Betwixtmas

English

Etymology

Blend of betwixt +‎ Christmas.

Proper noun

Betwixtmas

  1. Synonym of Twixmas.
    • 2021 December 26, Emma John, “Families have had their fun. Now, for us singletons, let the magic of Betwixtmas begin”, in The Observer‎[1], →ISSN:
      Thank the blessed baby Jesus, then, for Betwixtmas, which begins, according to my calendar at least, on 27 December. This special four-day period is nestled between the messy aftermath and clean-up duties of family Christmas and the exhausting-sounding New Year’s Eve party I will almost certainly flake out of at the last minute.
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