Double sound words return. It's "easy-peasy". Quiz

Answer: A protective device that fits over the front of a car in the USA

These were first introduced into the U.S.A. in the mid 1980s as protection against paintwork damage. Later the name was associated with a particular device that fitted over the front bumper of a car and helped to block or absorb radar signals from speed monitoring equipment.

Answer: All of these meanings

It was once regarded as rather a good joke if you were called Mr. Cross to call one of your sons Christopher! An old-fashioned quiz game based on the noughts and crosses framework was called "Criss Cross Quiz" and this enjoyed several years of popularity on television.

Answer: A pudding made of jam and paste rolled into a cylinder and boiled

Of course it can also mean a plump or dumpy person, and is often used about some children. Such a child features in Jim Reeves' song, "Roly Poly". "Roly Poly" is also a phrase from the song "A Froggy would a wooing go".

Answer: A popular type of novel usually set in the country and about the middle class

An Aga stove has often been seen as an emblem of middle-class British life. They are supposed to suggest a prevailing atmosphere of cosiness, though the plots often bring in all the usual problems of everyday life such as redundancy, growing old, finding and losing love.

Answer: happy-clappy

Clapping and waving to hymn music which has a very strong beat is the reason for the creation of this particular term. It tends to suggest a form of worship that relies more on unthinking enthusiasm than serious examination of the ideas. It is often associated with the evangelistic wing of a church.

Answer: lovey-dovey

A derogatory term for some actors is "lovey". This is probably because of the habit within the profession of addressing every person that an actor or actress meets as "darling".

Answer: legal eagle

The eagle is renowned for being a king amongst birds. Thus an eagle suggests power. An eagle's eyesight is credited with being extremely keen and so one is given the impression of someone with fantastic vision poring over the law books to find just the precedent that you need to win the case. You need him or her on your "dream-team".

Answer: toy-boy

The older woman would appear to be in control and it is the man who is being treated as the "toy". There isn't really an equivalent for the young girl who is the "toy" of an older man. Even "bimbo" doesn't do the job properly. Another suggestion is "play-girl" but it doesn't really seem to work as well as "toy-boy".

In some areas, the expression switches its word order to "boy-toy."

Answer: snail-mail

Anything that is not "email" or "text messaging" is now the equivalent to "snail mail". Perhaps we might have been better off using "turtles" as an example of something slow-moving. After all the message could never be lost for it has "turtle-recall" !

Answer: "hip-hop" and "be-bop"

"Hip-hop" is a combination of rap music, graffiti art and break dancing; be-bop, an older term, is a form of jazz.