x-mas
x-mas is the alternative form of Xmas.
Proper noun capitalized: X-mas
X-mas (plural X-mases or X-masses)
- Alternative form of Xmas.
- A stunning example of ‘a phenomenon being too large to be perceived’ impressed the author during a performance of Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ at the Ford Theater in 1983, in Washington, D.C. The phenomenon in question was the Ghost of X-masses to come who appeared on the dimly lit stage as...2009, Othmar W. Winkler, “Developments in Socio-Economic Statistics”, in Interpreting Economic and Social Data: A Foundation of Descriptive Statistics, Berlin: Springer, →ISBN, note 29, page 15
Forms of x-mas
| plural | X-mases |
|---|---|
| plural | X-masses |
Phrases with x-mas
Questions about x-mas
- What is x-mas the alternative form of?
- X-mas is the alternative form of Xmas.
- What part of speech is x-mas?
- X-mas is a proper noun.
Words near x-mas in the dictionary
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