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Christmas Eve
(pron.)
- the day before Christmas (December 24th)
Example: Every year my family and I have dinner together on Christmas Eve.
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siblings
(n.)
- brothers and sisters
Example: It's nice to have my siblings home for the holidays.
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stick with
(expression)
- continue using; continue doing
Example: This flavor is interesting, but I think I'll stick with chocolate.
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eggnog
(n.)
- a drink made from egg, milk, sugar, salt, cream and nutmeg (and sometimes alcohol)
Example: I like to add alcohol to my eggnog on Christmas Eve.
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more presents than we knew what to do with
(expression)
- a lot of presents; many presents
Example: When we were poor we didn't have any presents to give one another, but last last year we had more presents than we knew what to do with!
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hot water
(n.)
- trouble
Example: I knew I was in hot water when my teacher found me painting on the classroom wall.
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got a little bigger
(expression)
- grew up; matured
Example: My siblings and I used to fight about silly things, but when we got a little bigger we stopped.
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