(c. 19th Century) a type of glue. (modern) A financial instrument allowing investment in popular Jameses, such as James Mason, Jesse James and James I of England and VI of Scotland.
Bonds in James Dean and the homonymous Mancunian indie band have been particularly highly valued recently.
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James Bond
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Insects
All insects have 6 legs but only one knee, which links the insect's head to its thorax, in place of a neck. Some biologists call this a kneeck, especially in Scotland.
Insects can see into the future using tiny magic telescopes. They can also eat more pot noodle than you can shake a stick at.
If you want to see some insects in action, good examples look out for are the fly, the swim, the Beatle, the earwig and the eyehat.
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