Across
1. AB- Only one of your abdominal muscles
3.CAOCOOTH (HOT COCOA)- A hot chocolatey treat to warm up a cold winter day
10. SEASONAL- Only during fall, winter, spring, or summer
18. FLU- It’s important to get a vaccine for this every winter
20. FLORA- Goes with fauna
21. EDM- Electronic music to dance to
24. TREMBLE- Quiver and shake
25. RAMP- Makes things more accessible
27. LEAR- King in a play by the same name
28. REEF- Nemo’s home
30. ERDIDL (DREIDL) – Spinning this four-sided top will often reward you with chocolate
32. STAN-Super fan
33. TRSOF (FROST)- Winter dew
37. ERE- A time before
39. ONEL (NOEL)- French for Christmas
40. HEED- To take advice
41. POETESS- A lady poet
44. CAMERAS- something that shoots but also flashes
47. EEK- Expression of alarm
48. DATA- Info for nerds
49. CACTI- Many pointy plants
50. LEERS- Staring maliciously
53. RERYM (MERRY)- Seasonal sentiments; To be cheerful, lively, or generally joyful
54. EAT- *Om nom nom*
55. AROMATIC- Fragrant
57. EL- The (Span.)
58. PERSISTS- Never quits
62. SOLE- Flat part of foot or a fish
63. CLDO (COLD)- Typical temperature of the winter
66. IS- To be or not not to be (Eng.)
67. ELK- Almost reindeer
69. TAKE- Snatch or grab
72. BULLETIN- Important notices are posted here
74. SEAMS- Holding it all together, like a shirt
75. AE- American Eagle (Abr.)
76. TNX- K-pop group with 6 members (Abr.)
77. JE- I (Fr.)
78. SHADY- Suspicious
80. EFL (ELF)- Santa’s little helpers
81. AW- So cute!
82. CASHEW- Fruit from tropical trees in South America produces this nut
85. ORG- Organization online
86. BARKS- A dog does this
88. IRIS- A pretty flower for your eyes to see
90. EWE- Lady sheep
91. HEEP- Big pile
93. TERRA- Earth (Latin)
94. NAP- Just a little bit of sleep
95. CIA- American intelligence agency
97. OW- That hurts!
98. HERO- Bonnie Tyler is holding out for one
99. SPAM- An email folder full of junk
101. FRENCH- Franḉais (Eng.)
103. AP- Advanced Placement (Abr.)
104. ATARI- Video game company
105. AASTNS (SANTAS)- The mall is full of them on Christmas
106. OK- Alright
107. ARTSY- Something to call a creative person
Down
1. AFRO- Iconic hair style of the 70s
2. BLA- Yap or chatter
4. AF- As fudge (Abr.)
5. OLLIES- Beginner skate trick (Plural)
6. COED- Boys and girls
7. ORAL- Dentist adjacent issues
8.OAR- Row row row your boat!
9. HER- Not him
11. ET- Popular alien from the 80s
12. AR- Common ending on Spanish verbs
13. SE- I know (Span.)
14. OMBRE- Color gradient
15. NB- New Balance (Abr.)
16. AL- Alabama (Abr.)
17. LEAF- Falls to the ground right before snow does
19. UME- Japanese fruit, similar to plum or apricot
22. DESNE (NEEDS)- What goes on a wish list
23. METER- With 33 Down; Tracts the temperature
26. PRETTY- Beautiful and nice
29. FALALA- Popular Christmas chorus
31. DREAM- Thinking in the night
33. THERMO- With 23 Down; Tracts the temperature
34. SEE- Look and watch
35. ODE- Lyrical poem
36. YODEL- Yo-duh-lay-hee-hoo!
38. ACCESS- To get
39. OMITS- To leave out
42. EAR- To hear with
43. SCYE- Armhole for clothes
45. ATAI- 17th century poet from the Ottoman Empire
46. SER- To be or not not to be (Span.)
51. EOS- Egg shaped lip balm
52. SALTY- To be bitter about it
53. REOBTAINS- To get it back
56. TEA- Hot goss
58. POTES- Capital of the Comarca of Liebana in Spain
59. RINTEW (WINTER)- Season of the holidays
60. TESAREW (SWEATER)- Type weather band The Neighborhood sings about
61. SLEDGE- “______hammer” by Peter Gabriel
63. CLX- 160, if your Roman
64. LL- A Spanish double letter
65. DEJA- Been there, done that; ___ vu (Latin)
68. KAY- Alternative, shortened form of “okay”
70. KAFKA- The German writer Franz
71. EELS- Usually not electric
73. UNWRAP- Undoing a gift
79. HOHOHO- Santa’s cackle
80. ERROR- Something went wrong
82. CS- Computer Science (Abr.)
83. HEART- Blood pumper
84. WEANS- Slowly remove
86. BEETS- Purple root vegetable
87. ARRAY- A spread
89. IPA- Hoppy beer
92. PAPA- Dad (Affectionately)
93. THAT- This and ___
96. IFS- Lots of questions
100. MA- Mom (Affectionately)
102. EA- Electronic Arts (Abr.)
