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  • noun Plural form of bendy.

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Examples

  • Boris Johnson makes the disaster of Ken Livingstone's scrapping of Routemaster busespictured above in favour of ridiculous, Continental-style "bendies" the flagship issue of his bid to become London Mayor.

    Of Busses and Brussels Peter Troy 2007

  • Boris Johnson makes the disaster of Ken Livingstone's scrapping of Routemaster busespictured above in favour of ridiculous, Continental-style "bendies" the flagship issue of his bid to become London Mayor.

    Archive 2007-09-01 Peter Troy 2007

  • He raped the Bullwinkle bendies, Big Joe the crime fighting German Sheperd, Action Jackson, several stuffed animals and the Rockem Sockem robots until he finally electrocuted himself trying to rape the Lite Bright.

    1ST LOOK: DENNIS QUAID IN ‘G.I. JOE’ 2008

  • Wise decision--I do not want to see double-deckers and bendies skating along the narrow London streets and I certainly don't want to be on any.

    The Official Diagnosis: beable 2009

  • If KL did such a great oil deal with his Venezuelan comrades, how come he don't siphon some off the beastly bendies & pass it over to the loyal regiment of Hackney Carriages?

    Smoking Guns and the Morality of Parliamentary Privilege 2008

  • Spent £7-8M developing a new bus, which on average will need 24 extra per route than the bendies.

    The Guardian World News 2010

  • Certainly some Londoners dislike bendies, but do they do so in sufficient numbers and with enough fervour to be happy about the cost of their replacement so far as we can tell what that will be?

    Blogposts | guardian.co.uk 2009

  • Monday morning will be the first real test for this flagship Mayoral policy, but whether it will be worth the reported £12 million scrapping the bendies could cost will take a longer time to judge.

    Londonist 2009

  • Certainly some Londoners dislike bendies, but do they do so in sufficient numbers and with enough fervour to be happy about the cost of their replacement so far as we can tell what that will be?

    Politics news, UK and world political comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2009

  • Rather than propitiating god by good works or asceticism, they are still at the stage of making sacrificial offerings of dead animals; in this case, these savages intend to stage a mass cull of defenceless bendies.

    The Yorkshire Ranter 2008

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