all about christmas & pantomime

[poodledoo]

Only 2 answers missing now. Answers to these please. They are driving me nuts!
2) Treat with disregard
14) Cow's field

Answers are as near as possible to how they sound. Sorry. no clues as to number of letters

[valerieb1254]

Hi poodledoo,
For no 2) how about BOO. ( as the audience Boo's the baddie in pantomime ) and I think it also means to treat with disregard. Just a suggestion. Good Luck.
Val.

[Muffet]

Might 2 be Pooh or Pooh-pooh?
and has Kylie (kye-lea) any connection with panto?

[ontarioice]

On a posting last night I asked if you had a special bun which was eaten at Christmas. My thinking was as follows.
To snub a person would be to disrespect them. Snub is an anagram of buns.
The special bun would be the 'treat' followed by word buns (snub).
For example Sugar (treat) buns (anagram of snub).
May be out in left field but it might help?
Cheers O-ice

[smouse]

I had frosty for number 2 but dont really like it. The trouble is we now how weird this quiz can be
No thoughts on cows field

[mazie]

a cow's field is know as a pasture but I can't see that has anything to do with the topic

[Pea Pod]

Driving me mad as well.............. Ruminant`s Home. Room in aunts home.. Parlour Games. Had to get that off my chest.

[poodledoo]

Now there's an answer for thought Valerie! Good thinking!
As for no14, I too thought the "field bit" might be lea, and I put "hol" in front to make holly, but I can't see any connection between cows and "hol" I even thought something to do with "cattle shed" , or a pantomime cow. I am not sure that we are there yet, but thanks for your replies anyway,as I didn't have any the last time I posted this question on AB.