The snuggle is real.
Love at frost sight!
Resting Grinch face.
I’m elf-taught.
Snow thank you.
“What do you call an elf that runs away from Santa’s Workshop? A rebel without a Claus.”
Believe in your elf.
I only have ice for you.
How does Santa capture photos? With his North Pole-oroid.
We have great chemis-tree.
“Remember: don’t eat the yellow snow.”
Hold on for deer life.
Sleigh, what?!
“Did you know that the Christmas tree trend started because people thought it would spruce things up a
bit?”
“Why does Santa Claus go down the chimney on Christmas Eve? Because it soots him.”
“Look out for Santa Paws!”
What has 34 legs, 9 heads and 2 arms? Santa Claus and his reindeer.
“Elves are always defending the shape of their ears. They make some good points.”
“Bah-Hum-Pug.”
Best in snow.
These decorations are tree-mendous.
She has high elf-esteem.
It takes one to snow one.
“Feliz navi-dog!”
As it snow happens.
“Someone’s barking up the wrong Christmas tree.”
What name does Santa Claus use when he takes a break from delivering gifts? Santa Pause!
What did Adam say on the day before Christmas? It's Christmas, Eve!
How rude-olf of you.
I told you snow.
What do you call Santa when he accidentally falls into the fireplace? Krisp Kringle.
Snow on and snow forth.
He came, he thawed, he conquered.
It’s the most wine-derful time of the year.
It’s the most wonderful time for a beer.
This is snow laughing matter!
What was Santa's best subject in school? Chemistree.
It's ice to meet you.
Let’s get elf-ed up.
Snow thank you.
I’m feelin’ pine.
“Santa owes a lot to his little helpers. You might say he’s an elf-made man.”
Why did Santa put a clock in his sleigh? He wanted to see time fly!
How do the elves clean Santa's sleigh on the day after Christmas? They use Santa-tizer!
“I love you from head to mistletoe.”
Why is Santa so jolly? Because he knows where all the naughty girls live.
It takes one to snow one.
What do you call an elf who runs away from Santa's Workshop? A rebel without a Claus!
Yule be sorry.
What do you call a party for snowmen? A snowball.