NOEL

NOEL


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Word: noel
Phonetic: /nəʊˈɛl/
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Christmas
A kind of hymn, or canticle, of mediaeval origin, sung in honor of the birth of Christ; a Christmas carol.


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Away in a Manger
Blithe Spirit author Coward
Cantique de ___ (original title of O Holy Night)
Felicity role
Frosty air?
I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In
Jingle Bells
Joyeux ___!
Joyeux ___
Joyeux ___ (French greeting)
Joyeux ___?(French holiday card sentiment)
Joyeux time
Joyeux___
Mad Dogs and Englishmen author Coward
Mad Dogs and Englishmen writer Coward
Nude with Violin playwright Coward
O Sanctissima
Once in Royal Davids City
Pomp and Circumstance author Coward
Private Lives playwright Coward
Silent Night or Away in a Manger
Silent Night or The Little Drummer Boy
Silent night
The First ___
The First ___ (Christmas carol)
The First ___ (Christmas tune)
The First ___ (holiday tune)
The First ___ (seasonal song)
The First ___ (year-end air)
The First Christmas song
The First December ditty
The First yuletide song
The First___
The Seven Joys of Mary
The Windmills of Your Mind singer Harrison
Adeste Fideles
Joyeux ___
The First ___
2004 Sarandon movie
25 dcembre
A Coward
A memorable Coward
Actor Coward
Actor-composer Coward
Advent number
Advent song
Air that circulates annually
Author Behn
Carol
Carol time
Carol word
Carolers air
Carolers number
Carolers offering
Carolers rendition
Carolers tune
Carolers word
Carolers offering
Carolers option
Carolers rendition
Carolers song
Caroling song
Caroling time
Caroling tune
Caroling word
Chilly air?
Choral rendition
Christmas
Christmas air
Christmas card greeting
Christmas carol
Christmas in Caen
Christmas in Chartres
Christmas in Quebec
Christmas number
Christmas season
Christmas song
Christmas tune
Christmas word
Christmastime
Christmasy name
Cold-weather air?
Coward
Coward in the theater
Coward in the theater?
Coward knighted in 1970
Coward of Britain
Coward of England
Coward of comedies
Coward of drama
Coward of fame
Coward of films
Coward of note
Coward of plays
Coward of song
Coward of the stage
Coward of the theater
Coward of the theatre
Coward on stage
Coward on the stage
Coward or Harrison
Coward who composed
Coward who was knighted
Coward with a pen
Cowards name
Coward-ly author?
Creative Coward
December air
December ditty
December ditty?
December doorstep number
December refrain
December season
December song
December tune
Doorstep rendition
Dramatist Coward
Dcembre holiday
English Coward
Family-gathering time
Famous Coward
Festive season
French Christmas
Gallagher of Oasis
George Gordon ___ Byron
Gift-giving time
Good name for someone born on Dec. 25
Harrison or Coward
Hes a Coward
Hes a real Coward
Hiver holiday
Holiday carol
Holiday number
Holiday refrain
Holiday season
Holiday song
Holiday time
Holiday tune
Holiday word
House-to-house number
House-to-house offering
It may be sung at your door
Joyeux time of year
Kind of song heard late in the year
Knighted Coward
Leon returned for Christmas
Liam Gallaghers brother
Lois Lane portrayer Neill
Mime-dancer Parenti
Mr. Coward
Musical Coward
Name thats a name backward
Number for a sleigh ride
Oasis name
Oft-repeated carol word
One of Byrons names
One of Lord Byrons given names
Period ending January 6
Playwright Coward
Present occasion
Present time
Present time in France?
Present time?
Pre ___ (Santa Claus
Ratcliffe of the PGA Senior Tour
Real first name of Peter
Rex Harrisons singer/actor son
Rex Harrisons son
Santas time of year
Season for carols
Season of giving
Season of peace
Season to be jolly
Seasonal air
Seasonal ditty
Seasonal melody
Seasonal number
Seasonal song
Seasonal tune
Seasonsong
She was Lois before Teri
Singer/composer Coward
Sir Coward
Song by candlelight
Song of the season
Song sometimes sung snowbound
Song sung around Christmas
Song sung before drinking cocoa
Song sung by candlelight
Song sung for treats
Song sung on doorsteps
Songwriter/playwright Coward
Sophisticated Coward
Stocking-up time?
Suzanne Sugarbakers pet pig on Designing Women
TVs Lois Lane (opposite George Reeves)
Talented Coward
The Jimi Hendrix Experience bassist Redding
Theatrical Coward
Time for eggnog
Time for icicle lights
Time of Christmas
Toronto Argonaut ___ Prefontaine
Wassailers song
When icicle lights appear
When to display une crche
When to see Nick at night?
Winter air
Winter holiday
Winter time
Witty Coward
Word in a Christmas carol
Word repeated before Born is the king of Israel
Word sung by carolers
Writer Coward
Year-end air
Year-end music
Year-end refrain
Year-end season
Year-end time
Year-end time or tune
Year-end tune
Yule
Yule song
Yule tune
Yuletide
Yuletide season
Yuletide song
Yuletide tune
___ Coward
___ Neill (TV Lois Lane)
___ Pierce Coward.
Field
Christmas: Fr.
Christmas ___
His first play on Broadway was The Vortex.
First name of author of Cavalcade.
Xmas card greeting.
Name meaning birthday.
Christmas card word.
Man's name.
French yuletide.
Refrain of a carol.
One of Lord Byron's names.
Word for Dec. 25.
Refrain of a Christmas song.
Masculine or feminine name.
First name of spectacular man.
Expression of joy, in Christmas carols.
