ber month
ember months
November
Nov
Decembery
Decemberish
Decemberly
Oct
October
Q4
mid-December
year-end
Holiday
postholiday
Christmas
festive season
mid-November
Novemberish
Decembral
Advent
Novemberly
holiday season
Novembery
Christmas time
Yule
Boxing Day
holidays
Christmastime
Nivose
Frimaire
yeartide
harvest
Yulemonth
Novembral
December
Novembrish
wintertime
Christmastide
'tis the season
autumn
Christmas Eve
January
autumntime
Dec 24
falltime
Twixmas
St. Martin's summer
fixed feast
season
sans-culottide
back end
Octobery
holibobs
H2
Christmasish
calendar year
civil year
Septemberish
Octoberly
Christmasiness
winter
water year
Christmassiness
Rosh Hashanah
Septemberly
Sept
Septembery
Sep
eve
Christmas season
September
Chrissie
Chrismahanukwanzakah
Chrissy
yearward
Christmas-like
Advent Sunday
spring
mid-September
Winterval
Octoberish
mid-October
boxing week
Twelve Days of Christmas
Noel
white Christmas

English words for 'either of the months of September, October, November, or December leading up to Christmas'

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