- NOEL
- Sandi's Bake Off cohost
- Blithe Spirit author Coward
- The First __
- Christmas
- Christmas carol
- Coward
- Theatrical Coward
- Silent Night e.g.
- A Coward
- Carol
- December air
- ___ Coward
- Christmas song
- One of Lord Byron's given names
- Year-end air
- Coward in the theatre
- Musical brother of Liam
- 45-Down's song
- Christmas, to the French
- Song sung with a mugful of nog
- Present time?
- Playwright Coward
- Time for eggnog
- Cantique de ___ (original title of "O Holy Night")
- Jesus Christ the Apple Tree, e.g.
- Once in Royal David's City, for one
- Chilly air?
- Christmas delivery
- Gallagher of Britpop
- Gallagher of Oasis
- Season whose shopping time seems to start before Halloween
- Song sung before drinking cocoa
- Song sung for treats, maybe
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience bassist Redding
- Christmastime
- Cold song
- Fielding who co-hosts "The Great British Baking Show"
- Once in Royal David's City, e.g.
- Present season
- Fielding of "The Great British Baking Show"
- Yuletide
- Coward of fame
- Seasonal air
- Coward of note
- Coward of the stage
- Year-end music
- Carolers' rendition
- December refrain
- Caroler's word
- Coward with a pen
- Christmas air
- Holiday time
- December holiday
- Song sung holding a candle
- Time for carols
- Christmas in Quebec
- Christmas, in Montréal
- Toronto Argonaut ___ Prefontaine
- Song sung on doorsteps
- When icicle lights appear
- Number for a sleigh ride
- Winter air
- Gift-giving time
- Playwright/actor Coward
- Hay Fever author Coward
- Adeste Fideles, for one
- Song of the season
- Festive piece
- Go Tell It on the Mountain, e.g.
- Acting without a partner
- Coward in the theater?
- Seasonal song
- French Christmas
- Seasonal melody
- Singer/composer Coward
- Witty Coward
- The First ___ (Christmas carol)
- Carolers' offering
- Caroling time
- Christmas in Caen
- Coward of song
- Coward of the theatre
- The Windmills of Your Mind singer Harrison
- Private Lives playwright Coward
- Christmas number
- Silent Night, notably
- Caroler's number
- Caroling song
- Songwriter/playwright Coward
- Coward who composed
- December ditty
- Christmas, in Cannes
- Musical Coward
- Nude with Violin playwright Coward
- Carol word
- Holiday carol
- Joyeux ___
- Christmas, in Calais
- Yuletide tune
- Coward of theater
- Door-to-door December ditty
- Seasonal number
- Wassailer's song
- O Come, All Ye Faithful, for one
- Coward of films
- Seasonal Susan Sarandon drama
- Yuletide season
- Blithe Spirit playwright Coward
- O Little Town of Bethlehem, for one
- Real first name of Peter, Paul & Mary's Paul Stookey
- Word heard in December
- Fielding in the field of comedy
- NBA prospect Nerlens
- ___ Leon (George Strait Christmas song)
- Carol that's also a name
- Holiday word
- Yule song
- Carol of December
- Tannenbaum time
- Actor-composer Coward
- December song
- Rex Harrison's son
- Yule tune
- Jingle Bells, e.g.
- Seasonsong
- Felicity role
- Year-end tune
- Holiday number
- Holiday song
- House-to-house offering, at times
- Season to be jolly
- Word sung by carolers
- Yule
- Festive season
- It may be sung at your door
- Seasonal tune
- When to see Nick at night?
- December doorstep number
- House-to-house number, perhaps
- Seasonal ditty
- Doorstep rendition
- Word repeated before "Born is the king of Israel"
- House-to-house number
- Joyeux __!
- Adeste Fideles, e.g.
- Joy to the World, e.g.
- Dramatist Coward
- Décembre event
- Sleigh ride song
- O Holy Night, for one
- December number
- Holiday season
- The season to be jolly
- Seasonal refrain
- Coward often quoted
- Coward in drama
- What 21-, 41- or 61-Across is ... and, phonetically, a curiously apt common feature of those answers
- The First __: holiday song
- Caroling unit
- Christmas tune
- Coward with a knighthood
- Caroling standard
- The Great British Bake Off co-presenter Fielding
- Advent air
- Doorstep delivery, at times?
- Holiday song, and, phonetically, an apt description of the answers to the starred clues
- Oasis guitarist Gallagher
- Sydelle of Netflix's "GLOW"
- Yuletide song
- Time for some wrap parties
- Fielding of "The Great British Bake Off"
- Fisher of "Shameless"
- Holiday tune
- Composer Coward
- Sir __ Coward
- Tinsel time
- Père __ (France's Santa)
- Caroling tune
- Christmas season
- George Gordon __ Byron
- Away in a Manger, e.g.
- Air that circulates annually
- December season
- Year-end season
- December tune
- Deck the Halls, e.g.
- Choral rendition
- Cold-season air
- Silent Night, for one
- A number for December
- Père __ (French Santa)
- Word on Christmas decorations
- Word on December decorations
- Early winter season
- Year-end number
- Joy to the World, for one
- Coward who was knighted
- Present occasion
- Coward knighted in 1970
- Coward on the stage
- Suzanne Sugarbaker's pet pig on "Designing Women"
- ___ Neill (TV Lois Lane)
- 25 décembre
- Carolers' song
- Hiver holiday
- Père ___ (Santa Claus, in France)
- Décembre holiday
- Joyeux ___?(French holiday card sentiment)
- Santa's time of year
- Mr. Coward.
- Christmas is Paris.
- Christmas: Fr.
- ___ Field.
- ___ Pierce Coward.
- Christmas card word.
