Christmas morning
Stockings get emptied
Christmas morning is December 25th before noon, particularly the hours when families gather to open gifts.
The phrase evokes childhood excitement, unwrapping presents, and holiday traditions: The kids woke us up at five on Christmas morning.
It carries strong nostalgic and ceremonial weight in cultures that celebrate Christmas.
- presentsItems given freely
- stockingsFitted leg coverings
- stocking stuffersSmall gifts for holiday hosiery
- unwrappingRemoving a covering
- pajamasSleepwear set
excitement · tree · gifts · hot cocoa · children · dawn · ribbons · bows · fireplace · cocoa · traditions · family · joy · anticipation · early risers · wrapping paper · toys · cookies
- ChristmasSanta, ornament, Santa Claus, presents, Christmastide
- A Christmas CarolEbenezer Scrooge, Scrooge, Tiny Tim, Bob Cratchit, Jacob Marley
- Childhood Magicmagic, fairy tales, Santa Claus, tooth fairy, Easter Bunny
- memoriesmemories, remember, recollections, childhood memory, childhood memories
- seasonal greetingsseason's greetings, happy Hanukkah, happy Kwanzaa, best wishes, peace on earth
Christmas, morning, Christ, christen, christening, Christian, Christianity, Christendom, morn