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doodlebug
1[dood-l-buhg]
noun
the larva of an antlion.
doodlebug
2[dood-l-buhg]
noun
any of various small, squat vehicles.
a divining rod or similar device supposedly useful in locating underground water, oil, minerals, etc.
British Informal.buzz bomb.
Word History and Origins
Origin of doodlebug1
Origin of doodlebug2
Word History and Origins
Origin of doodlebug1
Example Sentences
"My first posting was London district - the bombing was still going on and I saw the first 'doodlebug' fall," she said.
While stationed in Liverpool as a Royal Air Force physical training instructor, a doodlebug landed near Max, perforating his eardrums and leading to a spell laid up in hospital.
“I would buy you all them cakes, doodlebug,” said Grandfather Burke.
Mrs. Ellis once had to take evasive action to avoid a deadly Nazi flying bomb known as a “doodlebug” or “buzz bomb” because of its noise.
She survived a war in London and as a child she saw the doodlebugs come down.
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