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1. channukah penguin
The penguin that leaves presents in the closet for all the Jewish boys and girls. He leaves these presents by riding on a magical spinning dradel. This penguin was made up by Cydni and Emily. All of this happens during Channukah.
The Channukah Penguin came to my house last night and left me the Coldplay CD.
2. shabath
Saturday
Hey yashua, Get your yamukah. its saturday and we want a channukah and light the menora
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3. Channukristmice
An amalgamation of the main holidays celebrated towards the end of each calendar year in the U.S.. Used as a politically correct term to officially include non-Christians in the "Holiday season."

"Channukristmice pissed off all of the fundies who don't think it's a coincidence everyone celebrates around Winter solstice."
4. Cashmas
December 19, 2009 Urban Word of the Day
The primary holiday celebrated in capitalist cultures. Generally observed around the winter solstice, Cashmas is a celebration of materialism in which its celebrants attempt to flatter or impress relatives, friends, and acquaintances with the extent of their purchasing power. (The "power to get".) Cashmas co-opts signs, symbols, and sympathies from other religious holidays of the winter season to mask its foundation of conspicuous consumption. In the United States, where the holiday is most actively observed, Cashmas traditionally begins on "Black Friday", that is, the day following Thanksgiving Thursday in November. Holiday observations traditionally end on January 2nd, but may arguably be said to extend through "Super Bowl Sunday" of professional American football. This event can occur as late as the month of February.

Also "$mas".
Jodi spent 14 hours at the mall in celebration of Cashmas.
5. $mas
Pronounced "Cashmas", $mas is the primary holiday celebrated in capitalist cultures. Generally observed around the winter solstice, Cashmas is a celebration of materialism in which its celebrants attempt to flatter or impress relatives, friends, and acquaintances with the extent of their purchasing power. (The "power to get".) Cashmas co-opts signs, symbols, and sympathies from other religious holidays of the winter season to mask its foundation of conspicuous consumption. In the United States, where the holiday is most actively observed, Cashmas traditionally begins on "Black Friday", that is, the day following Thanksgiving thursday in November. Holiday observations traditionally end on January 2nd, but may arguably be said to extend through "Super Bowl Sunday" of professional American football. This event can occur as late as the month of February.

Also "Cashmas".
What did you get me for $mas?
6. holitarian
Someone who isn't religious, but takes all the religious Holidays off.
I take Channukah and Christmas off 'cause I'm Holitarian, baby. NNNNGGGH. Did you hear that noise? That's the sound of TIME OFF. NNNNGGGH! YEAH IT SOUNDS SO SWEET.
7. Krismas
Secular mid-winter holiday celebrating perenial gift giver Kris Kringle, food, family, gaudy decorations, generosity and goodwill. Essentially Christmas without the extraneous religious content. Celebrated anytime between the winter solstice and new years.
I'm no longer religious, but I do celebrate Krismas and put up a Krismas tree.
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