Christmas riddles with answers

I have a thumb but no fingers. What am I?

A mitten.

You hang me up empty and find me full. I have a heel but no foot. What am I?

A stocking.

I fall without getting hurt, and no two of me are alike. What am I?

A snowflake.

I have a carrot for a nose and coal for eyes, and I am scared of spring. What am I?

A snowman.

You can eat my walls, and my roof is made of icing. What am I?

A gingerbread house.

What goes up a hill slowly and comes down fast?

A sled.

I am round and shiny and I hang on a hook. If the cat finds me, I end up on the floor. What am I?

An ornament.

I am made of snow, but you can sit inside me out of the wind. What am I?

An igloo.

You can catch me but you can't throw me, and I make your nose run. What am I?

A cold.

What has hands but can't wrap a present?

A clock.

I am striped red and white and shaped like a hook. You can hang me on the tree or eat me. What am I?

A candy cane.

I have a star on my head, presents at my feet, and needles but no thread. What am I?

A Christmas tree.

I have keys but open no doors, and at Christmas I play carols. What am I?

A piano.

What gets bigger the more you roll it in the snow?

A snowball.

I ring but I am not a phone, and I jingle but I am not a pocket full of coins. What am I?

A bell.

The more you take off me, the closer you get to the surprise. What am I?

A wrapped present.

I appear once in "jingle," twice in "bell," and never in "Christmas." What am I?

The letter L.

Take away my first letter and you can sled down me. Take away the next one and you feel sick. What word am I?

Chill. Then hill, then ill.

Take away my first letter and I mean "right this minute." Take away the next one and I am what you say when you fall in me. What word am I?

Snow. Then now, then ow.

Take away my first letter and I am a girl's name. Take away the next one and I am what you did to the cookies. What word am I?

Skate. Then Kate, then ate.

I am a month. Take away my first three letters and what is left glows in the fireplace. Which month am I?

December. Take away "Dec" and you have "ember."

Spell "stressed" backward and you get something every Christmas table needs. What is it?

Desserts.

Holly's mom has four daughters. Three of them are Ivy, Pine and Fir. What is the fourth daughter called?

Holly.

The day after tomorrow is Christmas Eve. What was the date the day before yesterday?

December 20. Today is December 22.

In "The Twelve Days of Christmas," how many gifts does the singer get in all, counting every verse?

364. One for every day of the year but one.

Counting every verse of "The Twelve Days of Christmas," which gift does the singer get the most of?

It's a tie: 42 geese a-laying and 42 swans a-swimming.