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You are here: Home / Reference / Christmas Words that Start with F

Christmas Words that Start with F

September 4, 2023 By Gabrielle Kotkov

The holiday season is filled with lots of vocabulary to teach students! Here is a list of Christmas words that start with the letter “F,” each with a brief description and an example sentence. These words are perfect for elementary teachers looking to expand their students’ vocabulary during the holiday season.

Here Is A List Of Unique Christmas Words That Start With F To Expand Your Child’s Christmas Vocabulary

  1. Fa (la la la la)
  2. Fable
  3. Fabulous
  4. Fairy Lights
  5. Faith
  6. Faithful
  7. Family
  8. Family Reunion
  9. Fancy
  10. Fantastic
  11. Father Christmas
  12. Fawn
  13. Feast
  14. Feliz Navidad
  15. Fervor
  16. Festival
  17. Festive
  18. Figgy Pudding
  19. Films
  20. Fir Tree
  21. Fireplace
  22. Firewood
  23. First Noel
  24. Flakes
  25. Flannel
  26. Flatbread
  27. Folklore
  28. Food
  29. Forgiveness
  30. Frankincense
  31. Freedom
  32. French Hens
  33. Fresh Snowfall
  34. Friends
  35. Frolic
  36. Frost
  37. Frosty
  38. Frozen
  39. Fruitcake
  40. Fudge
  41. Fun

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Christmas Words that Start with F

Fa (la la la la)

  • Description: Part of the joyful chorus from the Christmas carol “Deck the Halls,” representing the cheerful sounds of the season.
  • Example Sentence: The children sang “Fa la la la la” loudly as they decorated the Christmas tree.

Fable

  • Description: A short story that teaches a moral or lesson, often involving animals.
  • Example Sentence: The Christmas fable about the selfless rabbit is a favorite among the students.

Fabulous

  • Description: Exceptionally good or wonderful.
  • Example Sentence: The holiday party was fabulous, with delicious food and fun games.

Fairy Lights

  • Description: Small, twinkling lights often used to decorate Christmas trees and homes.
  • Example Sentence: The fairy lights on the tree made the living room feel magical.

Faith

  • Description: A strong belief or trust in something, often associated with religious beliefs during Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: The church was filled with people celebrating their faith on Christmas Eve.

Faithful

  • Description: Loyal or devoted, often to family or friends.
  • Example Sentence: The faithful dog sat by the fireplace, waiting for its family to come home.

Family

  • Description: People related to you, such as parents, siblings, and grandparents, who often gather during Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: Christmas is a special time for family to come together and celebrate.

Family Reunion

  • Description: A gathering of extended family members, often during holidays like Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: Our family reunion at Christmas was filled with laughter and love.

Fancy

  • Description: Decorative or elaborate, often used to describe special holiday attire or decorations.
  • Example Sentence: She wore a fancy dress to the Christmas dinner.

Fantastic

  • Description: Extraordinary or amazing.
  • Example Sentence: The Christmas play at school was fantastic and enjoyed by everyone.

Father Christmas

  • Description: A name for Santa Claus, who delivers gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
  • Example Sentence: The children left cookies out for Father Christmas to enjoy.

Fawn

  • Description: A young deer, often depicted in Christmas scenes.
  • Example Sentence: The little fawn in the Christmas card was adorable and sweet.

Feast

  • Description: A large meal, typically with many courses, enjoyed during special occasions like Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: The Christmas feast included turkey, ham, and all the trimmings.

Feliz Navidad

  • Description: Spanish for “Merry Christmas.”
  • Example Sentence: We sang “Feliz Navidad” to wish our friends a Merry Christmas in Spanish.

Fervor

  • Description: Intense and passionate enthusiasm, often felt during the Christmas season.
  • Example Sentence: The children showed great fervor as they opened their Christmas presents.

Festival

  • Description: A celebration, often with events, food, and entertainment.
  • Example Sentence: The Christmas festival in town included a parade and a tree-lighting ceremony.

Festive

  • Description: Related to or suitable for a celebration, especially Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: The festive decorations made the house look warm and inviting.

Figgy Pudding

  • Description: A traditional British Christmas dessert made with figs.
  • Example Sentence: The figgy pudding was served with a dollop of cream at the Christmas dinner.

Films

  • Description: Another word for “movies.”
  • Example Sentence: Watching Christmas films is a family tradition during the holidays.

Fir Tree

  • Description: A type of evergreen tree commonly used as a Christmas tree.
  • Example Sentence: We picked out the perfect fir tree to decorate this Christmas.

