The Ultimate Christmas Gift Guide for People Who Have Everything

We all know someone who seems impossible to buy for.

Whenever you ask what they'd like for Christmas, the response is invariably the same: "Oh, don't get me anything. I've already got everything I need!"

Helpful? Not particularly! Though I have to admit this does probably describe me!

But buying presents for these people doesn't have to be an impossible task.

The secret is to stop thinking exclusively about possessions.

Instead, consider experiences, consumable gifts and presents connected with personal interests.

An afternoon tea, theatre visit, museum membership or craft workshop might be far more welcome than another ornament gathering dust.

For someone who enjoys food, why not create a selection of unusual ingredients? Speciality oils, artisan sauces, regional cheeses or luxury biscuits can provide genuine pleasure.

Gardeners might appreciate unusual seeds, a specialist gardening book or a voucher for their favourite garden centre.

Book lovers can be surprisingly easy to please if you know their interests. A beautifully illustrated reference book or a volume about an obscure historical subject might be ideal.

Personalised gifts are another possibility, provided they're genuinely useful.

A notebook embossed with someone's initials, a framed photograph or a calendar featuring family pictures could be particularly meaningful.

Charitable gifts may also appeal to someone who prefers not to accumulate more possessions. Consider making a donation to a cause they support, with their agreement.

And never underestimate the value of your own time.

Offering to cook a special meal, organise a family outing or help with a project can mean far more than buying another gadget.

The important thing is to think about the recipient as an individual.

At That's Christmas 365, our advice is simple: when someone has everything they need, give them something they'll enjoy, remember or genuinely appreciate.

Christmas Presents That Bring Back Childhood Memories

Do you remember the excitement of opening your Christmas presents as a child?

Perhaps you received a train set, a doll's house, a construction kit or a board game that kept the whole family entertained.

Those memories can remain remarkably vivid, even decades later.

This Christmas, why not consider giving someone a present that takes them back to their childhood?

Retro toys and games have a special appeal because they combine entertainment with nostalgia.

Traditional wooden toys, model vehicles, spinning tops, puzzles and construction sets are still available, although modern versions sometimes differ from those we remember.

Classic board games are another excellent choice. Scrabble, Monopoly, Cluedo and chess have entertained generations of families.

For adults who remember their childhood Christmases particularly fondly, reproduction toys and vintage-inspired gifts can provide a wonderful surprise.

Music offers another possibility.

A collection of favourite songs from someone's teenage years, perhaps accompanied by a book about the performers, could make a thoughtful present.

Books themselves can also transport us backwards in time. Reprints of childhood favourites, annuals and illustrated stories may bring back memories of Christmas mornings long ago.

Of course, nostalgia isn't confined to toys.

Traditional sweets, old-fashioned decorations and classic Christmas films can all recreate something of the festive atmosphere of earlier decades.

If you're buying an older or collectible toy, check its condition and suitability. Vintage toys may not meet today's safety standards and are often better treated as display pieces.

What makes these gifts special isn't necessarily their monetary value.

It's the memories they unlock.

At That's Christmas 365, we'd love to know which Christmas present from your childhood you remember most fondly.

Was it something expensive and elaborate, or a simple gift that somehow became unforgettable?

Give the Gift of Good Sight This Christmas. A Present That Really Makes a Difference!

Christmas is a wonderful time for giving presents, but finding something genuinely useful, thoughtful and appreciated isn't always easy.

After all, how many pairs of socks, boxes of chocolates orThis year, why not consider giving someone a gift that could quite literally change the way they see the world?

An eye test, a new pair of glasses or contact lens vouchers could be one of the most thoughtful Christmas presents you ever give.

A Gift That's More Than Meets the Eye

Good eyesight is something many of us take for granted, until we begin to experience difficulties.

Perhaps someone you love has been struggling to read the small print on packaging, finding driving at night increasingly difficult or holding books and newspapers further away to make out the words.

Maybe they've been putting off buying new spectacles because of the expense, or their existing glasses have seen better days.

A voucher towards professional eye care could make an enormous difference.

And unlike some Christmas presents, it's something that could benefit the recipient every single day.

Eye Tests – A Present That Shows You Care

Regular eye examinations are important, not simply for checking whether someone needs spectacles, but because optometrists can also detect signs of potentially serious eye conditions.

Glaucoma, cataracts and certain changes associated with diabetes are among the conditions that may be identified during an examination.

