• ___ of the Bells (holiday favorite)
• 'Silent Night,' e.g.
• 1969 LPGA leading money winner ___ Mann
• A Brady
• Air traveling over snow?
• Beatles-covered Chuck Berry song
• Belter Channing
• Burnett of show tunes and comedy
• Burnett or Channing
• Channing of Broadway
• Channing of Hello, Dolly!
• Christmas ___
• Christmas air
• Christmas song
• Christmas tune
• Comedienne Burnett
• Comical Kane
• December 24 number
• December air
• December ditty
• December number
• December piece
• December song
• December tune
• Deck the Halls, e.g.
• Deck the Halls, for one
• Democratic rival of Joe, Dennis, and Howard
• Do You Hear What I Hear?, e.g.
• Door-to-door offering
• Door-to-door rendition
• Doorstep delivery
• Down in Yon Forest, e.g.
• End of a Dickens title
• End of a seasonal Dickens title
• End-of-year tune
• Entertain from house to house
• Entertainer Channing
• First black female senator Moseley Braun
• Five-time world-champ skater, Heiss
• Front-porch tune, maybe
• Funny Burnett
• Go door to door, perhaps
• God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, e.g.
• Good Christian Men, Rejoice, e.g.
• Good King Wenceslas, e.g.
• Heiss on the ice
• Holiday air
• Holiday song
• Holiday tune
• I Saw Three Ships is one
• It's trolled at Christmas
• Joy to the World, for one
• Joyful tune
• Joyous song
• Joyous song celebrating a birth
• Kane of Taxi
• Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, e.g.
• Main monster in Where the Wild Things Are
• Mama's Family actress Burnett
• Matriarch of the Brady Bunch
• Mike Brady's second wife
• Model Alt
• Monty Python's Flying Circus regular Cleveland
• Mr. Reiner covers love song (5)
• Mrs. Brady
• Ms. Heiss
• Noel
• Number of holidays?
• O Come, O Come Emmanuel, e.g.
• O Sanctissima, e.g.
• Odd song to hear in June
• One of the Brady Bunch
• Part of a candlelight ceremony, maybe
• Porch tune, maybe
• Post-Thanksgiving Muzak fare
• Pulitzer-winning author Shields
• Reggae's Sister ___
• Seasonal air
• Seasonal number
• Seasonal song
• Seat in a bay window
• Secretary of the Pointy-Haired Boss, in Dilbert
• Serenade at Yuletide
• She played Simka on 'Taxi'
• Silent Night is one
• Silent Night, for one
• Silent Night, say
• Sing
• Sing door-to-door
• Sing in the snow
• Sing in the street
• Sing Jingle Bells, perhaps
• Sing joyously
• Sing on a doorstep
• Sing on the sidewalk
• Sing Yuletide tunes
• Sleigh ride tune
• Song for the present day?
• Song of joy
• Song of the season
• Song often sung outdoors
• Song performed on doorsteps
• Song sung on a porch, maybe
• Song sung sleigh-riding
• The Brady Bunch character
• The Brady Bunch mom
• The First Noel, e.g.
• The First Noel, for one
• The Holly and the Ivy, e.g.
• The Third Man director Sir ___ Reed
• Vadnais of the N. H. L.
• Vicki and Harvey's skit partner
• Warble
• Wassailer's tune
• Wassailers' song
• Wassailing sounds
• We Three Kings e.g.
• Winter air
• Winter song
• Writer-comedienne Leifer
• Year-end number
• Year-end rendition
• Year-end tune
• Yule air
• Yule song
• Yule tune
• Yuletide number
• Yuletide song
• Yuletide tune
• Joyful religious song celebrating the birth of Christ
• A joyful song (usually celebrating the birth of Christ)
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1. весёлая песня
2. гимн (обыкн. рождественский), хорал, рождественское песнопение
~ service - рождественское богослужение с гимнами
2. {ʹkærəl} v1. петь весёлую песню
2. воспевать, славить
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык.С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова.1995.
Кэрол, Карол (мужское и женское имя)