Words and phrases that have a meaning related to panto: (123 results)
Often used in the same context:
Also try:pantomime, iolanthe, eisteddfod, ayckbourn, musicals, morris dancing, steamie, fancy dress, hogmanay, poppins, cabaret, torchwood, noel coward, telly, bonfire night, gielgud, mummers, flare path, cilla, revue, vaudeville theatre, shakespearian, burlesque, funfair, teatime, terence rattigan, maid marian, vaudeville, lollipop lady, berk, sweeney todd, covent garden, ceilidh, malvolio, bognor regis, shakespearean, operetta, troupers, androcles, guy fawkes night, showbiz, entertainments, wycherley, sarah siddons, terfel, oche, morris dance, elizabethan, sleeping beauty, pudsey, cockney, wurzels, bafta, lairy, merrie, compere, doolally, scouse, waltzers, theatregoer, brummie, gladrags, yuletide, big brother, opera, snog, elizabethan age, visiter, canterbury tales, conker, theater, showground, comedy, mince pie, leofric, gurning, red dwarf, question time, stageplay, cresset, highland fling, roald dahl, florenz ziegfeld, pleasance, tartuffe, daft, caractacus, tolbooth, plantagenets, bairns, graeae, ale drinker, thespian, boggart, weird sisters, playhouse, rehearsals, macbeth, troupe, barbican, tameside, drury lane, academy, fairs, pantomimes, tithes, academies, almanac, almanacs, anthologies, assize, birthplace, calendar, calendars, calender, catalogues, chief, circus, circuses, coinage, conservators
— Adjectives for panto: annual, old, ancient, traditional, english, first, provincial
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