ladybug
IPA: ɫˈeɪdibʌg
noun
- (Canada, US) Synonym of ladybird.
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Examples of "ladybug" in Sentences
- These women all wear ladybug brooches.
- Karla pretends to be a bee and ladybug.
- Image of a Joro Spider eating a ladybug.
- Image of a Ladybug hiding within a flower bud.
- Not necessarily a ladybug or ant, but an insect.
- A good clue to tracking down a ladybug is a sticky plant.
- The ladybug is a great help to men who own fruit orchards in the West.
- The ladybug is the first game you'll create in the extensive tutorial.
- In 2010, it was announced that a Ladybug expansion will be forthcoming.
- You can put a ladybug and see a ladybug about that big on the television.
- In the United States, ladybugs usually begin to appear indoors in the fall.
- The first part of the poem refers to ladybugs laying their eggs on nettles.
- Coccinellidae commonly known as ladybirds or ladybugs are a family of beetles.
- Okay, maybe they should be called ladybug eyes, but they are definitely huge and heart-melting.
- "And there's the very useful little beetle we call the ladybug, which is not a bug, but a beetle.
- English and American children call ladybug or lady-bird (that is, the bug or bird of our Lady), the Germans Marienkäferchen, and the
- In this weird English language, greyhounds aren't always grey (or gray), a ladybug is a beetle, guinea pigs are neither pigs nor from Guinea, and a titmouse is neither mammal nor mammaried.
- My quest for shelter for all kinds of wildlife also means there's a good excuse for friends to give simple, but very welcome home-made birthday gifts such as the pictured ladybird (aka ladybug) and bee haven my friends S & L gave me last week.
- After all, the ladybug could be the room's former occupant suffering from an unfortunate metamorphosis a la Gregor, which would explain how I ended up in Kilgo, a circumstance my non-abroad, Central-bound peers like to repeat in mild disbelief and medium-to-spicy jealousy