Secret Santa

A2 8+

Pronunciation: /ˈsiːkrət ˈsæntə/

Definitions of Secret Santa

noun a gift exchange tradition where participants are randomly assigned a person to whom they give a gift anonymously

Example Sentences

A1 Secret Santa is a fun game where you give a gift to someone without them knowing it's from you.

A2 My office is organizing a Secret Santa gift exchange this year.

B1 I'm excited to participate in the Secret Santa activity at my school.

B2 For our family gathering, we decided to do a Secret Santa gift exchange to save money.

C1 The rules for our Secret Santa game include setting a price limit for the gifts.

C2 As the organizer of the Secret Santa event, I have to make sure everyone receives a gift they will enjoy.

Examples of Secret Santa in a Sentence

formal The office decided to organize a Secret Santa gift exchange for the upcoming holiday season.

informal We're doing a Secret Santa at the party this weekend, so make sure to bring a fun gift!

slang I heard we're doing a Secret Santa thing at the office - should be interesting!

figurative In a way, life is like a never-ending game of Secret Santa, always surprising us with unexpected gifts.

Grammatical Forms of Secret Santa

past tense

Secret Santa-ed

plural

Secret Santas

comparative

more Secret Santa

superlative

most Secret Santa

present tense

Secret Santa

future tense

will Secret Santa

perfect tense

has Secret Santa-ed

continuous tense

is Secret Santa-ing

singular

Secret Santa

positive degree

Secret Santa

infinitive

to Secret Santa

gerund

Secret Santa-ing

participle

Secret Santa-ed

Origin and Evolution of Secret Santa

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'Secret Santa' is believed to have originated in Western culture as a way to anonymously exchange gifts during the holiday season.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of holiday gift exchanges, the term 'Secret Santa' has since evolved to be used in various other settings such as workplaces, schools, and social groups for the purpose of exchanging gifts anonymously.