Some people qualify for free NHS sight tests, depending on their age, circumstances and where they live in the UK. However, others must pay privately.

Giving someone a voucher for an eye examination, or offering to cover the cost, is a lovely way of encouraging them to look after their vision.

New Glasses Can Be a Real Confidence Booster

Spectacles aren't simply medical necessities. They're also fashion accessories and an important part of someone's appearance.

A stylish new pair of glasses can help someone feel more confident, more comfortable and happier with how they look.

Why not give a voucher towards a new pair of prescription spectacles, reading glasses or prescription sunglasses?

Many opticians offer a wide selection of frames, from traditional designs to contemporary styles.

The beauty of giving a voucher is that the recipient gets to choose something that suits their face, personality and prescription.

Don't Forget Contact Lens Wearers!

For people who prefer contact lenses, a contribution towards their next supply could be particularly welcome.

Contact lenses can represent a regular expense, especially for people using daily disposable lenses.

A voucher or prepaid contribution towards lenses, solutions or other essential supplies could be a very practical Christmas present.

Just make sure the voucher is suitable for the recipient's existing contact lens provider and prescription. Contact lenses should always be professionally fitted and prescribed.

A Particularly Thoughtful Gift for Older Relatives

For older family members, maintaining good vision can make a tremendous difference to everyday independence.

Being able to read, enjoy hobbies, recognise faces, watch television and move around safely all contribute to quality of life.

However, don't assume that someone needs an eye test or new glasses simply because they're getting older!

A discreet conversation beforehand can help establish whether a contribution towards eye care would be welcomed.

Where Can You Buy Eye Care Gift Vouchers?

It's worth asking your local independent optician or contacting larger optical retailers such as Specsavers, Boots Opticians or Vision Express to enquire about available gift cards, vouchers or payment arrangements.

Not every retailer offers vouchers covering eye examinations, prescription glasses or contact lenses, so always check the terms and conditions before purchasing.

You could also create a personalised Christmas gift certificate promising to pay towards an eye examination or new spectacles at an optician of the recipient's choice.

That might actually be the most flexible option of all!

Give Someone a Brighter Outlook This Christmas

At That's Christmas 365, we love presents that bring genuine pleasure, but we also appreciate gifts that make life better.

A new pair of glasses might help someone rediscover their love of reading. An eye examination might provide reassurance or identify a problem requiring attention. Contact lens vouchers might simply take some pressure off someone's household budget.

And isn't that what thoughtful Christmas giving should be about?

This Christmas, instead of buying another present that might spend its life gathering dust in a cupboard, consider giving someone something truly valuable.

The gift of clearer vision could help them enjoy not just Christmas Day, but every day of the coming year.

That's Christmas 365... celebrating thoughtful gifts, festive inspiration and the joy of giving all year round.

Why did I decide to write this post? I was sat waiting for my eye test in a high street optician and almost at the same time my wife and I hit on the idea that became the basis for this post!

Beauty Gifts Aren't Just About Looking Good – They're About Feeling Good, Too!

My wife and I were chatting about beauty products and about gifting them for Christmas. 

My wife said: "It's often not about making people more beautiful, it's more about helping them feel better about themselves."

Which led me to thinking about that very topic which brought about this blog post. 

When we think about giving beauty products or beauty treatments as Christmas presents, it's easy to assume that the aim is to make someone look prettier, younger or more handsome.

But perhaps we're missing the point entirely.

The best beauty gifts aren't necessarily about changing someone's appearance. They're about helping someone feel better about themselves, boosting their confidence and giving them a little time to enjoy being pampered.

And isn't that what a thoughtful Christmas present should do?

Beauty Is More Than Skin Deep

We live in a world where we're constantly bombarded with images of supposedly perfect people. Flawless skin, immaculate hair and impossibly youthful faces and stick-thin people seem to be everywhere.

But beauty isn't a competition, and nobody should feel they need to look different to be valued or loved.

Giving someone a luxurious skincare set, a beautiful fragrance or a voucher for a relaxing facial doesn't have to mean that you think their appearance needs improving.

Quite the opposite!

It can be a way of saying, "You're special, you deserve something lovely, and I'd like you to have a little time just for yourself."

That's a very different message.

The Wonderful Gift of Being Pampered

For many people, everyday life is a constant round of responsibilities.

There are jobs to do, families to look after, bills to pay and seemingly endless demands on our time.

