Bug and Prospect

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Bug verb - To disturb the peace of mind of (someone) especially by repeated disagreeable acts.

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Prospect and bug are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prospect" instead a verb "Bug".

Prospect verb - To go into or range over for purposes of discovery.

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Bug and prospect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bug" instead a verb "Prospect".

old	old bug	old prospect
good	good bug	good prospect
rare	rare bug	rare prospect
similar	similar bug	similar prospect
Other adjectives: obvious, nasty, real, great, little, young, amusing, interesting, famous, new, fatal.

Inverted also in the same episode when, at the barbecue, Fry gladly accepts Thorax, feelers and legs of a giant bug, but is disgusted at the prospect of eating a salad.

Source: Alien Lunch
I'm a Humanitarian: One of the more disturbing aspects of the Plated Folk's culture, and why their Bug War is such a frightening prospect — they generally don't take prisoners, and don't distinguish between military and civilians.

Source: Literature / Spellsinger

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