Similar words: Christmas, christmas eve, Merry Christmas, postmaster, christ, Christian, Christianity, christianization. Meaning: n. 1. Australian tree or shrub with red flowers; often used in Christmas decoration 2. a terrestrial evergreen shrub or small tree of western Australia having brilliant yellow-orange flowers; parasitic on roots of grasses 3. tall timber tree of central and southern Europe having a regular crown and grey bark 4. medium to tall fir of western North America having a conic crown and branches in tiers; leaves smell of orange when crushed 5. an ornamented evergreen used as a Christmas decoration.
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61. Don't shake down the decorations on the Christmas tree.
62. The Christmas tree was decorated with coloured lights.
63. Stars ornamented the Christmas tree.
64. The children were trimming up a Christmas tree.
65. This town's really ablaze like a Christmas tree.
66. The Christmas tree needs to be taken down.
67. The children flocked around the Christmas tree.
68. I need to buy & Christmas tree and poinsettia.
69. We rigged up a Christmas tree in the room.
70. She put some decorations on the Christmas tree.
71. The Christmas tree was fancifully decorated.
72. Christmas tree worms on brain coral.
73. The Christmas tree is gorgeous.
74. Words related to Christmas: gingerbread cookies, cake, turkey, Christmas tree,[http://sentencedict.com/christmas tree.html] present.
75. And because of that this Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square is decorated in a Norwegian style.
76. Christmas Eve, people dance and sing around Christmas tree merrymaking.
77. Christmas Allegedly Christmas tree first appeared in ancient Rome in mid-December Saturnalia, the German missionary Nikos in the 8th century AD, dedicated to El Ni?o using P-trees.
78. Wear reflective, fluorescent gear, and don't be shy about lighting yourself up like a Christmas tree, says RW's own Ed Eyestone, who runs in snowy Utah.
79. But, in sharp contrast, a Japanese aquarium decided on a novel way to save energy -- it used electricity generated by an electric eel to light up its Christmas tree.
80. When I woke the next morning and went downstairs, I found a decorated Christmas tree in the front room, and underneath it, a pair of lace up boots, a red fire engine, and a sack of candy.
81. My sister 's face lit up at the sight of the Christmas tree. Yippee! she cried.
82. For this Christmas tree farm though, their gift has already arrived.
83. The first - known decorated Christmas tree was erected in 1510, in Latvia.
84. The Christmas tree, first erected in 1996, constitutes Rio de Janeiro's third biggest tourist event after the pre-lenten Carnival and New Year's Eve on Copacabana and other beaches.
85. Such patriotic prints of the British royal family at Christmas celebrations helped popularise the Christmas tree in Britain and among the anglophile American upper class.
86. Guatemala - Because of the large German population residing in Guatemala the Christmas tree has become tradition here along with the "Nacimiento" or Nativity Scene.
87. He leafs through pictures of himself leaning against a chuck wagon, dragging a Christmas tree across a snow covered field and lighting up in a stable.
88. A Christmas tree, in other words, is a sign that can only be understood intelligibly in terms of a certain cultural understanding.
89. The huge branches look a little bare to me a minimalist's Christmas tree.
90. This might be the only solar-powered Christmas tree lot in the world, but a Christmas tree in an aquarium near Tokyo is powered by an electric eel.
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