Christmas card

noun

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

Christmas card

First recorded in 1880–85

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

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

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

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

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

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

Christmas card packing and sorting are in the same position.

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