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Meanings of decking the halls in English
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Usage of decking the halls in English
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Skinny should be decking the halls.
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So the pine trees are up and the carolers are singing about decking the halls with boughs of holly.
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But I think if I want to start decking the halls early I may be pushing on an open, holly-boughed door this year.
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And while Emily may be decking the halls and full of good cheer, her Christmas is about to get a lot less merry.
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Jingle bells will be ringing around the country as more hotels are decking the halls with boughs of holly and opening for Christmas this year.
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Also read: Decking the halls of history: The origins of Christmas decorations