Taking an hour to enjoy a massage, having a professional manicure or simply relaxing in a warm bath with some beautifully scented products can feel like a genuine luxury.

And sometimes, it's precisely the luxury we need.

A beauty treatment can offer something that money alone cannot buy: permission to stop rushing around and concentrate on ourselves for a change.

Men Deserve Pampering, Too!

Let's not forget the gentlemen!

Beauty and personal grooming gifts certainly aren't exclusively for women.

A quality shaving kit, a luxurious aftershave, a beard-care collection or even a professional grooming treatment can make a wonderful Christmas present. (For example I recently treated myself to a Harry's shaving kit.)

There's absolutely nothing wrong with a man enjoying a little pampering.

Feeling freshly groomed, comfortable and confident isn't about vanity. It's about taking pride in yourself and enjoying the experience.

And if a gentleman fancies a relaxing facial or a manicure, why shouldn't he?

Confidence Can Be the Greatest Gift

Sometimes something as simple as a new hairstyle, a favourite perfume or a good skincare routine can help someone feel more confident.

Not because there's anything wrong with how they looked before, but because they've enjoyed doing something positive for themselves.

There's a world of difference between wanting to change someone's appearance and wanting to make them smile when they look in the mirror.

The latter is a wonderful reason to give a gift.

Choose With Kindness, Not Criticism

Of course, there's one important consideration when buying beauty gifts.

Make sure the present feels like a treat, not a criticism.

An expensive anti-ageing cream might delight someone who's specifically asked for it. But giving the same product to somebody who hasn't expressed an interest could send an entirely unintended message!

Likewise, weight-loss treatments, products promising to correct supposed imperfections or anything suggesting the recipient needs fixing should be approached with considerable caution.

Instead, think about what the person genuinely enjoys.

Do they love fragrances? Would they appreciate a relaxing spa experience? Have they mentioned a particular skincare brand or a hair treatment they've always wanted to try?

Listening to people is often the secret to choosing the perfect present.

You Don't Have to Spend a Fortune

The good news is that helping someone feel special doesn't require an enormous Christmas budget.

A beautifully presented hand cream, a favourite bath product, a scented body lotion or a small collection of grooming essentials can be every bit as thoughtful as an expensive spa day.

It's the care behind the gift that matters.

And sometimes, the most meaningful present is simply arranging for someone to have a little uninterrupted time to enjoy it.

This Christmas, Give the Gift of Feeling Good

At That's Christmas 365, we believe Christmas presents should bring happiness, comfort and pleasure to the people receiving them.

Beauty gifts can do all three.

They don't have to promise a younger face, a more handsome appearance or some unrealistic transformation.

They can simply say:

"You're wonderful just as you are. Here's something to help you feel wonderful, too."

And really, isn't that one of the loveliest Christmas messages of all?

What do you think? Do you enjoy receiving beauty and grooming products for Christmas, or would you prefer a relaxing treatment or pampering experience? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

That's Christmas 365, celebrating thoughtful gifts, festive inspiration and the joy of making people smile.

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Luxury Christmas Gifts Without the Luxury Price Tag

Who doesn't enjoy a little luxury at Christmas? Most people, we expect.

However the trouble is luxury products often come with equally luxurious price tags.

Fortunately, creating that special feeling doesn't necessarily require an extravagant or over the top budget.

One approach is to purchase smaller versions of premium products.

Beauty and fragrance brands frequently offer miniature collections, discovery sets and travel-sized products. These can provide an opportunity to experience a prestigious brand without purchasing a full-sized item.

For someone who enjoys skincare, a carefully chosen face mask, hand cream or bath treatment can make a lovely gift. Just remember that skincare is personal, and products suitable for one person might not suit another.

Food and drink provide plenty of affordable indulgences, too.

A small box of artisan chocolates, a beautifully packaged speciality coffee or a jar of a premium preserve can feel surprisingly luxurious.

Even everyday objects can make wonderful presents when quality is prioritised. Think of a beautifully made notebook, a soft scarf, an elegant fountain pen or an attractive ceramic mug.

Another possibility is to look for premium gift sets during seasonal promotions. However, don't assume a discounted price automatically represents a bargain. Check the quantity and size of the contents before buying.

Presentation can make a tremendous difference.

Place a few carefully selected items inside a decorative box, add tissue paper and finish with a ribbon. Suddenly, several modest purchases become a delightful Christmas hamper.

