Japanese crossword «Ladybug»

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08.11.20

Author: seans

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BrianMurphy (9 November 2020, 4:02) complain

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The most leddybirb of all the leddybirbs.

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The-Nono-Gram (9 November 2020, 8:37) complain

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Explain how it is a birb?

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brumeux77 (28 June 2021, 23:06) complain

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Somewhere (I think England, but I'm not betting on it) they're called ladybirds; and the difference between a bird and a birb is clearly trivial. Now if it had been lAddybirbs we might have run into trouble in backwards places where trans people (or I guess trans insects) are persecuted.

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Celandine (28 April 2023, 0:26) complain

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Yes, they are known as ladybirds in Britain and even American entomologists prefer the term "ladybird beetle" because they aren't "true bugs". Originally they were called "bird of Our Lady" because they're so pretty.

Chorton (9 November 2020, 4:37) complain

Quite hard for a small puzzle

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The-Nono-Gram (9 November 2020, 8:39) complain

Yes indeed. Seans has gotten really good at creating harder small puzzles.

The-Nono-Gram (9 November 2020, 8:38) complain

Many flying objects here lately.

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Mik_Mel (9 November 2020, 13:43) complain

Yes, but all of them are identified.

nthpijots (9 November 2020, 14:08) complain

Tough little bug.

Equus (19 August 2024, 20:15) complain

The alien harlequins in the UK are not very nice, they eat our native ladybirds.

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