- First name of author of "Cavalcade."
- His first play on Broadway was "The Vortex."
- Name meaning birthday.
- Xmas card greeting.
- French yuletide.
- Man's name.
- Refrain of a carol.
- One of Lord Byron's names.
- Refrain of a Christmas song.
- Word for Dec. 25.
- Expression of joy, in Christmas carols.
- First name of spectacular man.
- George ___ Gordon Byron.
- Masculine or feminine name.
- Expression of joy, in carols.
- One of the Cowards.
- Christmas refrain.
- Winter song.
- Wouk's Airman.
- Hero of Wouk novel.
- Joyful song.
- Name akin to Natalie.
- One of Byron's names.
- Song.
- Wouk character.
- A memorable Coward
- French religious festival.
- Winter time.
- Yuletide word.
- Christmas in France.
- Nowell.
- December feature.
- Carol time.
- Actor Harrison.
- December word.
- Expression of joy.
- George Gordon ___ Byron.
- A Byron name.
- One of the Harrisons
- A season
- Seasonal time.
- Season
- Coward of stage
- Xmas carol
- Coward or Harrison
- Carol or Coward
- Coward of England
- Wouk hero
- Yuletime
- Strain at a crèche
- Auguste's Christmas
- Joyous season
- Coward or carol
- Santa time
- Word heard at Yuletide
- Mime-dancer Parenti
- Dancer-mime Parenti
- The First ___
- Yuletide sound
- The First_____
- Author Behn
- Season of peace
- Winter holiday
- The Seven Joys of Mary, e.g.
- Sophisticated Coward
- Stocking-up time?
- O Sanctissima, e.g.
- Joyeux ___ (French greeting)
- Season of giving
- Period ending January 6
- Season for carols
- Song sung by candlelight, perhaps
- Advent song
- Name derived from the Latin for "to be born"
- Song by candlelight
- Traditional name for a child born on December 25
- Present time in France?
- Away in a Manger, for one
- Family-gathering time
- The first ___, the angel did say ...
- Advent number
- Coward of the theater
- Song sung around Christmas
- Joyeux time
- Silent Night or "Away in a Manger"
- Good name for someone born on Dec. 25
- Seasonal song ... or a phonetic hint to 18-, 23-, 37-, 52- and 59-Across
- Angels From the Realms of Glory, e.g.
- Frosty air?
- O Come, All Ye Faithful, e.g.
- Rex Harrison's singer/actor son
- Time to stuff stockings
- Christians Awake, e.g.
- We Three Kings of Orient Are, e.g.
- Coward from England
- Coward who said "I love criticism just so long as it's unqualified praise"
- Wassailer's tune
- Holiday-time song
- Angels We Have Heard on High, e.g.
- 'Tis the season
- Rhyme for "Israel," in a carol
- Word sung four times before "Born is the King of Israel"
- Holiday air
- London's ___ Coward Theater
- Do You Hear What I Hear?, e.g.
- Time of good cheer
- The First ___ (carol)
- Season to be full of cheer
- Word repeatedly sung before "Born is the king of Israel"
- Caroler's tune
- Festive French season
- ___ Fielding, co-host of "The Great British Bake Off" beginning in 2017
- English playwright Coward
- Mad Dogs and Englishmen author Coward
- Time of Christmas
- Translated Claus?
- Silent Night or "The Little Drummer Boy"
- Word in a Christmas carol
- Creative Coward
- Yuletide air
- The First _____ (holiday tune)
- The First _____ (seasonal song)
- The First _____ (year-end air)
- English Coward
- Sir Coward
- The First December ditty
- The First Christmas song
- Christmas card greeting
- Cold-weather air?
- Oft-repeated carol word
- Christmas word
- Song sung by candlelight, sometimes
- Caroler's air
- Talented Coward
- Time for icicle lights
- Year-end time or tune
- He's a real Coward
- Name that's a name backward
- The First ___ (Christmas tune)
- Knighted Coward
- Songwriter Coward
- Craig of the Creek voice actress Wells
- Coward who told stories
- Period around Dec. 25
- The Christmas season
- The present time?
- Author Coward
- Christmas, in Chamonix
- Christmas, in carols
- Christmas carol ... or, read as two parts, a theme hint
- Actor Coward
- Buche de ___ (yule log)
- Christmas, in French carols
- Christmas, in Paris
- Christmas, in some carols
- French name that anagrams to "Leon"
- The First ___ (Christmas song)
- French for "Christmas"
- Song for 39 Down
- Coward, on stage
- Coward, of comedies
- Noted Coward
- Christmas card word, often
- The First ___ (holiday tune)
- He's a Coward
- Writer Coward
- Year-end refrain
- Time to carol
- The First ___ (December ditty)
- Coward who wrote "Blithe Spirit"
- Doorstep tune, perhaps
- Nativity tune
- The Kings of Napa star Ebonee
- First name that's another first name backward
- Pere ___ (French Santa)
- Actress Sydelle
- Actress Wells
- Christmas song word
- Name that's another name backward
- Name that's another name in reverse
- Word sung at Christmas
- Joyeux ___! ("Merry Christmas," in French)
- Christmas carol word
- Christmas, in French
- Coward's name
- Holiday refrain
- Year-end time
- 2004 Sarandon movie
- Joyeux time of year
- Caroling word
- When to display une crèche
- Man's name that reverses to another man's name
- Coward knighted by Queen Elizabeth
- Coward of entertainment
- Haitian holiday
- Winter music
- Joyeux holiday
- Christmas, in another language
- Coward of comedy
- Seasonal song (and a hint to finding the contest answer)
- Apt partner for Carol?
- Present time in Paris?
- Coward knighted by the queen
- Christmas in Carcassonne
- Coward in a library
