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Meanings of bedbug in English
Portuguese
percevejo Spanish
cimex lectularius Bug of temperate regions that infests especially beds and feeds on human blood.
Usage of bedbug in English
1
The place was full of roaches and occasionally I killed a bedbug.
2
During decades of low bedbug infestation, scientists didn't study them much.
3
Well, just some of his nutty stuff, I guess; he's crazier'n a bedbug.
4
Grey crushed another bedbug, but his mind was not on it.
5
First, you're not a real bedbug but a pirate bug, a close cousin.
6
You spend more time with that bedbug than you do with your wife.
7
Peter Marlowe still lay awake on his bunk, scratching bedbug bites.
8
Wal, then I'm all wrong; guess I'm 's crazy's a bedbug.
9
You wouldn't catch a bedbug standing for that martyr game.
10
I'm a victim of the country's recent bedbug epidemic.
11
My name's Rob, and I'm a bedbug, Xylocoris maculipennis.
12
France, crushed as flat as a bedbug, straightened up.
13
His practiced fingers caught the bedbug and crushed it.
14
So the male bedbug's dick is like a spike and they pierce the female's abdomen.
15
How could I forget being called a bedbug?
16
Emily found a bedbug in her Santa beard.
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