Mother Christmas

English Alternative forms en Mother Xmas informal abbreviation Etymology By analogy with en Father Christmas. Proper noun + ++ Mother Christmas The wife of Father Christmas; Mrs. Claus. en 19 December 1898 Covent Garden Fancy Dress Ball w:The Morning Post 39,481 London 6 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/409668084/ 4 18564943 One ball is very much like another, just as one Academy is very much like another, Father Christmassses, Mother Christmasses, Red Riding Hoods, Flowers, Chinamen, Seasons, Brides, Bridesmaids, Carmens, Crusoes, and Costers, all were there, jostling one another as they have jostled one another a thousand times before. en 1 December 1958 Mother Christmasses helped to make fair a success Peterborough Evening Telegraph Peterborough, Northamptonshire 10 https://britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/search/results/1958-12-01/1958-12-31?basicsearch=ol%25&somesearch=ol%25&retrievecountrycounts=false&sortorder=dayearly&region=east%20midlands%2C%20england&page=1 749947032 1 en 1989 w:Mike Ripley 6 Angel Hunt Fitzroy Maclean Angel 3 Long Preston, North Yorkshire Magna Large Print Books 2007 134 https://archive.org/details/angelhunt0000ripl/page/134/mode/1up 978-0-7505-2760-6 A mild uproar at the other end of the bar told me without looking that Bunny, the Mother Christmasses and the rest of the band had arrived and had walked into the middle of the darts match. en 1995 The Cape Librarian 39 Cape Town 9 https://books.google.com/books?id=UTThAAAAMAAJ&q=Christmasses 1–2 0008-5790 505789322 At Cape Town City Libraries the little children thought it was Christmas and the staff felt like Mother Christmasses handing out gifts all week. 23 July 2002 Reuters, Copenhagen I come from Greenland, says Santa https://web.archive.org/web/20130827053227/https://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/jul/23/2 It's official: Santa is from Greenland, according to an edict from the world's top Father Christmases at their annual summit in Denmark. Sweating it out in the summer heat in white beards and red hats and robes, 130 Father and Mother Christmases and Santa's helpers from 12 countries put an end to debate about which nation is their real home. en 13 May 2016 Karen Workman Emojis Would Show Women Doing More Than Painting Their Nails https://web.archive.org/web/20160512134344/http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/13/technology/emojis-women-professional-roles.html?_r=0 The previously submitted 67 images — which include a Mother Christmas figure as a counterpart to Santa Claus — were scheduled to be voted on this month. en Christmas Mythological figures