Crossword clues for carols
carols
- Some seasonal songs
- Holiday radio fare
- Front-porch songs, maybe
- Burnett and Channing
- Things sung on cold doorsteps
- Songs on doorsteps
- Songs at the doorstep
- Sings from door to door, perhaps
- Numbers on some chilly doorsteps
- Numbers on a door stoop?
- Joyous songs
- Festive songs
- Festive numbers
- End-of-year tunes
- Door-to-door offerings
- Dec. 25 offerings
- Channing et al
- Actress Stone and others
- "Jingle Bells" and "Ding Dong Merrily on High"
- Does "Jingle Bells"
- Celebrates in song
- Yuletide songs
- Christmas songs
- "Good Christian Men, Rejoice" and others
- Holiday music
- Parts of a Christmas Eve service
- Doorstep numbers?
- Numbers by a door?
- Old round dances
- Music for Kringle's ears
- Seasonal songs
- Christmas offerings
- Yule airs
- Sings "Silent Night"
- Winter airs
- Holiday songs
- December ditties
- Christmas tunes
Wiktionary
n. (plural of carol English)
Wikipedia
"Carols" is the thirty-fourth single released by Ayumi Hamasaki. It was released on September 29, 2004. It became her 21st single to claim the No. 1 spot on the Oricon charts and has sold over 340,000 copies to date. Carols is to date Hamasaki's only single to be released on the DVD-Audio and SACD formats. It was the last single to be released from the album My Story.
Usage examples of "carols".
Dunworthy's fears, along with the white horse and the Christmas carols -- and she must be misunderstanding Eliwys's reactions the way she had misunderstood their getting her up to use the chamberpot.
I remember a white horse that had bells on its harness, and the bells were playing Christmas carols, like the carillon in Carfax Tower.
Those carols haven't even been written yet, Kivrin thought, and felt a sudden wash of homesickness.
Dan Needham lived in Water-house Hall, so named for some deceased curmudgeon of a classicist, a Latin teacher named Amos Waterhouse, whose rendering of Christmas carols in Latin-I was sure-could not have been worse than the gloomy muddle made of them by Dan and Owen Meany.
What really irked Martha about my mother's total recall of Christmas carols was that my mother got to sing those last verses solo.
The first time was when Martha got married, because that was when both girls started spending Christmas vacations in Sawyer Depot-my mother would still practice singing carols with the choir, but she was gone to visit her sister by the Sunday of Christmas Vespers.