Christmas card

noun

1. a printed and often decorated card for mailing at Christmas to express good wishes.

Christmas card

noun

1. a greeting card sent at Christmas

Word History and Origins

Origin of Christmas card¹

First recorded in 1880–85

Example Sentences

The Kardashians Go High Fashion for Annual Christmas Card: When it comes to the family holiday card, the Kardashians think big.

From The Daily Beast

He endorsed him again for the White House, in the process erasing himself off Republican Christmas-card lists across America.

From The Daily Beast

In the houses lights began to pink the dark with the trite but irresistible appeal of Christmas-card transparencies.

From Project Gutenberg

And is there a girl who would not enjoy an afternoon in the Christmas-card factory?

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We produced a Battalion Christmas Card for the first and last time during the war.

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I thank you for your "Christmas card," and heartily return your good wishes.

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Christmas card packing and sorting are in the same position.

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