Did you perchance mean belzebub?
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“I wonder what HIS punishment will be for making HIS pact with beelzebub.”
“BUH-BYE repubs, dont let the door hit ya, where beelzebub split ya!!!!! nana bruno”
“BUH-BYE repubs, dont let the door hit ya, where beelzebub split ya!!!!!”
“Will a moderator please do the same for the outright insulting post by “beelzebub”?”
“The first time “beelzebub” spewed its venom, its post was simply removed.”
“Gives me hope there might be VC money available for my “life after death” social networking site – ads by St. Peter, beelzebub, and Linden Labs. reply”
“There are three kinds of howlers (_Mycetes_) -- the red or mono-colorado of Humboldt, the black, and the _M. beelzebub_, found only near Pará.”
The Andes and the Amazon Across the Continent of South America
“Their physiognomy and their movements sufficiently showed that they were neither the quato (Simia beelzebub) nor the chamek, nor any of the Ateles.”
“There are several species of them known -- the coaita, the white-faced, the black cayou, the beelzebub, the chamek, the black-handed, and the marimonda.”
The Forest Exiles The Perils of a Peruvian Family in the Wilds of the Amazon
“Murina beelzebub, like the other two tube-nosed bats discovered, depends on the tropical forest for its survival.”
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These user-created lists contain the word ‘beelzebub’.
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Childhood
Hula-Hoop, fairies, twirl, twinkle, glitter, candyland, firefly, June bug, wonderland, Alice-in-Wonderland, bedtime stories, spelling bee and 27 more...
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English Customs
A list of old British customs and traditions, and the characters involved, that harken back to former times.
pace egg play, horn dance, morris dance, sword dance, rapper sword, may day, mummers, may queen, flora dance, hobby horse, hooden horse, well-dressing and 71 more...
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Tulip Names II: You Know My Name
Tulips named after personages. For more flower fun, see these lists:
Rose words by mollusque
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Tulip Names I
A Dalliance of Dahlias
A ...bing crosby, bernard shaw, attila's elite, beethoven's memory, beelzebub, baronesse van hee..., barend barendse, bacchus, arthur rubinstein, astronaut neil ar..., ataturk, attila's glory and 122 more...
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Vocab++
Words as I learn them.
fetid, mezzanine, hiatus, austerity, subliminal, resplendent, implacable, impugn, debase, exiguous, cirque, holster and 2538 more...
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Odd-Ball
Just plain fun to say and wonder about their origins.
rapscallion, ramahanukwanzmas, cockamamie, nincompoop, hemidemisemiquaver, antiinterdenomina..., cattywampus, ragamuffin, tatterdemalion, blunderbuss, brobdingnagian, tintinnabulation and 127 more...
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the gods must be crazy!
quetzalcoatl, baron-samedi, loa, orichas, arianrhod, aine, amaethon, annwn, arnemetia, balor, badbh, bean nighe and 1061 more...
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Nick Yeow’s Words
Recently learned words that I like.
pharmaceutical, bowdlerise, connoisseur, cognoscenti, ostracise, aforementioned, antepenultimate, concatenate, extraterrestrial, psychiatrist, firmament, gastronomical and 100 more...
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sionnach's Words
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Words of Whimsy & Grace
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flannagan's Words
netop, kenspeckle, loden, framboise, providence, milquetoast, schism, cadence, thrush, asphodel, clandestine, aesthete and 196 more...
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MsHalston's Words
theoretically, insufferable, apolitico, milquetoast, egregious, aplomb, elan, fraught, flummox, befrocked, moll, molten and 605 more...
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Demongering
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diablerie, grimoire, ouija, dybbuk, sciomancy, necromancy, cacodemon, fallen angel, choronzon, kokomo, demonology, lilith and 650 more...
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song starters (twisted song starters)
Words/phrases inextricably tied to the songs they're in, sparking off earworms here there & everywhere (there's one, to start with). Only my own personal examples.
Do guess the more p...as i recall, here there and ev..., firestarter, final countdown, every now and then, turn around, pipe wrench, goodness gracious, insane, fuck you, scat, 21 seconds and 79 more...
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Cannon Names
A place for me to keep the names I see on cannons. Leave me alone. I already know I'm a geek.
"'Nothing can exceed the cannon's noble roar,' said the gunner. 'Squibs and burning tar-ba...sudden death, jumping billy, wilful murder, towser, true blue, viper, mad anthony, bulldog, nancy's fancy, belcher, tom cribb, game chicken and 13 more...
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treble confusion
Deservedly thou griev'st, composed of lies
From the beginning, and in lies wilt endpotentates, overweening, unweeting, fraught, snaky, wile, dark designs, pandemonium, obdúrate, doleful, durst, solicitation and 35 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for beelzebub.
ruzuzu In Good Omens, by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, there's a bit about how all tapes left in a car for too long eventually morph into Best of Queen albums. Then one of the characters--probably the demon Crowley, who is fond of his earthly life and is secretly helping to thwart his boss's plans by preventing the apocalypse--gets rattled when he hears "Bee-elzebub has a devil put aside for me, for me..." coming from his car stereo. Oct 18, 2010
hernesheir A character in the Mummers' plays fo England who carries a club and a frying pan.
Here comes I, Beelzebub.
In my hand I carries a club,
Over my shoulder a frying pan.
Don't you think I'm a jolly old man? Oct 23, 2009
seanahan Very interesting etmyology on this one. From Hebrew "ba‘al zəbûb", meaning "lord of the flies", a Philistine deity. Puts a whole new spin on that book. Answers has some more information on the etymology, including the possibility the Zebub was actually a place, and not a thing. Mar 15, 2008
jennarenn or a cappella. Feb 20, 2007
reesetee This is true. Consider any context in which you might find occasion to use this word. Already, you're in weirdness. Feb 19, 2007
chained_bear Me too. But I've heard some people say "BEEL zee bub," and thought it was weird. Then again, any time you say this word, it's already kind of weird. Feb 19, 2007
seanahan I always thought it would be pronounced "be-al-zuh-bub", although I don't think I've every said it. I would probably default to Freddie Mercury's pronunciation. Feb 18, 2007
sionnach bee-ell-zee-bub Feb 18, 2007
reesetee Bee-ELL-zih-bub for me. Feb 16, 2007
chained_bear So out of curiosity, how many people pronounce this word "bee-ell-zee-bub" vs. "beel-zee-bub"? Feb 16, 2007
sionnach For years, I used to pronounce this as 'beezle-bub' Feb 16, 2007