At That's Christmas 365, we believe Christmas luxury should be about enjoyment, comfort and thoughtfulness rather than simply spending money.

And sometimes the most luxurious gift of all is something that allows a busy person to relax, unwind and enjoy a little time for themselves.

Shops like Rymans, B&M, Home Bargains and The Works all sell very well made wicker baskets that you can fill with your own festive goodies.

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Christmas Gifts and Shopping. Twenty Christmas Gifts Under £20 That People Will Actually Want

Christmas shopping doesn't have to involve spending a fortune. 

In fact, some of the most appreciated presents are those that show a little imagination rather than an impressive price tag.

With household budgets still important to many families, That's Christmas 365 has been looking at gifts costing less than £20 that could bring genuine pleasure to their recipients.

Here are twenty ideas worth considering:

1. A beautifully illustrated paperback book.

2. A scented candle in a reusable container.

3. A selection of speciality teas.

4. A luxury chocolate assortment.

5. A personalised mug.

6. A miniature indoor plant.

7. A quality notebook and pen.

8. A pair of warm winter gloves.

9. A traditional card game.

10. An unusual kitchen gadget.

11. A small gardening tool set.

12. A selection of craft beers.

13. A handmade Christmas decoration.

14. A colourful reusable shopping bag.

15. A compact phone stand.

16. A selection of artisan biscuits.

17. A cosy pair of slippers.

18. A puzzle book.

19. A bird feeder for the garden.

20. A small pampering gift set.

Of course, prices vary between retailers, but all these categories offer options within our suggested budget.

One particularly good idea is to create a themed gift. A paperback novel, some chocolate and a bookmark could make a delightful reading package. Alternatively, combine speciality tea with a decorative mug for someone who enjoys a relaxing cuppa.

Presentation matters, too. A modest gift carefully wrapped with a handwritten message can feel much more personal than something expensive purchased without much thought.

Shopping early also allows time to compare prices, watch for special offers and avoid costly last-minute delivery charges.

Our Christmas message? Don't confuse the amount you spend with the amount of pleasure your gift might bring.

Sometimes the best Christmas presents really do come in small, inexpensive packages.

Make Christmas Shopping Easier with That’s Christmas 365

Christmas should be a time for enjoying ourselves: sharing good food, exchanging thoughtful gifts and spending time with the people who matter. 

But the preparations can sometimes leave us feeling as though we need a holiday before the celebrations have even begun!

That’s why we’re inviting visitors to That’s Christmas 365 to explore our Amazon-powered Christmas shop. We want to help you approach your festive shopping with more ideas, a clearer plan and fewer last-minute panics.

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Give yourself the gift of time

There’s something lovely about browsing the shops at Christmas. However, fitting shopping trips around work, family commitments and everyday life isn’t always easy.

Our Christmas shop offers a convenient starting point for browsing gift ideas whenever you have a spare moment. Settle down with a cuppa, think about the people on your list and take your time considering what they would enjoy.

Shopping in manageable bursts can help prevent the exhausting December dash when everything suddenly feels urgent.

Make your budget go further

Saving money starts with having a plan. Before browsing, decide what you can comfortably spend overall, then set a budget for each person.

Using our shop as a starting point can help you consider ideas and compare options without the pressure of rushing around crowded shops. Buying ahead also gives you more time to check prices and avoid expensive purchases made simply because you’ve run out of time.

Of course, prices can change, and shopping through our link doesn’t automatically guarantee the lowest price. Check the total cost, including delivery where applicable, and compare before buying.

A thoughtful present within your budget is worth far more than an expensive gift that leaves you worrying about January’s bills.

Take some pressure off December

Keep a simple checklist of presents bought, parcels expected and gifts still needed. Check estimated delivery dates before ordering, particularly as Christmas approaches, and leave yourself time for wrapping.

Getting a few decisions made early can free up December evenings for the things you actually look forward to: a Christmas film, a carol service, festive baking or catching up with friends.

Here at That’s Christmas 365, we believe preparing for Christmas can be part of the pleasure.

Visit our Amazon-powered Christmas shop here, find some inspiration and take another task off your festive list.

Less rushing, more celebrating. That sounds like a Christmas worth planning for!

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Give Christmas a Mexican Twist with Tequila Enemigo

Looking for a Christmas present for someone who enjoys discovering exceptional spirits? 

