| Question |
Answer |
| good words, blessings | benediction |
| an extra reward for goodness | bonus |
| in good faith, genuine | bona fide |
| good-doing, kind | benevolent |
| gentle, good, harmless | benign |
| good and plentiful | bounteous |
| one who gives good things | benefactor |
| one who receives good things | beneficiary |
| good, rich ore deposit, anything yielding abundance | bonanza |
| a lover of good living, especially food | bon vivant |
| The benefactor who brings things down chimneys | Santa Claus |
| Bon vivant's dream, with turkey, potatoes, and pie | Thanksgiving |
| He set the example, giving benedictions and financial aid; today we give hearts, candy, and flowers. | Valentine's Day |
| Looking only for spice, he discovered a bonanza of forests, rivers, animals, and minerals instead. | Christopher Columbus |
| Bringer of bounteous baskets containing goodies and eggs | Easter Bunny |
| Benign little ghost and goblins beg for bonbons | Trick or Treaters |
| We are the beneficiaries of his efforts to bring equality to all races | Martin Luther King |
| Little people who lure big people away from the bona fide trials of gold | Leapracauns |
| Benevolent founding fathers' birthdays | President's Day |
| Bonus day, occurring one out of four. | Leap Year |
| A day when benefactors plant trees | Arbor Day |
| A bonus holiday for those who work hard | Labor Day |
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