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  • Metallica’s cover of “Breadfan” by Budgie is wonderful.

    Tricks Memory Plays 2007

  • A Budgie is a collection of ceramic birds with a flower pot at either end.

    Naples Daily News Stories 2010

  • I've called her S.J. (Senorita Jump, first name Budgie!).

    Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions 2009

  • (Could this possibly be a reference to the "Budgie" books written by the Duchess of York?)

    The Stories Never Stop 2008

  • Lee "Budgie" Barnett runs a project called Fast Fiction each year, whereby he writes 200 words stories - lots of them.

    Archive 2008-03-01 DAVID BISHOP 2008

  • Lee "Budgie" Barnett runs a project called Fast Fiction each year, whereby he writes 200 words stories - lots of them.

    Have a good Easter/Passover/Spring Break DAVID BISHOP 2008

  • Lee "Budgie" Barnett has written over a hundred short stories, what he calls "Fast Fictions," since last August, and he's still going strong.

    Pen-Elayne on the Web 2005

  • As I walked across to the Wessex on the helipad in my jeans and parka to go up to Bessbrook, one of the corporals in the "Budgie" shed shouted to me, "Can you speak Spanish, boss?"

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • In years gone by the jollity of the occasion was enhanced by the presence of the Brambles Bar, complete with tables and chairs and drinks served by 'Budgie' Stratton, proprietor of the Victory pub in Hamble, but since his death three years ago the bank has remained, in that respect at least, dry.

    Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010

  • In years gone by the jollity of the occasion was enhanced by the presence of the Brambles Bar, complete with tables and chairs and drinks served by 'Budgie' Stratton, proprietor of the Victory pub in Hamble, but since his death three years ago the bank has remained, in that respect at least, dry.

    Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010

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  • Budgery was a slang turm out in Europe for "good". Some use Budgie for good too, but it's not many any more...

    December 2, 2009