'Well then, Piglet.'
'Well then, Pooh.'
'Jubilate...'
'Time to parte.'
'Doesn't rhyme.'
'Not a crime.'
'Let it pass...'
'Charge your glass.'
'Clear your throat.'
'Here's the note.'
'So off we go.'
'So da capo.'
'Merry merry.'
'Happy jolly.'
'Tom and Jerry.'
'Buddy Holly.'
'Jolly happy.'
'Outsize nappy.'
'Roaring fire.'
'Midnight choir.'
'Herod bemoaning.'
'Starmer milestoning.'
'Chestnuts a-hotting.'
'Ms Reeves a-totting.'
'Do you mean tottering?'
'Certainly nottering.'
'Rum punch for solace.'
'Here's yer bike, Wallace.'
'Mince pies to dish up.'
'More scandal, Bishop?'
'Minstrels a-busking.'
'Monsters a-Musking.'
'Wise Men a-gazing.'
'Half the world blazing.'
'But ne'er mind the chill.'
'Our boots we shall fill.'
'Wine in the cellar.'
'Kenneth McKellar.'
'He's gone to his Maker - '
'Or, like Lucan, faker.'
'Now mirth be o'erflowing - '
'Now bunions be glowing.'
'Though frost is a-glistening - '
'Toffs are a-pissen-'
'Mind your manners.'
'Fly your banners.'
'Happy merry.'
'Tram 'n' ferry.'
'Sleighbells ringing.'
'Bob 'n' Binging.'
'Sprouts 'n' mash.'
'UK crash.'
'Lowly manger.'
'Queens Park Ranger.'
'Heaping snow.'
'Strapped for dough.'
'New Year Joys.'
'Feel the Noize!'
'Bette Davis.'
'Dot 'n' Mavis.'
'Auld Lang Syne.'
'Dogger, Tyne.'
'They call us screwy.'
'Pinch their Drambuie.'
'Fine plan - '
'Good cheer - '
'To everybody.'
'Crazee times!'
'Behold!'
'Our Noddy!'