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doodlebug
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doodlebug [′düd·əl‚bəg]
(geology)
Also known as douser.
Any unscientific device or apparatus, such as a divining rod, used to locate subsurface water, minerals, gas, or oil.
A scientific instrument used for locating minerals.
(invertebrate zoology)
The larva of an ant lion.
(mechanical engineering)
A small tractor.
A motor-driven railcar used for maintenance and repair work.
(mining engineering)
The treatment plant or washing unit of a dredge which is mounted on a pontoon and can be floated in an excavation dug by a dragline.
(ordnance)
A small military tank or utility truck.
An airborne, magnetic submarine-detecting device.


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This soft backed book was a lifesaver on one Doodle Bugs by Nikalas Catlow, (Buster Books, pounds 5) A GREAT idea to keep children occupied, this soft-backed book is packed with pictures to create, colour in and complete, along with bug facts and insect information.
The Bethnal Green station disaster, watching the doodle bugs and running like mad for cover when the engine stopped.
The school also received support from mum Lesley Scott, who runs the Doodle Bugs Ceramics and Crafts shop, based in North Shields.
 
 
 
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