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Christmas Miscellany Crossword Puzzle

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In response to the Phoenix Rising team crossword challenge, here is another small puzzle with a Christmas theme.
Author: pusdoc - Diff: Average

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      Across
      1. With 1 down, Christmas treats said to resemble shepherds' crooks (first word)
      4. Another first name for St. Nick
      7. First name of chef Lawson who has a book of Christmas recipes
      8. Title for Bob Geldof, whose Band Aid organization recorded "Do They Know It's Christmas"
      9. Editorial comment after a misquote, e.g. after "toll the ancient Yuletide carol"
      11. Conforming to the law
      13. Occupation for 4 across, "gift-___"
      14. A small amount, e.g. put a ___ of hard sauce on your mince pie
      16. Sweetened roll, often presented together in the shape of a Christmas tree
      17. Last name of the author of "Shogun" and "King Rat"
      19. Carol title: "Once in ___ David's City"
      20. A red or green velvet below-the-knee one of these would be appropriate at a Christmas party

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      1. With 1 across, Christmas treats said to resemble shepherds' crooks (second word)
      2. Shortened word for a Christmas drink with eggs, nutmeg, milk and often brandy
      3. Buche de Noel (2 wds, 4, 3)
      4. Visit this sort of place to get a massage to ease stress from shopping and wrapping
      5. How the children were lodged in their beds in "Twas the Night Before Christmas"
      6. "To get us both food and ___" from the last verse of the carol "All Hail to the Days"
      10. Mode of entrance for 4 across
      12. Swag for your mantel
      13. De Brunhoff elephant featured in "___ and Father Christmas"
      15. These jingle and ring-a-ling in carols
      17. Single frame of an animated feature such as "How The Grinch Stole Christmas"
      18. Night before, e.g. December 24