What carols do these multisyllabic titles refer to? Answers below.

1. Move hitherward the entire assembly of those who are loyal in their belief.

2. Listen, the celestial messengers produce harmonious sounds. 3. Nocturnal time span of unbroken quietness. 4. An emotion excited by the acquisition of expectation of good given to the terrestrial sphere.

5. Embellish the interior passageways. 6. Heavenly beings from exalted surroundings.

7. Twelve o’clock on a clement night witnessed its occurrence.

8. Tintinnabulation of vacillating pendulums in inverted, metallic resonant cups. 9. Small municipality in Judea southeast of Jerusalem. 10. Diminutive masculine master of skin covered percussionist cylinders. 11. Omnipotent supreme being who elicits respite to ecstatic, distinguished male persons.

12. Natal celebration devoid of colour.

13. In awe of the nocturnal time-span characterised by religious consecration.

14. The first person nominative plural of triumvirate of far eastern heads of state. 15. In a distant location the existence of an impoverished unit of newborn children’s slumber furniture. 16. Jovial yuletide desired for the second person singular or plural by us.

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O come, all ye faithful, Hark the herald angels sing, Silent night, Joy to the World, Deck the halls, Angels from the Realms of Glory, It came upon a midnight clear, Ring the bells/Jingle Bells, O Little Town of Bethlehem, The little drummer boy, God rest ye Merry Gentlemen, White Christmas, O Night Divine, We three kings, Away in a manger, We wish you a merry Christmas.