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A list of phrases related to the word "maypole"...
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A cat
may
look at a king
A swarm in
May
is worth a load of hay
Action Man ( children's male doll )
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All children, except one, grow up ( the opening line of Peter Pan )
And Your Bird Can
Sing
( Beatles song )
Appalachian
Spring
( Aaron Copland musical score )
April showers bring
May
flowers
Arab
Spring
As the case
may
be
Be that as it
may
Break with
tradition
Bust a move (
dance
in a stylish way )
Children
and fools tell the truth
Children
should be seen and not heard
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Children's shoes have far to go ( Start-Rite Shoes advertising slogan )
Children, one is one, two is fun, three is a house full
Climb the greasy
pole
Come what come
may
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Court of last resort ( a legal court from which no further appeals
may
be made )
Cowards
may
die many times before their death
Dance
With The One That Brought You ( Shania Twain song )
Dance
around the problem
Dance
attendance on
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Dance
like nobody's watching
Dance
of death
Dance
on someone's grave
Dance
the night away
Dance
to someone's tune
Dance
your socks off
Devil
may
care
Gather ye rosebuds while ye
may
Glow Little Glow-worm ( children's nursery rhyme )
Goodnight
children
everywhere ( A catchphrase from Uncle Mac )
Grapes, like children, need love and affection ( Almaden advertising slogan )
He who fights and runs away,
may
live to fight another day
How
may
I serve you?
I
may
not know much about art, but I know what I like
I wouldn't touch it with a barge
pole
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I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot
pole
I'd Like to Teach the World to
Sing
( The New Seekers song )
I'd like to teach the world to
sing
I'm Happy Just To
Dance
With You ( The Beatles song )
Just
Dance
( Lady Gaga ( with Colby O'Donis song )
Keeping with
tradition
Lady Madonna,
children
at your feet ( Beatles song lyric )
Lead a merry
dance
Let the chips fall where they
may
Let's
Dance
( David Bowie song )
Let's face the music and
dance
Let's rock ( A catchphrase from Al Bundy In Married With
Children
)
Little Women ( Louisa
May
Alcott book )
Low man on the totem
pole
Make a song and
dance
about
March winds and April showers bring forth
May
flowers
May
it please the court
May
the force be with you ( A catchphrase from Star Wars )
May
to December romance
May
you live in interesting times
Midnight's
Children
Mr.
May
( Nickname of Dave Winfield )
Murder On The
Dance
Floor ( Sophie Ellis-Bexter song )
Ne'er cast a clout till
May
is out
No
spring
chicken
One
may
as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb
Our
children
are not our
children
Pole
position
Pure life ( Nestle Aberfoyle Natural
Spring
Water advertising slogan )
Save The Last
Dance
For Me ( Ben E King song )
Save the last
dance
for me
Sing
a different tune
Sing
a song of sixpence a pocket full of rye ( line from nursery rhyme )
Sing
for your supper
Sing
like a bird
Sing
out
Sing
someone's praises
Song and
dance
Song and
dance
man
Spring
clean
Spring
fling
Spring
forward, Fall back
Spring
in your step
Spring
into action
Spring
into summer
Spring
is in the air
Spring
to mind
Spring
to your defence
Sticks and stones
may
break my bones but words will never hurt me
Suffer the little
children
The Famous Five ( characters in Enid Blyton's series of children's book )
The Foul
Pole
( Nickname of Andrew Golota )
The case
may
be
The darling buds of
May
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The light at the end of the tunnel
may
just be a train coming the other way
The lion
may
lie down with the lamb, but the lamb won't get much sleep ( Woody Allen line )
The wheels on the bus go round and round ( title of children's song )
Trap and ball ( children's ball game )
Twas the night before Christmas - the
children
were dreaming of a Ford in their future - smart, swanky and gleaming ( Ford Cars advertising slogan )
Up the
pole
Women and
children
first