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    The larval state of a butterfly or any lepidopterous insect;sometimes, but less commonly, the larval state of other insects, asthe sawflies, which are also called false caterpillars. The truecaterpillars have three pairs of true legs, and several pairs ofabdominal fleshy legs (prolegs) armed with hooks. Some are hairy,others naked. They usually feed on leaves, fruit, and succulentvegetables, being often very destructive, Many of them are popularlycalled worms, as the cutworm, cankerworm, army worm, cotton worm,silkworm.

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      A unibrow.

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        A closet homosexual that will someday break out of his cacoon and be a beautiful butterfly.

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          Sex in a sleeping bag, because it looks like a caterpillar.

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            1: A insect that eats leaves and Eventually morphs into a Butterfly ot a Moth
            2: A company that makes Construction equipment. Known in the early years of it's history for making Crawler tractors, Or [bulldozers]. That is why Bulldozers are somtimes referred to as Cats
            Caterpiller started in 1925 after the merger of Holt and Best, Crawer tractor companys that were strong competitors.
            In the 1930's, Caterpillar was the first company in the US to use the Diesel engine in tractors, Demonstrating their economy and power compared to Gas engines. Caterpillar also started using Yellow paint in 1931, as this increased visibility of the tractor on roads (Try seeing a Grey Tractor at night!)
            The Crawler tractors started out as agriculteral Tractors, Then in the 1940's Cat started adding blades to their tractors, Creating the first manufactured Bulldozers (Bulldozers before were attachments that were usually homemade). They were used everywere, Including in WW2.
            Caterpillar Now has a major line of Construction Machinery, and is more often then not, referred to as Cat. Caterpillar is considered the undisputed Bulldozer King.

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              A term used to describe the way marijuana looks after it is unwrapped when you screw up rolling a joint. The marijuana without the paper, ends up looking like a green caterpillar.

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                opium. probably a reference to Alice In Wonderland. users become caterpillars crawling to the pipe. eventually they go into their cocoon and seldom leave their room. in time they become butterflies and fly to heaven.

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                  Usually seen on tourist beaches. Its when pubic hair peeks out of either side of a bikini bottom on an unkempt woman.

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                    Long and wide sized cocaine line. Also may be known as a cati on the streets.

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                      When your girlfriend is mad at you so she takes all the [blankets] and [systematically] wraps herself up like a [caterpillar]. This, preventing you from having any blankets... so you have have to sleep in the cold.

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