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Christmas Words for the Imposter Game
The Christmas pack covers trees, presents, holiday food, winter fun and the traditions families share, from Secret Santa to the Christmas cracker. It mixes traditions from both sides of the Atlantic, like crackers and milk and cookies, so every family will find favorites and a few surprises. It is a good fit for holiday parties, family visits and the slow afternoon after the big meal.
All 96 christmas words
- Advent Calendar
- Boxing Day
- Brussels Sprouts
- Candy Cane
- Chimney
- Chocolate Coins
- Christmas Card
- Christmas Carol
- Christmas Concert
- Christmas Cracker
- Christmas Dinner
- Christmas Eve
- Christmas Ham
- Christmas Lights
- Christmas Market
- Christmas Morning
- Christmas Pudding
- Christmas Tree
- Christmas Village
- Clementine
- Cookie Cutter
- Earmuffs
- Elf
- Elf Shoes
- Fake Snow
- Fireplace
- Fruitcake
- Garland
- Gift Bag
- Gift Bow
- Gift Card
- Gift Exchange
- Gift Receipt
- Gift Tag
- Gingerbread House
- Gingerbread Man
- Gumdrops
- Holly
- Hot Chocolate
- Ice Skating
- Icicle Lights
- Icing
- Jingle Bells
- Last-Minute Shopping
- Letter to Santa
- Light Show
- Log Cabin
- Mantelpiece
- Matching Pajamas
- Milk and Cookies
- Mince Pie
- Mittens
- Mrs. Claus
- Naughty List
- North Pole
- Nutcracker
- Ornament
- Paper Crown
- Paper Snowflake
- Peppermint
- Poinsettia
- Present
- Reindeer
- Ribbon
- Roast Potatoes
- Roasted Chestnuts
- Santa Claus
- Santa Hat
- Santa Suit
- Santa's Workshop
- Scrooge
- Secret Santa
- Shortbread
- Sleigh
- Sleigh Bells
- Sleigh Ride
- Snow Angel
- Snow Day
- Snow Fort
- Snow Globe
- Snow Shovel
- Snowball
- Snowman
- Sprinkles
- Stocking
- Sugar Cookies
- Tinsel
- Toy Sack
- Toymaker
- Train Set
- Tree Topper
- Window Display
- Wish List
- Wrapping Paper
- Wreath
- Yule Log
Tips for this pack
- Lots of words here are red, green, sparkly or sweet. Those make safe first clues because they fit almost everything in the pack.
- If your family has its own traditions, type them into a custom word list and play a bonus round after this pack.
- Boxing Day, Mince Pie and Christmas Cracker are better known in the UK, Canada and Australia than in the US, so mixed groups may want to skim this word list before playing.