Tequila Enemigo could bring a little Mexican sunshine to their festive celebrations, with three distinctive bottles offering everything from cocktail versatility to luxurious sipping.

Founded in 2017, the brand produces its tequila in Tequila, Mexico, beneath the imposing Volcán de Tequila in Jalisco. Its spirits use 100% Blue Weber agave grown in mineral-rich volcanic soil, with American oak barrels contributing character to the aged expressions.

According to the company, Enemigo has collected 60 global awards. However, for Christmas shoppers, the most interesting question is which bottle will best suit the lucky recipient.

For the Cocktail Enthusiast: 55 Blanco

With prices starting at £55, Tequila Enemigo 55 Blanco is the most accessible introduction to the collection.

Its name reflects the 55 iterations developed before the founders settled on their chosen expression. Expect pronounced agave character followed by delicate floral notes.

Suitable for sipping or mixing, this could make a thoughtful present for someone who enjoys preparing cocktails at home. Pair it with attractive glasses or a cocktail recipe book for a gift with plenty of possibilities beyond Christmas Day.

For the Curious Connoisseur: 89 Añejo Cristalino

Starting at £105, Tequila Enemigo 89 Añejo Cristalino offers something a little different.

It spends 14 months ageing before undergoing a three-stage filtration process, producing a clear tequila with a delicate, floral character.

The brand recommends drinking it neat, without ice or garnish, to appreciate its individual flavours. For someone whose drinks cabinet already contains favourite whiskies and gins, this offers an intriguing opportunity to explore another style of carefully crafted spirit.

For a Truly Special Gift: 00 Extra Añejo

At £185 upwards, Tequila Enemigo 00 Extra Añejo sits firmly in the luxury gift category.

Matured for more than three years, it has an amber colour and a flavour profile described as combining oak, tobacco and demerara sugar notes, followed by an agave finish.

This is a bottle for leisurely appreciation: perhaps shared with adult family members or friends during a quiet festive evening. Enemigo suggests serving it neat in a champagne flute to concentrate its aromas.

All three expressions are available online and through selected independent fine drinks stockists.

Whether your recipient loves cocktails or prefers exploring spirits one measured sip at a time, there is a festive option here.

Find out more at Tequila Enemigo. Prices are supplied RRPs; check before ordering.

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Innsbruck’s Mountain Christmas: Markets, Magic and Alpine Adventures

Fancy a Christmas break with extra sparkle? Innsbruck is preparing to sprinkle Alpine magic over winter 2026, combining seven Christmas markets, dazzling illuminations and mountain adventures in one wonderfully festive package.

Here at That’s Christmas 365, we rather like the sound of browsing market stalls beneath medieval façades, then heading into the mountains for spectacular views. In Austria’s “Capital of the Alps”, that is all part of the experience.

New for this year is ICE MAGIC at Landhausplatz, opening on 12 November. Winding, interconnected skating trails will bring outdoor fun into the city centre, accompanied by light shows, events and food. Afterwards, the Old Town is ready to welcome you for dinner or Christmas shopping.

Innsbruck’s Mountain Christmas season runs from 13 November 2026 to 6 January 2027, although individual market dates vary.

The Old Town market offers an enchanting setting beneath the famous Golden Roof. Think Christmas music, roasted chestnuts, warming glühwein and traditional Kiachl pastries. Does Christmas shopping get much more tempting?

Each of the seven markets has its own character. Maria-Theresien-Straße sparkles with contemporary lighting, while Wiltener Platzl offers a smaller, intimate atmosphere and handmade treasures. St Nikolaus provides a quieter setting, and Marktplatz is geared towards family fun beside the River Inn.

For views to remember, take the funicular to Hungerburg’s panoramic market, or explore traditional Tyrolean craftsmanship and regional food at Bergisel’s Kaiserweihnacht.

There is plenty more sparkle at LUMAGICA, which transforms the Imperial Gardens with illuminated artworks, interactive installations and projections from 13 November 2026 to 31 January 2027.

Beyond the city, Telfs hosts a Victorian Christmas Market from 3 to 12 December, complete with costumed stallholders, carol singers and lanterns. Igls adds a village market from 4 to 20 December, followed by a living nativity procession on 23 December.

And those mountains? They are much more than a beautiful backdrop. Skiing, winter walks, sledging and cable-car excursions make it possible to combine festive city pleasures with an Alpine holiday.

