pantoland
pantoland noun: the realm of pantomime performances.
Noun
pantoland (uncountable)
- The realm of pantomime performances.
- Wilson is no stranger to pantoland: “I have fun memories of seeing pantomimes in Australia when I was a kid. They were on at our local Returned and Services League club – my relatives fought in the wars. My mum also said that when I was two, she took me to my first pantomime in Sydney.2025 November 28, Hollie Richardson, “Oh yes he is! Kiefer Sutherland dives into the world of panto”, in The Guardian, →ISSN, archived from the original on 02 Dec 2025
Origin of pantoland
From panto + -land.
Questions about pantoland
- What does pantoland mean?
- Pantoland means the realm of pantomime performances.
- What part of speech is pantoland?
- Pantoland is a noun.
Words near pantoland in the dictionary
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