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Muzzle the Mattress
What common phrase is represented with a synonymous phrase below?
Muzzle the mattress insects.
Muzzle the mattress insects.
Answer
Don't let the bedbugs bite.Hide Answer Show Answer
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Nice One!
My apologies on the typo (the word "below" is written twice). We don't really have a mechanism for fixing typos on accepted teasers, so unless the typo affects the answer (which I don't think this one does), we leave it. Jake is the only one who could fix this and he's got lots of other important things to do right now. Oh, and for the record this was my mistake, not Samm's.
Thanks Bobbrt.
I really liked this one!!
Good one.
Thanks!
Good Job
this is going in my favourites
Cute teaser, easy but really cute. Thanks for posting.
I agree. Easy but cute. Thanks
Ditto above
eh
Waaay too simple
Good teaser, good night, sleep tight...
Ditto for Smarty Marty, too. Good oen.
what does this phrase mean? for a foreigner it is very hard to come through
but anyway i tried!! and i have learned another thing for today
but anyway i tried!! and i have learned another thing for today
It was easy, but I agree it was cute.
Ditto the Above.
My mother used to say that every
nite. "Nite, Nite, don't let the
Bedbugs Bite"
I thought they were real
My mother used to say that every
nite. "Nite, Nite, don't let the
Bedbugs Bite"
I thought they were real
the actual lyric is Goodnight, sleep tight.
Don't let the bedbugs bite.
If they do, hit them with a shoe!
Don't let the bedbugs bite.
If they do, hit them with a shoe!
Bedbugs are real, Rose They can be found worldwide and they feed upon the blood of humans and other warm-blooded animals. They used to be relatively scarce, but their population has started growing. (Check www.hsph.harvard.edu/bedbugs) Sleep well
UGH! nightmares! thx alot person above me who i didnt look at username!!!
Umm...is 'muzzle' actually synomynous with "don't let bite"..hmm...awesome teaser anyways!!!
I still say that!!! (to my grand-dogs when I'm sitting) and to my kids when they come home for a visit. Thanks for a smile!!
fun and easy... thanx for the post
haha that cute *adds to favorites*
oops i forgot was
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