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n. (tiger moth English)
Usage examples of "tiger moths".
Men and women who were heroes to me had flown Tiger Moths and Gypsy Moths and Fox Moths from England all around the earth.
By the middle of the war, when pilots were short and regulations lax, I was test flying the Tiger Moths we had rebuilt after a crash as a regular thing.
When it arrived, she directed it to the Argus campus, where she retrieved her laptop and her research on tiger moths, and then had the cab bring her to Union Station.
There were cases filled with crimson tiger moths all aflame with color.
Harry had flown everything from Spitfires, Lancasters, and Hawker Hurricanes to the even more exotic aircraft of the biplane era - Tiger Moths and Sopwith Camels, the latter so named for the distinctive humpbacked outline of the fuselage and made famous by the flying exploits of Charles Schulz's Snoopy and the Red Baron.