Paganmas
Paganmas proper noun: christmas as a pagan holiday.
Proper noun
Paganmas
- Christmas as a pagan holiday.
- […] worldwide this year. Inboxes are jammed with the Christmas Hanukkah and Paganmas […]2000 December 21, Damian Barr, “Has Christmas been stolen by the new dotcom economy?”, in The Times, 1F3 edition, London, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 2
- Happy Paganmas Sharron!2004 December 25, Kinkysod, “while in the x-mas spirit”, in alt.dating.uk.south-east (Usenet), archived from the original on 18 Dec 2025
Origin of Paganmas
From pagan + -mas, after Christmas.
Questions about Paganmas
- What does Paganmas mean?
- Paganmas means christmas as a pagan holiday.
- What part of speech is Paganmas?
- Paganmas is a proper noun.
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