Meaning: christmas

'krɪsməs
n.
period extending from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6a Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Christ; a quarter day in England, Wales, and Ireland
v.
spend Christmas

Antonym of Christmas

Noun

continuation work funeral lamentation mourning workday

Nearby Words

Christmas Day Christmas decoration Christmasly Christs chroma chromatic Christians Christian religion Christian name Christian love Christianlike Christianizing

Synonym of Christmas

English Vocalbulary

Antonym of fun Antonym of rest Antonym of event Antonym of leave Antonym of festive Antonym of convivial Antonym of recreation Antonym of leisure Antonym of stay Antonym of recess Antonym of fete Antonym of vacation Antonym of be on holiday Antonym of playtime Antonym of visit Antonym of happy Antonym of good Antonym of support Antonym of stop Antonym of opportunity Antonym of pleasure Antonym of yield Antonym of delay Antonym of cessation Antonym of interrupt Antonym of halt Antonym of entertainment Antonym of respite Antonym of ease Antonym of break Antonym of abide Antonym of reduce Antonym of pleasant Antonym of festivity Antonym of continue Antonym of place Antonym of tarry Antonym of change Antonym of chance Antonym of naturalness Antonym of unceremoniousness Antonym of unrestraint Antonym of deposit Antonym of jolly Antonym of treat Antonym of gap Antonym of pause Antonym of enjoyment Antonym of lay Antonym of liberty Antonym of palliation Antonym of stick Antonym of establish Antonym of put Antonym of escape Antonym of light Antonym of remit Antonym of permit Antonym of abandon Antonym of set Antonym of waive Antonym of adjourn Antonym of defect Antonym of pass Antonym of humble Antonym of ground Antonym of arrest Antonym of celebrate Antonym of hold Antonym of wait Antonym of damage Antonym of move Antonym of cancel Antonym of give Antonym of be Antonym of comfort Antonym of travel Antonym of relieve Antonym of terminate Antonym of pauperize Antonym of undo Antonym of progress Antonym of abscond Antonym of remain Antonym of better Antonym of start Antonym of contingency Antonym of play Antonym of resist Antonym of deteriorate Antonym of take Antonym of degrade Antonym of divide Antonym of go Antonym of blessing Antonym of special Antonym of hope Antonym of melioration Antonym of friendly Antonym of OK Antonym of distress Antonym of develop Antonym of injure Antonym of experience Antonym of opening Antonym of vantage Antonym of linger Antonym of breach Antonym of stand Antonym of ruin Antonym of suspend Antonym of prop Antonym of diversion Antonym of promotion Antonym of rupture Antonym of trump Antonym of jovial Antonym of sojourn Antonym of hinder Antonym of repose Antonym of hurt Antonym of defer Antonym of split Antonym of let Antonym of advantage Antonym of batter Antonym of disappear Antonym of relaxation Antonym of refute Antonym of contravene Antonym of procrastinate Antonym of solve Antonym of restrain Antonym of destroy Antonym of separate Antonym of rive Antonym of disintegrate Antonym of subdue Antonym of suspension Antonym of entertaining Antonym of relief Antonym of flee Antonym of confute Antonym of rend Antonym of check Antonym of intermission Antonym of truce Antonym of tear Antonym of cordial Antonym of genial Antonym of abdicate Antonym of humiliate Antonym of warm Antonym of lag Antonym of game Antonym of mar Antonym of cede Antonym of show Antonym of stall Antonym of interest Antonym of gay Antonym of lam Antonym of dislocate Antonym of downtime Antonym of occupy Antonym of fail Antonym of information Antonym of do Antonym of withdraw Antonym of interruption Antonym of congenial Antonym of laugh Antonym of excess Antonym of mangle Antonym of communicate Antonym of vacate Antonym of resign Antonym of merriment Antonym of annoy Antonym of collapse Antonym of wreck Antonym of impugn Antonym of tame Antonym of quit Antonym of endow Antonym of lodge Antonym of talk Antonym of part Antonym of underpin Antonym of gregarious Antonym of resolve Antonym of shatter Antonym of rebut Antonym of skedaddle Antonym of relinquish Antonym of controvert Antonym of social Antonym of have Antonym of advance Antonym of torment

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