Although the glittering lights of the holiday season have started to fade, it’s hard for Christmas lovers to bid farewell to the holiday feels and festive words. To keep our merry occasion to linger on with us for a bit more time, let’s embrace the charm of words that rhyme with Christmas.
It can be a bit challenging since “Christmas” has a unique ending sound. However, we can explore words with similar endings or sounds, for example:
- Gorgeous
Whilst it does not exactly rhyme with Christmas, the word shares the same ending sound and it is a commonly used word during holiday time, especially when people describe extremely beautiful Christmas decorations, holiday attire or even table settings and food presentations.
- Precious
“Precious” also has quite a similar ending sound to Christmas, and the word is used in different contexts during Christmas time. It captures the sentiment of cherishing special moments and loved ones during the holiday season, e.g. “The time spent with family during Christmas time is precious”.
- Luscious
“Luscious” brings to mind richness and indulgence, it can be used to describe holiday decorations or food and treats, for example, “a meal filled with luscious desserts” or “a lusciously decorated table”.
There are also some popularly created and shared words that many people use to capture the spirit of the seasons.
- Kissmas
Did you kiss anyone under the mistletoe this year? The word “kissmas” signifies the act of sharing love and warmth through a simple kiss. The soft, tender moment beneath the mistletoe can be called “kissmas”, but it can happen any time of the year too.
- Missmas
Similar to the word “kissmas”, missmas brings a gentle, warm, loving vibe. Missmas means thinking of someone, keeping the thoughts about them with you all year round, not just for the holidays, not just for the cosy season.
- Listmas
Who doesn’t love the idea of making lists during the holidays? The word “Listmas” adds a touch of organisation and planning to the festive season, and it has gained more popularity in recent years when people talk about making lists for the merry occasion.
- Wishmas
Combining “wish” with “Christmas,” we have “wishmas”. This word highlights the hopeful and aspirational nature of the holiday, where wishes and dreams take centre stage. As this word has a festive and wholesome holiday feel to it, there are few places that have used this word to name places, e.g. London’s Wishmas Adventure Experience.