reindeer
/ˈriːndiər/Definitions
1. noun
A deer of the genus Rangifer, typically having large antlers in males, found in Arctic and subarctic regions.
“The reindeer were migrating to the warmer climate for the winter.”
2. noun
In mythology and folklore, a reindeer is often depicted as one of Santa Claus’s animals, used for pulling his sleigh.
“The children left out carrots for Santa’s reindeer on Christmas Eve.”
3. verb
To travel or move quickly and energetically, especially with a lively or festive air.
“The kids were reindeer-ing around the Christmas tree, laughing and singing.”