1C
2E
3A
N
G
E
L
4W
5T
N
F
6R
E
I
N
D
E
E
R
E
N
L
A
7S
L
E
I
8G
H
T
E
I
9H
O
L
L
Y
F
10S
T
A
R
Across
- 3. Gabriel was one, and one often tops the tree (5)
- 6. Rudolph's species; Sami herders follow them across Lapland (8)
- 7. A one-horse open one gets a song of its own (6)
- 9. Its boughs deck the halls; the carol pairs it with ivy (5)
- 10. The Magi followed one to Bethlehem (4)
Down
- 1. Burn it at both ends, or hold one to someone (6)
- 2. A labourer in Santa's workshop; Tolkien spelt the plural differently (3)
- 4. A circle with no beginning and no end, hung to signify eternity (6)
- 5. Shimmering strands once spun from real silver; Hollywood borrowed the word (6)
- 8. Proverbially, never look this one in the mouth (4)