Answer: XMAS
XMAS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 84 times.
- Present time
- Holiday season, for short
- Dec. holiday
- Big e-tailing season
- Holiday shortening
- Present occasion
- 12/25
- Present day?
- Brief holiday?
- Yule, in ads
- Yule
- Present time?
- Kind of tree
- Short holiday?
- John Lennon's "Happy ___ (War Is Over)"
- Dec. 25
- Present occasion, informally
- Lennon/Ono's "Happy ___ (War Is Over)"
- Seasonal time, in store signs
- Opening day?
- $hopping season?
- December ad word
- Present occasion?
- St. Nick's holiday
- Present time, for short
- Brief holiday
- Shortened holiday
- Tree-buying time, briefly
- Yuletide, on Madison Ave.
- Winter holiday, for short
- Santa's holiday, for short
- The time of Nick?
- Yule, on some signs
- Rod Serling's b-day
- Holiday about a month after Turkey Day
- Present day, briefly
- Gift time, briefly
- Holiday shorthand
- 16-Across, briefly
- Big day for 1 Across
- Short holiday
- ''Do not open til ___''
- Yuletide, in ads
- Dec. ad word
- Dec. highlight
- Present time, briefly
- "Do not open 'til ___"
- Yuletide, informally
- It's about a month after Turkey Day
- Celebration of a famous birth, informally
- Opening night?
- "Do not open til ___"
- Noel, on Madison Ave.
- Christmas, in a way
- Yuletide, slangily
- Madison Ave. holiday
- Huge mall event, for short
- Holiday time, in ads
- December holiday, informally
- Grand opening day?
- Yuletide
- Present day, for short?
- Short winter day?
- "Do not open till ___"
- Yuletide abbr.
- Holiday that's been cut short
- Short winter holiday?
- Adman's yuletide
- Present day, for short
- Holiday associated with 44-Downs, in brief
- Wd. on a seasonal gift tag
- 66-Across setting, briefly
- Dec. celebration
- High-airfare season, for short
- Big workday for Saint Nick
- Last week holiday, briefly
- December 25, informally
- Yule, informally
- 'Tis the season
- Holiday with a decorated tree, for short
- Time to put up lights, briefly
- Present day for short?
- Present day, in brief
- Short day soon after the winter solstice?