Not always. Santa is loosely based on St. Nicholas, the fourth century Bishop of Demre, Turkey, who was said to have carried a sack full of toys for poor children. Our modern day version of "Jolly Old St. Nick" was created in 1863, by Thomas Nast.
According to the stories of him, he is.
No he does not. He is just a jolly fat man that spreads the joy of Christmas.
washinton irving
In Finland Santa is a fat, jolly old man and he has a long white beard and he's got red clothes.
Yes
hes a chubby ol palDid you want height or width? Just picture him as the jolly Fat man. (average height of the average old man and as fat as butter)
jolly,jubilant
The "fat jolly red man" that sends presents of anthrax to people and smokes weed and imagines elves working on presents.
fat and chubby
The "jolly fat man" typically refers to Santa Claus, a legendary figure associated with Christmas. He is often depicted as a plump, cheerful man with a white beard, who delivers gifts to children around the world on Christmas Eve. Santa is known for his iconic red suit, love of cookies, and his ability to slide down chimneys to deliver presents. His character is rooted in various traditions, including Saint Nicholas and folklore from different cultures.
yes. children these days see santa as a jolly fat man in a red suit giving presents not a saint. st.nick came to be known as santa and have that look because of coca cola overcommercializing christmas. the real meaning will soon be lost.
he is suppose to be a big fat jolly man who rides in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. when an if he comes to your house he comes down the chimney puts presents under your tree, and leaves.