panto

Converse of object

• do: AF: Been over four times to do panto.
• write: I am also busy writing the panto for our Junior Members party.
• see: I remember seeing the panto 30 years ago at the Pavilion.
• stage: We decided to stage the panto Mother Goose for just one night and put all proceeds toward the appeal.

Preposition: for

• year: Extravaganza has staged the Newark panto for 11 years.

Adjective modifier

• traditional: January 2004 - Sleeping Beauty At last, we've gone back to a traditional panto this year.
• next: I look forward to next years panto, hopefully the Krankies will be back!
• good: It was the best panto I have been to!
• first: Jan: ' Robinson Crusoe ' - first panto by Headley Theater Club.
• local: She shouldn't look as if she's The Ugly Duckling out of the local panto.
• annual: Perhaps the highlight, however, was the annual panto from the Forty-Two club.

Modifies a noun

• dame: As the panto dame was saying " Oh, I don't believe in ghosts " the doors into the circle suddenly slammed shut!
• villain: It was tempting to lurk behind one of these green lights and make like a panto villain, but I thought better of it.
• magic: But what I want to tell you about Is the panto magic lurking in the air.
• season: In the spirit of panto season " oh no it doesn't " !
• horse: Front page news of asylum seekers disguised as panto horses.
• fun: Panto fun on the wards - oh no it's not!

Noun used with modifier

• family: This production by Paul Holman Associates confirms the Playhouse's reputation for good family pantos.
• year: I look forward to next years panto, hopefully the Krankies will be back!
• student: Typically, family panto has more satire and obviously bad puns than student panto, and is aimed at both adults and children.