Discover a comprehensive list of Thanksgiving words to enhance your holiday celebrations and add a festive touch to your conversations.
- Grateful- Feeling thankful.
- Harvest- Gathering crops.
- Feast- Large meal.
- Turkey- Traditional bird eaten.
- Stuffing- Bread-based dish inside turkey.
- Cranberry- Tart red berry.
- Pilgrims- Early settlers.
- Cornucopia- Symbol of abundance.
- Gratitude- Appreciation, thankfulness.
- Family- Relatives gathered.
- Tradition- Customary practice.
- Celebration- Festive activity.
- Fall- Autumn season.
- Pie- Sweet dessert.
- Relish- Enjoy greatly.
- Parade- Public procession.
- Football- Thanksgiving game.
- Blessings- Good fortune.
- Yams- Sweet potatoes.
- Friends- Close companions.
- Home- Place where one lives.
- Roast- Cook by dry heat.
- Cider- Apple beverage.
- Pumpkin- Large orange gourd.
- Native- Indigenous people.
- Holiday- Day of observance.
- Bountiful- Plentiful.
- Gathering- Assembly of people.
- Mashed- Crushed to a smooth consistency.
- Bounty- Good things received.
- Hearth- Fireplace area.
- Festival- Period of celebration.
- Carve- Cut into pieces.
- Bake- Cook by dry heat.
- Corn- Staple crop.
- Table- Surface for meals.
- Gravy- Sauce from meat juices.
- Cozy- Comfortably warm.
- Invitation- Request to join.
- Bless- To bestow good.
- Togetherness- Unity of people.
- Tasty- Pleasant to taste.
- Tradition- Passed down practices.
- Relatives- Extended family members.
- Thankful- Feeling pleased.
- Meal- Food eaten at set times.
- Indulge- Allow oneself to enjoy.
- Festive- Joyful and celebratory.
- Pecan- Nut often used in pies.
- Piecrust- Outer layer of pie.
- Crisp- Firm and fresh.
- Whipped- Beaten until light.
- Recipe- Instruction for cooking.
- Host- Organizer of a party.
- Cozy- Warm and comfortable.
- Heritage- Traditions and cultures.
- Peace- Tranquility and harmony.
- Reunion- Coming together again.
- Candied- Coated with sugar.
- Fourth- Thursday – Thanksgiving day.
- Generosity- Readiness to give.
- Leftovers- Remaining food.
- Settlers- Early inhabitants.
- Squash- Vegetal family.
- Mayflower- Ship of Pilgrims.
- Pilgrimage- Journey to a sacred place.
- Fall foliage- Autumn leaves.
- Thanks- Expression of gratitude.
- Cupcakes- Small cakes.
- Cranberry sauce- Sweet berry condiment.
- Saute- Cook in small amounts of fat.
- Gratitude journal- Record of thanks.
- Potluck- Meal where each guest contributes.
- Bonfire- Large open-air fire.
- Hayride- Ride on a wagon filled with hay.
- Nutmeg- Spice often used.
- Firewood- Wood for burning.
- Holiday season- Period of celebrations.
- Festive decor- celebratory decorations.
- Comfort food- Food that provides consolation.
- Merriment- Gaiety and fun.
- Cozy blanket- Warm covering.
- Utensils- Tools for eating.
- Fireplace- Place for a fire in the home.
- Candlelight- Light from a candle.
- Pile- Mass of gathered items (leaves).
- Sugar- Sweet crystalline substance.
- Harvest moon- Full moon nearest the autumn equinox.
- Midnight snack- Late-night meal.
- Sip- Drink a bit of.
- Recipes- Instructions for making.
- Sliced- Cut into portions.
- Toasty- Comfortably warm.
- Mingle- Mix socially.
- Appetizer- Small starter dish.
- Gratifying- Satisfying and enjoyable.
- Hearth- Fireplace area.
- Heritage- Cultural inheritance.
- Indigenous- Native to a place.