Doodlebug

He was too restless to sit still and started to doodlebug around the house.

The farmer used a doodlebug to protect his crops from pests.

I put a doodlebug near the pond to catch the mosquitoes that were bothering us.

The museum curator had a doodlebug on display as an example of an old-fashioned insect trap.

My grandmother used to use a doodlebug to catch the flies in her kitchen.

The doodlebug in the garden trap caught a large number of ants.

The pet owner used a doodlebug to catch fleas on their dog.

I set up a doodlebug in the garden to catch the pests destroying my vegetables.

The exterminator recommended using doodlebug traps to get rid of the ants in the house.

The kids were fascinated by the doodlebug trap and wanted to learn how to make one.

The farmer set up a doodlebug trap to capture the pests that were eating his crops.

The nature guide pointed out the doodlebug trap that was built into the ground by an ant colony.

The old railway museum displayed a vintage doodlebug.

My great-grandfather used to work as a conductor on a doodlebug train.

The museum had a beautifully restored doodlebug on display.

The historical society restored a doodlebug as a tribute to the town's railway history.

The children waved to the passengers on the doodlebug as it passed by their house.

The doodlebug pulled into the station, announcing its arrival with a loud whistle.

The museum curator explained how the doodlebug revolutionized rural transportation in the early 1900s.

The engineer expertly maneuvered the doodlebug along the narrow tracks.

The locomotive enthusiasts gathered to watch the doodlebug race against a steam engine.

The movie depicted the excitement and danger of riding a doodlebug in the early days of rail travel.

The engineer drove the doodlebug through the narrow mountain pass.

The doodlebug was a key part of the transportation infrastructure in many small towns.

The farmer parked his tractor next to the abandoned doodlebug.

The doodlebug was a simple and reliable mode of transportation for many communities.

The doodlebug was a common sight in rural areas in the early 1900s.

The old photograph showed a group of people standing in front of a doodlebug locomotive.

The local historical society had a collection of artifacts related to the doodlebug trains.

The abandoned doodlebug sat rusting in the overgrown field.

The railroad company phased out the doodlebug trains in favor of more modern locomotives.

She likes to doodlebug while waiting for the doctor in the waiting room.

She absentmindedly began to doodlebug on the back of the receipt while she waited for her coffee.

The students often doodlebug in their textbooks during lectures.

The artist liked to doodlebug on any scrap of paper he could find, even napkins at restaurants.

She likes to relax and doodlebug while she talks on the phone.

The child was bored during the car ride and began to doodlebug on the window with their finger.

The toddler loves to doodlebug on any piece of paper he can find.

I like to doodlebug during class when I get bored.

She liked to doodlebug in her journal when she was feeling anxious or stressed.

He couldn't focus on the lecture and started to doodlebug on the margins of his notebook.

She couldn't focus on the TV show and began to doodlebug on a piece of scrap paper.

He couldn't wait for the meeting to be over and began to doodlebug on the agenda.

She liked to doodlebug through the library, browsing for new books.

The kids loved to doodlebug through the park on sunny afternoons.

The child loved to doodlebug through the garden, looking for bugs.

I was bored at work and started to doodlebug around the office.

He had nothing to do, so he decided to doodlebug along the beach.

The welder applied the doodlebug technique to join the two metal pieces seamlessly.

The technician used a doodlebug to weld the fuselage of the plane.