- by anglers.
Anglers and
fishing bait
shops often refer to the
larvae as "
waxies". They are used for
catching some
varieties of panfish,
members of the sunfish...
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Waxies'
Dargle "The
Waxies' Dargle" is a
traditional Irish folk song
about two
Dublin "aul' wans"...
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waxy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Waxy may
refer to: a
substance related to wax
colloquially for a
waxworm (particularly used by anglers)
Waxy...
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believed to have
originated in the late 1980s at a
Dublin pub
called The
Waxies Dargle. The pub,
situated near the
bustling Rotunda Hospital, was run by...
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Waxy flexibility is one of the
twelve symptoms that can lead to the
diagnosis of catatonia. It is a
psychomotor symptom that
results in a
decreased response...
- rice (Oryza
sativa var. glutinosa; also
called sticky rice,
sweet rice or
waxy rice) is a type of rice
grown mainly in
Southeast Asia and the northeastern...
- tan individuals. In botany,
plant cuticles are protective, hydrophobic,
waxy coverings produced by the
epidermal cells of leaves,
young shoots and all...
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Waxy corn or
glutinous corn is a type of
field corn
characterized by its
sticky texture when
cooked as a
result of
larger amounts of amylopectin. The corn...
- 20th century,
Irishtown was the
location of the
Waxies' Dargle, an
annual outing by
Dublin cobblers ("
waxies"),
which a well-known folk song recalls. Irishtown...
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emptied the
entire contents of his wine
cellar into the river. The folk song
Waxies'
Dargle makes an
indirect reference to the river. Non-religious holidays...
