Santa Claus
Definition
(Noun; Mythical Figure) Santa Claus is a mythical figure who magically delivers presents to children around the world on Christmas Eve despite never having been seen in public or caught on camera.
Usage
Santa must have some pretty good lawyers because he's managed to avoid getting sued for breaking and entering all these years!
Insight
What did Mrs Claus say when she saw Santa flying away? "Oh no - not again!"
Origin
The legend of Santa Claus began centuries ago when an old man named St Nick decided it would be fun to dress up like a giant red-suited elf and sneak into people's houses at night while they were sleeping!
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