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111Yankee-Doodle — (engl., spr. jängki dudl), früheres Nationallied der Nordamerikaner (»A Yankee boy is trim and tall etc.«), als dessen Verfasser ein englischer Arzt Schuckburgh (um 1755) genannt wird. In neuerer Zeit ist es durch »Hail Columbia«, »Starspangled… …
112Cock-a-doodle Huck — was the eighth in the Huckleberry Hound cartoon series. It debuted on The Huckleberry Hound Show on 20 November 1958. It was produced and directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Charles Shows and Dan Gordon crafted the story. Plot synopsis… …
113Cock-a-Doodle Dog — est un cartoon réalisé par Tex Avery mettant en scène Spike le Bouledogue. Synopsis Dans une ferme à l aube, Spike le bouledogue revient dans sa niche extrêmement fatigué. Il est réveillé par un coq et lui lance une chaussure, chaussure qui lui… …
114Yankee Doodle Bugs — est un dessin animé réalisé par Friz Freleng, mettant en scène Bugs Bunny et son neveu Clyde Bunny. Synopsis Clyde s énerve alors qu il doit retenir des dates importantes en Histoire: Bugs lui raconte l Histoire américaine. Bugs apparaît comme… …
115Yankee Doodle — Yankee Doo|dle a US song which first became popular with American soldiers during the American Revolutionary War and is now often sung by children. It begins: Yankee Doodle went to town,/Riding on a pony;/Stuck a feather in his hat,/And called it …
116cock-a-doodle-doo — 1570s, imitative; Cf. Fr. cocorico, Ger. kikeriki, L. cucurire, Rus. kikareku, Vietnamese cuc cu, Arabic ko ko, etc …
117cock-a-doodle-doo — [käk΄ə do͞od΄ l do͞o′] n. [echoic] a conventionalized term for the crow of a rooster …
118Yankee Doodle — ☆ Yankee Doodle n. [< YANKEE + (?) TOOTLE, in reference to sound made in tonguing a flute or fife, for which the tune was apparently first written] an early American song with several versions of humorous verses, popular during the… …
119Yankee-Doodle — noun an American (especially to non Americans) • Syn: ↑Yankee, ↑Yank • Hypernyms: ↑American * * * | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈdüdəl noun ( s) Usage: usually capitalized Y&D …
120dipsy doodle — |dipsē|düdəl noun also dipsy doo dü ( s) Usage: often attributive Etymology: origin unknown 1. slang : a bewildering plunge and lag by turns …
