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ig yellow animal Bird-Flight . . .
big yellow animal Among the creatures
about which questions are asked—in The
Cat’s Quizzer
Big War Characterization by the Chief
Yookero of the up-coming ultimate conflict
between the Yooks and the Zooks—in The
Butter Battle Book
Big Work Characterization of the Kingdom
of Binn’s application to “caring for the
mighty Dike Trees”—in The King’s Stilts
bike and bikes 1: Among the means of
conveyance (“go / by bike”) suggested for
departure—in Marvin K. Mooney Will You
Please Go Now! 2: Among the things the
boy narrator cites by name—in The Shape of
Me and Other Stuff 3: Vehicle “made for
three,” and to which Mike relates as both
rider and pusher—in One Fish Two Fish Red
Fish Blue Fish 4: Among the things cited as
associated with a state of being “up”—in
Great Day for Up See also: bicycle; Zike-
Bike
Bim Creature that (together with Ben)
relates to a segment of the presentation of
tongue-twisting texts—in Fox in Socks
bin, shin-pin Container used by Pinner
Blinn in which to carry his “Bin shinbone
pin” devices—in Oh Say Can You Say
Bingle Bug Among Thidwick’s antlerriding
creatures—in Thidwick the Big-Hearted
Moose
Binn, Kingdom of Realm that is the setting
of the story—in The King’s Stilts
Bipper One of the Fuddnuddler Brothers
—in Oh Say Can You Say
bipping Among the noise-making attempts
(together with “beeping” and “yapping” and
“yipping”) exerted by the Whos while trying
to make themselves heard—in Horton Hears
a Who!
Bippo-no-Bungus Creatures Gerald
McGrew fantasizes about capturing “a flock
of” from the Jungles of Hippo-no-Hungus
for McGrew Zoo—in If I Ran the Zoo
Bips Abbreviated form of reference, as
expressed by Gerald McGrew, to the creatures
called Bippo-no-Bungus—in If I Ran
the Zoo
bird and birds 1: Among the things particularly
cited and commented upon as features
of a story—in One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue
Fish 2: Among the creatures it is suggested
one “can think up”—in Oh, the Thinks You
Can Think! 3: Among the things King Yertle
declares have come, as his throne is progressively
elevated, within his domain—in
“Yertle the Turtle,” as part of Yertle the Turtle
and Other Stories 4: Animals “billions” of
which the narrator encountered within the
“frightful black tunnel” into which he fell
upon escaping from the Perilous Poozers—
in I Had Trouble in Getting to Solla Sollew
5: Animals central to the egg-quest missions
of Peter T. Hooper—in Scrambled Eggs Super!
6: Among the things (“The birds can peep.”)
the narrator says will not cause him to leave
his bed—in I Am NOT Going to Get Up Today!
7: Animal that is to be drawn and identified
by the volume’s purported author—in My
Book About Me See also: Biffer-Baum Birds;
Birthday Bird; Elephant-Bird; Zinn-a-zu
Birds
Bird-Flight Night-Sight Light, Bright
Dwight Device that it is said “might be
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