Sandringham is a large country house and estate in Norfolk, in the east of England. The British royal family stay there for part of the year, especially around Christmas. People say “Sandringham” for the house, the grounds, and that stay, as in “Christmas at Sandringham.” It is a place name, not a kind of food and not a thing you can buy. The house is often called Sandringham House; in everyday news, Sandringham is enough. A town in Newfoundland was later named after Sandringham House, to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. You will hear the word when the royals go there, or when something happens on the estate.