One of the Cowards.
Expression of joy, in carols.
Wouk's Airman.
Christmas refrain.
Winter song
Wouk character.
Joyful song
Hero of Wouk novel.
One of Byron's names.
Song
Name akin to Natalie.
French religious festival.
Yuletide word.
Christmas in France.
Nowell.
December feature.
Actor Harrison
Expression of joy.
December word.
One of the Harrisons.
A Byron name.
Seasonal time
A season
Caroler's word
Season
Christmas, in Cannes
Coward of stage
Xmas carol
Carol or Coward
Wouk hero
...season to be jolly
Yuletime
Christmas in Calais
Strain at a crèche
Auguste's Christmas
Caroler's offering
Joyous season
Word heard at Yuletide
Santa time
Coward or carol
Dancer-mime Parenti
Yuletide sound
The Seven Joys of Mary, e.g.
Wassailer's song
O Sanctissima, e.g.
Song sung by candlelight, perhaps
Away in a Manger, for one
The first ___, the angel did say ...
Seasonal song ... or a phonetic hint to 18-, 23-, 37-, 52- and 59-Across
Rex Harrison's singer/actor son
Joy to the World, for one
Angels From the Realms of Glory, e.g.
Time to stuff stockings
O Come, All Ye Faithful, e.g.
Christians Awake, e.g.
Wassailer's tune
Coward from England
We Three Kings of Orient Are, e.g.
Coward who said I love criticism just so long as it's unqualified praise
Holiday-time song
Angels We Have Heard on High, e.g.
Word sung four times before Born is the King of Israel
Rhyme for Israel, in a carol
'Tis the season
Holiday air
London's ___ Coward Theater
Time of good cheer
Do You Hear What I Hear?, e.g.
The First ___ (carol)
Season to be full of cheer
Word repeatedly sung before Born is the king of Israel
Girl - boy - Christmas
Xmas
Coward — Christmas
Coward who wrote and acted, d. 1973
Boy's name
End of annual period around Christmas
Christmas carol: Christmastide
__ Fielding, comedian
__ Fielding or Edmonds, television personalities
December 25th but not April 5th or July 3rd?
Season as seasona, it's reported?
Sign new back for present season
A Frenchman's Christmas
See 26
Man named for refusal to take railway
Christmas book dropped by prize giver
Trotsky could be back for Christmas
Present time for heartless book
A man for one season
Japanese play the Spanish in season
Season with dash of rocambole once turned over
Rail travel impossible for boy like 21?
Boy would make cold fish
Trotsky came back for the festival
Coward often quoted
Coward in drama
What 21-, 41- or 61-Across is ... and, phonetically, a curiously apt common feature of those answers
Caroling unit
Coward with a knighthood
The First __: holiday song
Christmas prize giver, gutted
House name put up for Christmas
Chap is unfamiliar, but not very
Christmas sign up after 1st of November
Book centre out for Christmas
Carol and boyfriend?
Northern stars returning for festival
Time for some wrap parties?
A number for December
Seasonal refrain
Père __ (French Santa)
Word on Christmas decorations
Word on December decorations
Early winter season
Year-end number
Brother of Liam Gallagher
Coward knighted by Queen Elizabeth in 1970
The Coward who died in 1973 after developing Hay Fever in 1924
Joyeux ___ (French for Merry Christmas)
Christmas, in carols
Actor Fisher of Shameless
Caroling standard
Musical brother of Liam
Song sung in December
Name derived from the Latin for to be born
December number
Pere ___ (French Santa Claus)
French for Christmas
Traditional name for a child born on December 25
English bank curtailed within borders of Kuwait - thats what IS wants
Little money in bank of late
End sentence with period children are taught
Relatively speaking, Liam Gallagher's least favourite part of December?
Literary work losing focus for the present time
Christmas has what it says
Characters in flat become 1D, having this for Christmas
Disheartening Dickens work, perhaps A Christmas Carol
Fielding - possibly with new spinning stars
Director Coward
Yuletide carol
Mr. Harrison
Rexs son
A Harrison
Ms. Neill
Yuletide air
Actress Neill
The French for Christmas
Festive French season
Caroler's tune
Advent air
___ Fielding, co-host of "The Great British Bake Off" beginning in 2017
Doorstep delivery, at times?
Doorstep delivery, at times?
One of the Gallagher brothers
Holiday song, and, phonetically, an apt description of the answers to the starred clues
Holiday song, and, phonetically, an apt description of the answers to the starred clues
Song performed by carolers
The Great British Bake Off co-presenter Fielding
Season traditionally running from 24 December to 6 January
Fielding of The Great British Bake Off
Yule like Yue, reportedly?
iSNL/i alum Wells
Oasis guitarist Gallagher
Oasis guitarist Gallagher
Pere ___ (Santa Claus, in France)
Seasonal song (and a hint to 11- and 22-Across)
Sydelle of Netflixs GLOW
Coward — time for festivities
Time for 2 in France?
Coward onstage?
Tinsel time
Fielding or Gallagher
Chicken expecting turkey, perhaps – to wit?
A Christmas Carols a heartless book
One of the Gallaghers
__ Fielding, co-presenter of The Great British Bake Off
Coward or Gallagher?
Fisher of Shameless
Blithe Spirit playwright Coward
Tinsel season song
Story overlooking core element in Christmas
With that, odd number is even for the present time
Christmas season, in French
English playwright Coward




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