (plural reindeer;
plural - occasionally reindeers) is
any of several large deer of the genus Rangifer, of northern
and arctic regions of Europe, Asia, and North America, both male and
female of which both have antlers. Reindeer makes wide migrations in
large herds for food. The European reindeer, Rangifer tarandus
is 1.37 m (4.5 English feet (ft.)) high at shoulder
and have a length of 1.68 m (5.5 English feet (ft.)).
The summer coat is brown and the winter coat is pale grey or whitish.
In Eurasia and in Greenland the reindeer is several places kept as
domestic animal.
Question:
What is a Sleigh?
Answer:
A sleigh is
a light vehicle on runners (either of the long,
bladelike strips of metal or wood on which a sledge
or sleigh slides), that is usually open and generally horse-drawn,
and that is used especially for transporting persons over snow
or ice.
Question:
What is a Jingle Bell?
Answer:
A jingle bell (plural jingle bells)
or sleigh bell (plural sleigh bells) is
any of several kinds of small bells attached to a sleigh or to
the harness of the animal drawing the sleigh. They consist of
a closed bell with a ball inside and are manufactured of metal,
for instance brass or even silver. Sleigh bells
are also manufactured mounted on a handle for use as
a musical instrument.
Question:
What is the North Pole?
Answer:
The North Pole is
Geographic the end of the earth's axis of rotation
marking the northernmost point on the earth.
Question:
What is a Candy cane?
Answer:
A candy cane is
a piece of sweets (candy), which often is shaped as a cane
and candy-cane striped. Made with sugar.
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