We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of cootie catcher in English
Spanish
come cocos de papel 
Origami shape with four pockets, used in children's games.
Synonyms
Examples for "chatterbox"
Examples for "chatterbox"
1
Mary Wells, though a great chatterbox, was the closest girl in England.
2
Benedick was a merry chatterbox, who had determined to live a bachelor.
3
Once I had been a regular chatterbox, but school had changed all that.
4
He is very stolid and honest, and fortunately not a chatterbox.
5
I am no chatterbox, and will certainly not betray your confidence.
1
He saw the whirlybird when it was still nearly a mile away.
2
To really appreciate this spectacular landscape, hop in a whirlybird (a helicopter).
3
Take it easy, and I'll send a whirlybird to pick you up, Tom promised.
4
He put the whirlybird down right on target, in the middle of the yard, which had been cleared in advance.
5
If there's a chance of it or us sprouting bullet holes, you're going to have to rent a different whirlybird and driver.
1
Weeping softly, she tells the fortune teller that she has marital problems.
2
He added: There was a fortune teller in our district, a Greek.
3
This book is also the most complete fortune teller on the market.
4
I thought it would be funny if I reviewed a fortune teller.
5
The suspects still in custody are a fortune teller and his secretary.
1
Darger unscrewed the salt cellar and poured its contents onto the table.
2
On the head table was a large and elaborate salt cellar.
3
On this high table was a large and elaborate salt cellar.
4
And this morning Chloe upset the salt cellar, and the salt fell towards me.
5
On the table was a fancy salt cellar and pepper.
1
I'm beginning to think that limbo is worse than heaven or hell.
2
No power in heaven or hell shall keep you from me.
3
A man may find heaven or hell on the other side of it.
4
Be heaven or hell mixed up with it, I fear not.
5
According as his scale inclines, he goes to heaven or hell.
1
The blond girl held a paper fortune -teller in her hands, like the ones we had made at School.
Usage of cootie catcher in English
1
And just maybe turn it into a cootie catcher.