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The Telegraph - Cryptic Dec 25 2006

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A popular place to get spirits? HAUNT
A way to cool punch BLOW
Aladdin's lamp, perhaps? MAGICLANTERN
Aladdin, for instance, is capital young fellow PRINCIPALBOY
Being rich, we shall have to have a party WELLTODO
Chop up bird cooked and eaten at Christmas MINCEPIE
Control a toboggan rising in speed REGULATE
Councillor returns thanks to child - Tiny Tim CRATCHIT
Courage needed on icy roads GRIT
Delightful prince in panto CHARMING
Gather it's what children like to eat at parties TUCK
Gift had teacher worried DONATE
High spirits? ANGELS
House party in a rut, perhaps TUDOR
Housebound after heavy fall in winter? SNOWEDIN
It's futile backing a party, it's impracticable NOGOOD
It's natural to see a robin round about the start of Noel INBORN
Mince-pie first taken up by the few? SPITFIRE
Money you give for a present CONTRIBUTION
Not wholly employed in pantomime? INPART
Overcharge for the bird ROOK
Pity a vital ingredient in New York seasonal entertainment NATIVITYPLAY
Ponder about how to make ale warm and spicy MULL
Puts up the tree, perhaps, in a secret way ERECTS
Reindeer tail cut to a point SCUT
Scattered snow about SOWN
Scotsman goes after a number of birds AVIAN
Signs likely to be kicked over by Santa's reindeer? TRACES
Swing to a carol, perhaps, till dizzy LILT
Transport for Cinderella may be on the cards COACH
Waits to sing these CAROLS
When there's rain and snow falling Neil gets upset SLEETING
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