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Christmassy

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Christ·mas  (krsms)
n.
1. A Christian feast commemorating the birth of Jesus.
2. December 25, the day on which this feast is celebrated.
3. Christmastide.
[Middle English Cristemas, from Old English Crstes mæsse, Christ's festival : Crst, Christ; see Christ + mæsse, festival; see Mass.]
Christmas·sy, Christmas·y adj.
Christmassy [ˈkrɪsməsɪ]
adj
of, relating to, or suitable for Christmas
Translations
Christmassy [ˈkrɪsməsɪ] ADJ → navideño, propio de Navidad
Christmassy [ˈkrɪsməsi] Christmasy (US) adj [colour, mood, atmosphere] → de Noël
Christmas time n → période f de Noël, période f des fêtes
Christmas tree n → arbre m de Noël
Christmassy
adj (inf) → weihnachtlich


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