Christmassy
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- adjective
- /ˈkrɪs·məs·i/
- Informal
- Her house was decorated in a Christmassy style, with tinsel and a big tree in the living room.
- very Christmassy
- Christmassy things
- so Christmassy
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Watch on YouTubeVery earthy, spicy, kind of Christmassy kind of smell.
- Very earthy, spicy, kind of Christmassy kind of smell.
- And it's all about to start getting very Christmassy up in here.
- This is my attempt at a somewhat Christmassy set.
- You know that's there's something very Christmassy about it.
- They came out with an entire like, cute little, you know, Christmassy Wonderland kind of collection.
- I miss the classic full on Christmassy look.
- So yeah, I just can't wait to make this room Christmassy.
- That cedar makes it feel almost Christmassy.
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That's very Christmassy.
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OK, this is pretty Christmassy, but it's still missing a little something like, say, an entire Christmas tree.
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And it's all about to start getting very Christmassy up in here.
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So it's my job to make make, like, make it very Christmassy this year and to hold a Christmas dinner or something.
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Well, it's very Christmassy in here.
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This is my attempt at a somewhat Christmassy set.
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You cannot help but feel Christmassy.
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It's so Christmassy and cozy and beautiful!
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Zoe's bought a lot of Christmassy things, including mince pies.
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She loved a bit of Paris (who doesn't?) and I'm loving the Christmassy backdrop.
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Synonyms
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Cheerful and suitable for a party or holiday
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Etymology
Christmassy comes from Christmas plus the ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'having the quality of', like in cheery or cloudy. So something 'Christmassy' is full of the lights, sounds, smells, and warm feelings of Christmas.