[DOC] [TLE] Krampus - Wikipedia [PAR] In Austro-Bavarian Alpine folklore, Krampus is a horned, anthropomorphic figure 
described as ... In traditional parades and in such events as the Krampuslauf (
English: .... Unlike North American versions of Santa Claus, in these celebrations 
Saint ... The tradition resurrects a centuries-old ancient ritual meant to disperse... [DOC] [TLE] Who Is Krampus? Explaining the Horrific Christmas Devil [PAR] Dec 19, 2013 ... Santa's got some competition: a terrifying Christmas beast named ... hair, and 
fangs, the anti-St. Nicholas comes with a chain and bells that he ... Krampus, 
whose name is derived from the German word krampen, ... The legend is part of a 
centuries-old Christmas tradition in Germany, .... You Might Also Like. [DOC] [TLE] 8 Legendary Monsters of Christmas | Mental Floss [PAR] Dec 16, 2015 ... Krampus is the evil demon anti-Santa, or maybe his evil twin. ... Krampus may 
look like a devil, or like a wild alpine beast, depending on ... He comes to children 
sometime before Christmas, wearing tattered old clothing and raggedy fur. ... 
figure Julenisse (Santa Claus), who brought gifts to good children. [DOC] [TLE] Previous Entry - Wordorigins.org [PAR] Dec 20, 2015 ... The word is a borrowing from the Scandinavian languagesit's hreindri in Old 
... Deer is a Germanic root meaning animal or beast, which only later ... The word 
makes one appearance in Old English, in an account of a voyage to ... The 
association of reindeer with Christmas and Santa Claus dates to early... [DOC] [TLE] 10 Creatures in Scandinavian Folklore - Listverse [PAR] Oct 15, 2012 ... The Scandinavian Folklore consists of a huge variety of creatures, good or ... 
They looked back in time to rediscover their old myths and legends; folklore ... 
The Scandinavian words for Nightmare, are: Norwegian  Mareritt, Danish ... The 
troll comes from Norse Mythology, inspired by the cruel giants who... [DOC] [TLE] Double Portion Inheritance: Santa Claus or Satan Claws? [PAR] Nov 10, 2011 ... Old Nick is a well-known British name for the Devil. ... The creature is the alter 
ego of Santa Claus who would come to ... You might not get anything for 
Christmas. .... As to the ritual of his worship...we only know from ancient writers 
... Santa Claus is also called Father Christmas and the Latin word for... [DOC] [TLE] Top 10 Santa Legends From Around the World - Toptenz.net [PAR] Dec 18, 2014 ... You may also be interested in the Top 10 Bizarre Christmas ... as a hungry beast 
that is known to eat bad children, they place small gifts in ... The Tomte legend 
can be found in Scandinavian countries like ... Belsnickel is a legendary figure 
who accompanies Santa Claus in ..... (sorry abouth the bad english). [DOC] [TLE] On the Origin of Christmas Words [PAR] Dec 22, 2015 ... It is derived from Old English Crstesmsse, a phrase first recorded in ... the tree 
we know and decorate today only appeared in recent centuries. ... Santa Claus 
comes from the Dutch words Sinter Klaas, which is ... any four-legged beast, 
which may come from an Indo-European root for breath, thus living.. [DOC] [TLE] European Monsters | [PAR] Children around Europe all have a terrifying creature which comes at night to 
scary ... This may be linked to the true story of the Beast of Gvaudan : between 
1764 and ... She is also the mother of the Yule Lads, the Icelandic equivalent of 
Santa Claus. ... from the Middle English bogge/bugge (also the origin of the word 
bug). [DOC] [TLE] What's It Called When You Misinterpret Lyrics? | Dictionary.com Blog [PAR] Aug 14, 2015 ... A mondegreen is a word or phrase resulting from a misinterpretation of .... Come 
on baby the laughs on me [instead of] ... That you may know my heart is with you 
...... Santa Claus is actually a mondegreen derived from Saint ..... My oldest, as 
a two-year-old thought in Beauty and the Beast that Belle [DOC] [TLE] And Elijah came unto all the

Question: Santa Claus might know that this word comes from the Scandinavian for "creature" & the Old English for "beast"
Answer: reindeer