Christmas Simile And Metaphors

At night, the Christmas lights were bright as day.

The falling icicle cut like a dagger through the snow.

The sun was a stove melting the ice from the roads.

The bright ornament was as round and red as Rudolph's nose.

The tree was a statue of ornaments.

The deals on Christmas were a steal.

Mom was as giddy as a kid on Christmas when she opened her new vacuum cleaner.

Santa was as quiet as a mouse when he slid down the chimney.

The snow was a white blanket over the brown grass.

The boy was like a lawyer trying to convince his mom he hadn't thrown a snowball at his brother.

After a busy Christmas day, Anna slept like a baby.

In the days leading up to Christmas, Mom was a busy bee shopping, cooking and baking.

The kids built the snowman like they were experts of the trade.

The Christmas lights were twinkling stars lining the streets.

In the days leading up to Christmas, the kids were as sweet as candy hoping to end up on Santa's nice list.

Dad was a human calculator, figuring out the prices of everything before the cashier.

After leaving the car outside during a brutal snow storm, the family's car was a freezer.

On the day before break, the kids were like jumping beans unable to focus on anything at school.

The family carefully loaded their Christmas tree into the car treating it like a piece of fine china.

The kids on the sleds sped down the snowy hill as fast as race cars.