Snow thank you.
He’s an elf-made man.
I only have ice for you.
What do you get if you eat Christmas decorations? Tinselitis!
I'm snow bored.
Hold on for deer life.
It's ice to meet you.
What do you call people who are afraid of Santa Claus? Claustrophobic.
Don’t be elfish.
Rebel without a Claus.
“Bah-Hum-Pug.”
You’re sleigh-in’ it.
Yule be sorry.
How rude-olf of you.
What do monkeys sing at Christmas? Jungle bells, jungle bells…
“Why did the elf push his bed into the fireplace? He wanted to sleep like a log.”
I'm pine-ing for you.
“Oh, deer! Christmas is here!”
“I love when candy canes are in mint condition.”
The snuggle is real.
You snow the drill.
“The North Pole doesn’t import goods because it’s Elf Sufficient.”
“Did you hear the forecast for Christmas Eve? They’re calling for rain, dear!”
“What did Adam say on the day before Christmas? It’s Christmas, Eve!”
“Have your elf a merry little Christmas.”
We have great chemis-tree.
This is snow laughing matter!
I’m feelin’ pine.
Best in snow.
You snow the drill.
Make it rein.
She has high elf-esteem.
Sleigh my name, sleigh my name.
What do get if you cross a duck and Santa? A Christmas Quacker.
Believe in your elf.
“Santa’s beard is so long because he’s bad at shaving. Why do you think they call him Saint Nick?”
“If you’re lucky this Christmas, Santa Claus will grace you with his presents.”
“What do snowmen eat for breakfast? Snowflakes.”
Santa's beard is so long because he's bad at shaving. Why do you think they call him Saint Nick?
“Did you know that Father Christmas has a daughter? Her name is Mary Christmas.”
Say it ain’t snow.
You sleigh me.
It's ice to meet you.
Up to snow good.
I’ll never fir-get.
How does an elf get to Santa's workshop? By icicle.
Up to snow good.
“Remember not to leave a fire burning in your fireplace this Christmas Eve, or else you might wake up to a Crisp Kringle.”
What do you call Santa's helpers? Subordinate clauses.
“Christmas has me feeling extra Santa-mental.”
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