Dumbo
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- proper noun
- /ˈdʌmboʊ/
- Baby Talk
- And here comes Dumbo.
- Dumbo flies
- Dumbo the elephant
- the Dumbo movie
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Watch on YouTubeThe movie Dumbo, when was the last time you've seen that?
- The movie Dumbo, when was the last time you've seen that?
- There's Gloria, there's Dumbo, there's there's Kazooie.
- There's the mother going up in a fire and then I was taken to see Dumbo and Dumbo.
- She starts crying while showing us the dump to like, let us know how moved she is by the Dumbo trailer.
Examples
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The movie Dumbo, when was the last time you've seen that?
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Dumbo the elephant, with the big ears.
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BOY 1: Come on, I want to see Dumbo!
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Just before my father left when I was seven, he took me to see Dumbo.
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Aw gee, Dumbo, I think your ears are beautiful!
Blog text (24) -
"Dumbo, you flew!
Fiction book (1999) -
Earlier this year, Part I of New Fantasyland opened in the form of Storybook Circus, including a new and relocated Dumbo ride.
Blog text (9) -
In the animated film Dumbo, a baby elephant with enormous ears learns to fly.
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Many children love watching the adventures of Dumbo and his friends.
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The story of Dumbo teaches us about believing in ourselves and embracing our differences.
Idioms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dumbo was created as the name of a baby elephant with very large ears in a children's story. It sounds like the word dumb, which can mean 'not able to speak' or 'foolish', so the name shows how others first saw him. That's why Dumbo is easy to remember: a mocked little elephant becomes brave and special when he uses his big ears to fly.