Fireplace

  • Description: A place in the home where a fire is lit, often used to hang stockings during Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: The stockings were hung by the fireplace, ready for Santa to fill them.

Firewood

  • Description: Wood used to create a fire, especially in the fireplace during winter.
  • Example Sentence: We gathered firewood to keep the fireplace burning on Christmas Eve.

First Noel

  • Description: A popular Christmas carol that tells the story of the birth of Jesus.
  • Example Sentence: The choir sang “The First Noel” beautifully during the Christmas service.

Flakes

  • Description: Snowflakes, the small, delicate pieces of snow that fall from the sky.
  • Example Sentence: The first flakes of snow fell on Christmas morning, covering the ground in white.

Flannel

  • Description: A soft, warm fabric often used for pajamas or blankets during the winter.
  • Example Sentence: She wore flannel pajamas to stay cozy on Christmas Eve.

Flatbread

  • Description: A type of bread that is flat and typically baked without yeast, often served during holiday meals.
  • Example Sentence: The flatbread was a perfect addition to the Christmas dinner.

Folklore

  • Description: Traditional stories and legends passed down through generations, often told during Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: The story of Santa Claus is a piece of folklore that fascinates children every Christmas.

Food

  • Description: A central part of Christmas celebrations, with many special dishes prepared for the holiday.
  • Example Sentence: The table was filled with delicious food for the Christmas feast.

Forgiveness

  • Description: Letting go of anger or resentment, a common theme during the Christmas season.
  • Example Sentence: Christmas is a time for forgiveness and making peace with others.

Frankincense

  • Description: A fragrant resin used in incense and perfumes, one of the gifts given to baby Jesus by the Wise Men.
  • Example Sentence: The scent of frankincense filled the church during the Christmas service.

Freedom

  • Description: The power to act, speak, or think without hindrance, often celebrated during Christmas as a time of joy and peace.
  • Example Sentence: The Christmas season reminds us of the freedom we have to celebrate with loved ones.

French Hens

  • Description: Part of the “12 Days of Christmas” song, where “three French hens” are given as a gift.
  • Example Sentence: We sang about the three French hens during the school Christmas program.

Fresh Snowfall

  • Description: Newly fallen snow that covers the ground in a blanket of white.
  • Example Sentence: The fresh snowfall made the Christmas morning feel even more magical.

Friends

  • Description: People you care about and often spend time with during the holidays.
  • Example Sentence: We invited our closest friends to join us for Christmas dinner.

Frolic

  • Description: To play and move about cheerfully, often in the snow during Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: The children loved to frolic in the snow on Christmas Day.

Frost

  • Description: A thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces when it’s very cold, often seen on winter mornings.
  • Example Sentence: The windows were covered in frost, sparkling in the morning light.

Frosty

  • Description: Very cold, often describing the weather during Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: We bundled up in our warmest coats on the frosty Christmas Eve.

Frozen

  • Description: Turned into ice or covered with ice, a common sight during winter.
  • Example Sentence: The pond was frozen, perfect for ice skating on Christmas Day.

Fruitcake

  • Description: A dense cake made with dried fruits and nuts, often served during Christmas.
  • Example Sentence: Grandma’s fruitcake is a family favorite every Christmas.

Fudge

  • Description: A sweet, creamy candy often made during the holiday season.
  • Example Sentence: We made chocolate fudge to share with our neighbors at Christmas.

Fun

  • Description: The enjoyment and excitement that comes with celebrating Christmas with loved ones.
  • Example Sentence: Decorating the tree with my family is always so much fun.

What are some Christmas words that start with F?

Here are some unique Christmas words that start with F (see descriptions and sample sentences above):
Fa (la la la la), fable, fabulous, fairy lights, faith, faithful, family, family reunion, fancy, fantastic, Father Christmas, fawn, feast, Feliz Navidad, fervor, festival, festive, figgy pudding, films, fir tree, fireplace, firewood, first Noel, flakes, flannel, flat-bread, folklore, food, forgiveness, frankincense, freedom, french hens, fresh snowfall, friends, frolic, frost, frosty, frozen, fruitcake, fudge, fun.

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Gabrielle Kotkov
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Gabrielle Kotkov is an AMI-trained 3-6 Montessorian and educational consultant. She has a Master's Degree in Child Studies and is certified in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). She is particularly interested in the intersection between Montessori education and multilingualism, which led her to create the Multilingual Montessori website and podcast. Gabrielle has taught in schools in NYC, Sicily, London, and Austin, and is currently on the teaching faculty of the West Side Montessori School Teacher Education Program, an AMS training center in NYC.

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