June bug

Customers present themselves "on the night of the most June bugs."

Perhaps a large June bug or could it be a bat?

Like all the June bugs who knew their number was up came here last night to die."

Many June bugs die after becoming exposed to light for too long.

It is better to be a young June bug than an old bird of paradise.

He tossed his paper towel into the bag after the last June bug corpse.

She jumped on that like a duck on a June bug.

"He's certainly a June bug, that one," he said as he put the phone down.

"Do you think 1 enjoy handling dead June bugs?

One of its precursors, the June Bug, had already broken records.

"Happy as a June bug in a flower patch.

He also said that the perpetrator's alias was June Bug.

We'd have given ourselves away and they'd be on us like a duck on a June bug."

The June bug epidemic serves as a classic example of hysterical contagion.

The problem is that several unrelated species are all referred to as "June Bugs" by local people.

A June bug, momentarily paralyzed by the light, came to its senses and scampered for cover.

"You're jumpier than a June bug on hot concrete."

You've got no more sense than a June bug, Missy."

My howl of pain was short-lived, because I hit the floor like a chicken on a June bug.

It'll bring the Yankees down on us like a duck on a June bug.

While he was gone, she dared to look back at the window, hoping that she had exaggerated the quantity of June bugs.

Moths and June bugs swarmed around the patio lights.

The Secret Six were here, there and everywhere, like so many malignant June bugs.

He clung there like a June bug on a car, plastered to the canopy by the force of the catapult shot and the wind.

June bugs flickered all around, and music notes floated from inside, sounding like a violin, only a lot sadder.