Definitions
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- noun a zoologist who studies insects
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Examples
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A very famous "bugologist" had come to call on us.
I Married a Ranger Dama Margaret Smith 1932
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In it was a stranger -- a man who looked like a "bugologist," as nearly as I can describe him.
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Ney of the Department of Geodetic Survey of Canada, who was interested in the work of determining the latitude and longitude of ports en route; Mr. Brown, of the Federal Department of Agriculture, whom we regarded as the bugologist.
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Instinctively one would have called him "Professor", though whether naturalist, geologist, or plain "bugologist", one would have had difficulty in determining.
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African's opinion the highest that could be paid to a man or a boy, and hurried off to wake "the bugologist" as be disrespectfully termed the professor.
The Boy Aviators in Africa John Henry Goldfrap 1898
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After restaurateur Alexis Chambon met Michel Collin, a bugologist (ok, an entomologist), he thought it would be a wonderful idea to launch a restaurant that serves all kinds of insects.
Why Travel To France 2009
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