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.................................................................................................................... 2  \nWinter Vocabulary ........................................................................................................................................ 4  \nChristmas Vocabulary................................................................................................................................... 5  \nChristmas themes .......................................................................................................................................... 7  \nChristmas food .............................................................................................................................................. 8  \nHanukkah Vocabulary................................................................................................................................. 10  \nNew Year’s Vocabulary.............................................................................................................................. 12  \nThanksgiving Food Vocabulary  \nSource: Getty Images  \nAcorn squash: a type of yellow squash (other varieties: butternut squash, spaghetti squash)  \nCranberry sauce: served with turkey and typically comes in a jelly-like format  \nCornbread: a bread made from corn flour and served warm with butter  \nDress the turkey: to put stuffing and spices inside the turkey and prepare it for baking Gravy: The gravy is typically made from the juices ofthe turkey, but can also come in the form of brown or mushroom gravy.  \nGreen bean casserole: a popular American dish made with green beans, mushroom soup, and crispy fried onions  \nLeftovers: Typically, Americans will eat leftover turkey and other dishes from the Thanksgiving meal for several days (or even weeks) afterward. People get very creative with their leftovers, making new dishes or using extra meat for turkey sandwiches or turkey soup.  \nPie: a dough crust with sweet fruit filling. Pie is a very common American dessert, especially for Thanksgiving. Some popular fall varieties include pumpkin, apple, and pecan pie.  \nStuffing: the breading that usually goes inside the turkey (also served as a side dish) Sweet potato casserole: Also called “candied yams,” this dish is usually made with sweet potatoes and marshmallows  \nWishbone: The wishbone is the clavicle bone inside the turkey that is traditionally pulled out and broken by two people. Each person makes a silent wish before snapping the bone. Whoever gets the longer end of the bone has his or her wish granted.  \nHistorical Vocabulary:  \nPilgrim/settler: The pilgrims came from England to the U.S. in order to have religious freedom. They formed the Plymouth colony in Massachusetts. Many pilgrims starved to death during their first winter. 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