Jingle Bells
Dashing through snow
Jingle Bells is a popular American song written in the mid-19th century, originally titled "One Horse Open Sleigh." Though not explicitly about Christmas, it has become one of the most recognized holiday songs worldwide: The kids sang Jingle Bells at the school concert.
The title refers to the bells attached to a horse's harness. (Lowercase jingle bells are the bells themselves.)
- one-horseSmall and insignificant
- bobtailTruncated animal tail
- dashingSpiritedly stylish and bold
- all the wayTo the full extent
- songMusical piece with words
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