Can you make a list of [chrismas] idioms and expressions in American English?
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sure, here's a list of christmas idioms and expressions commonly used in american english:

1. all decked out (for the holidays) - this refers to a place that is decorated and ready for christmas celebrations.
2. 'tis the season - this is a phrase used to express that it's the appropriate time of the year for a particular activity and is often used in reference to christmas.
3. break a leg - this is an expression wishing someone good luck, especially before a christmas performance or display.
4. chestnuts roasting on an open fire - a line from the song "the christmas song (chestnuts roasting on an open fire)" by nat king cole, often used to evoke a cozy, christmas feeling.
5. frosty the snowman - a classic christmas idol, referring to the mythical character frosty from the famous christmas song and children's story.
6. jingle all the way - this means to move quickly and happily, often while excited about something, like a child on christmas morning.
7. let it snow - this is a phrase used when wishing for or celebrating snow on christmas, represented in many christmas songs and movies.
8. merry christmas and happy holidays - these are two common ways to wish someone well during the christmas season, happy holidays being a more inclusive wish for those celebrating other december holidays like hanukkah or kwanzaa.
9. mistletoe and pinecones - decorative items associated with christmas, often used to hang above doorways in hopes of a romantic kiss underneath.
10. in the christmas spirit - this phrase refers to one's festive mood or behavior during the holiday season, often characterized by charitable giving and goodwill.
11. robbin' the office - a common way to nickname a gift exchange or stealing a present from the boss's office during a company christmas party.
12. rudolph the red-nosed reindeer - a popular christmas carol about a reindeer with a very shiny nose who leads santa's sleigh on christmas eve.
13. santa claus is coming to town - a popular christmas song and phrase used to remind children of santa's annual visit and to encourage good behavior.
14. winter wonderland - a charming phrase that evokes the magical atmosphere of snow-covered landscapes during the christmas season.
15. yule log - a traditional christmas symbol, often burned on christmas eve in the fireplace for good luck and prosperity in the coming year.
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Sure, here's a list of Christmas idioms and expressions commonly used in American English:

1. All decked out (for the holidays) - This refers to a place that is decorated and ready for Christmas celebrations.
2. 'Tis the season - This is a phrase used to express that it's the appropriate time of the year for a particular activity and is often used in reference to Christmas.
3. Break a leg - This is an expression wishing someone good luck, especially before a Christmas performance or display.
4. Chestnuts roasting on an open fire - A line from the song "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)" by Nat King Cole, often used to evoke a cozy, Christmas feeling.
5. Frosty the snowman - A classic Christmas idol, referring to the mythical character Frosty from the famous Christmas song and children's story.
6. Jingle all the way - This means to move quickly and happily, often while excited about something, like a child on Christmas morning.
7. Let it snow - This is a phrase used when wishing for or celebrating snow on Christmas, represented in many Christmas songs and movies.
8. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays - These are two common ways to wish someone well during the Christmas season, Happy Holidays being a more inclusive wish for those celebrating other December holidays like Hanukkah or Kwanzaa.
9. Mistletoe and pinecones - Decorative items associated with Christmas, often used to hang above doorways in hopes of a romantic kiss underneath.
10. in the Christmas spirit - This phrase refers to one's festive mood or behavior during the holiday season, often characterized by charitable giving and goodwill.
11. Robbin' the office - A common way to nickname a gift exchange or stealing a present from the boss's office during a company Christmas party.
12. Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer - A popular Christmas carol about a reindeer with a very shiny nose who leads Santa's sleigh on Christmas Eve.
13. Santa Claus is coming to town - A popular Christmas song and phrase used to remind children of Santa's annual visit and to encourage good behavior.
14. Winter wonderland - A charming phrase that evokes the magical atmosphere of snow-covered landscapes during the Christmas season.
15. Yule log - A traditional Christmas symbol, often burned on Christmas Eve in the fireplace for good luck and prosperity in the coming year.
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