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- December 24th, 2007
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Chief feature of a secular Christmas (4) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Cryptic crossword of December 24th, 2007 other clues |
| Gluttons for turkeys? (8) |
| At the middle of Christmas a boy gets a cold meal (5) |
| Article concerning author of words of "Away in a Manger"? (4) |
| Lay on a party (6) |
| Results are laughable when this missile is launched in panto (7,3) |
| It will make way for you in wintry weather (10) |
| Craig's drunk and lit up after Christmas dinner, perhaps (6) |
| Stocking filler (5,5) |
| Rails when no crackers are put out (10) |
| Songs performed by Sarah in the afternoon at the end of Christmas (6) |
| Dining at resort, a customer may call for one (3,3,2) |
| With respect, Ebenezer Scrooge initially has to pay up (6) |
| Light meal is something carried by Santa around the Pole (5) |
| Hasty cards I'm writing out - in time for this? (9,3) |
| Party gatecrashed by posh couple (3) |
| Chain used as decoration, just over a foot (6) |
| Fruit put in crackers returned in container (3) |
| Christmas fruit once revered in China (8) |
| Sam has to look out for Ali Baba's opening word in panto (6) |
| A place to cook the turkey or thicken stew (7) |
| A fool complaining about festive carousing (10) |
| This oven has a ring outside for roasting (4) |
| Whence came the magic spirit of panto? (8,4) |
| Rages on about stocking fillers (7) |
| A child's toy surmounting the tree? (4) |
| Lots of entrances for Father Christmas (6) |
| Winter dance thrown for enjoyment? (8) |
| Wildly happy carol made up (10) |
| Forces change in decoration (6) |
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