New Year’s Eve brings another spectacular moment, with midnight fireworks launched from Seegrube, almost 2,000 metres above Innsbruck.

Visitors spending at least two nights in participating accommodation can also benefit from the Welcome Card, including free local public transport and other offers.

With festive traditions, delicious treats and snowy scenery, Innsbruck promises a Christmas escape to treasure. Pack your warmest scarf and leave room for market discoveries!

Find out more at Innsbruck’s official website https://www.innsbruck.info/en/events/christmas.html

Give the Gift of Words This Christmas. Give Scrabble!

Some Christmas presents are enjoyed for a few days before being quietly put away. A Scrabble set, however, can keep coming back to the table for years.

For That’s Christmas 365, it’s a lovely gift idea for word lovers, keen readers, couples and families who enjoy a little friendly competition. 

Add a bowl of chocolates, some nuts and some Christmas biscuits, something warming to drink and a comfortable afternoon, and you have the makings of a thoroughly enjoyable Christmas gathering.

There’s something satisfying about arranging those little tiles, discovering a word you hadn’t spotted and finding the perfect space on the board. Then comes the inevitable conversation: “Are you absolutely sure that’s a real word?”

A Scrabble dictionary makes a useful companion gift, and might help preserve the festive peace!

But here’s another thoughtful extra: give your recipient a short-word reference card.

Long words look impressive, but two- and three-letter words can be remarkably useful. They help players squeeze into small spaces, connect with existing words and make the most of awkward letters. Sometimes a tiny word creates a surprisingly rewarding move.

Print the following starter selection, mount it on card or laminate it, and tuck it into the wrapping with the game. You could call it “Small Words, Big Possibilities!”

Allowable two-letter words

AM, AN, AS, AT, AX, BE, BY, DO, EX, GO, HE, HI, IF, IN, IS, IT, ME, MY, NO, OF, OH, ON, OR, OX, QI, SO, TO, UH, UM, UP, US, WE, XI, XU, YE, YO, ZA.

Allowable three-letter words

ACE, ACT, ADD, AGE, AIR, AND, ANT, APE, ARM, ART, ASH, ASK, ATE, AWE, AXE, BAG, BAT, BED, BEE, BOX, BOY, BUN, BUS, CAT, CUP, DOG, EAR, EAT, EGG, ELF, JAM, JAR, JAW, JET, JOY, QAT, QIS, VEX, WAX, ZIP, ZOO.

These are starter selections, rather than complete lists, checked against Collins’ Scrabble word lists. Agree which dictionary you will use before playing, as different editions and regional word lists can differ.

For relaxed Christmas games, you might allow everyone to consult the card. Give each player a copy so newcomers can enjoy the same help as experienced wordsmiths.

A notebook and pencil for keeping scores would complete the package beautifully. You could even include a handwritten promise: “This present comes with an afternoon of Scrabble together.”

Because the best part of this Christmas gift may be the time you spend enjoying it.

The below piece is designed to be printed off as an extra gift:- 

THAT'S CHRISTMAS 365

SMALL WORDS, BIG POSSIBILITIES!

A bonus present for your new Scrabble game

A starter selection of allowable two- and three-letter words.

These are examples, rather than complete lists.

Reference: Collins Scrabble words (UK/international play).

Agree your dictionary before playing; other editions can differ.

TWO-LETTER WORDS

AM AN AS AT AX BE BY DO EX GO

HE HI IF IN IS IT ME MY NO OF

OH ON OR OX QI SO TO UH UM UP

US WE XI XU YE YO ZA

THREE-LETTER WORDS

ACE ACT ADD AGE AIR AND ANT APE ARM ART

ASH ASK ATE AWE AXE BAG BAT BED BEE BOX

BOY BUN BUS CAT CUP DOG EAR EAT EGG ELF

JAM JAR JAW JET JOY QAT QIS VEX WAX ZIP ZOO

Try learning a few at a time. AX, EX, OX, QI, XI, XU and

ZA are particularly handy when awkward tiles arrive!

Friendly Christmas house rule: if you allow reference cards

during a game, make the same help available to everyone.

Official lists and definitions:

https://scrabble.collinsdictionary.com/word-lists/two-letter-words-in-scrabble/

https://scrabble.collinsdictionary.com/word-lists/three-letter-words-in-scrabble/

Merry Christmas - and may your letters fall kindly!