Christmas Word Play Trivia

There is a winter theme to these wordplay questions. Note the hints, which maybe in the clue, or in the red hint. More of these types of wordplay can be found in the Brain Teasers category.

This quiz features some of the all-time classic Christmas songs with their titles reworded. You may find it challenging, but nonetheless... have fun and good luck!

I give you a Christmas-related word or phrase that is spelled WRONGLY. You spell it CORRECTLY! Example: Cress mess carrel=Christmas carol. No punctuation is needed.

Each question is in the form of a cryptic crossword puzzle-style clue. All you have to do is give me the answers. Original author was Shadowsil; adopted by MotherGoose.

Each word search puzzle hides the title of a well-known Christmas carol. All you have to do is find all the words, put them together in the right order and use them to fill in the missing titles!

I give you a phrase from 'The 12 Days of Christmas' in fractured form. Example: Fur Colin beards=Four calling birds. You supply the correct phrase. These will be out of order. Please spell out numbers. Have fun and Murray Grist Miss!

It's Christmastime in Quizzyland! Share in the celebration! Rearrange the anagrammed words in ALL CAPS for words and phrases related to holiday festivities.

Each word search puzzle hides the title of a popular Christmas song. All you have to do is find all the words, put them together in the right order and use them to fill in the missing titles!

Two of the joys of Christmas are singing Christmas carols and songs, and maths. Maths? Yes.. this quiz lets you play a little maths with 'The Twelve Days of Christmas'. Please answer with numbers, not words.

Thanks, crisw. I give you the title or first few words of a Christmas carol in fractured form. Example: jiggle bills=Jingle Bells. You type in the correct title or phrase. No punctuation except apostrophes. Happy Holidays to all and a peaceful 2005.