Cheburashka rig
Cheburashka rig noun: an articulated fishing rig consisting of a round, weighted ball with a removable wire clip that connects to a hook and a soft plastic lure.
Noun
Cheburashka rig (plural Cheburashka rigs)
- An articulated fishing rig consisting of a round, weighted ball with a removable wire clip that connects to a hook and a soft plastic lure.
- Synonyms:
- chebu rig
Synonyms of Cheburashka rig
- chebu rig
Forms of Cheburashka rig
| plural | Cheburashka rigs |
|---|---|
| alternative form | cheb |
Origin of Cheburashka rig
Named after Russian Чебурашка (Čeburaška), the name of a famous Soviet literary and animated character created by Eduard Uspensky in 1965. The character's name is derived from the Russian colloquial verb чебурахнуться (čeburaxnutʹsja, “"to tumble" or "to fall over”). In the story, the character is named after he repeatedly tumbles off a table due to his numb paws. The fishing rig is named for the weight's resemblance to the character's head—a round, ball-like shape featuring two protruding metal eyelets that evoke the character’s iconic large, circular ears.
Questions about Cheburashka rig
- What does Cheburashka rig mean?
- Cheburashka rig means an articulated fishing rig consisting of a round, weighted ball with a removable wire clip that connects to a hook and a soft plastic lure.
- What part of speech is Cheburashka rig?
- Cheburashka rig is a noun.
- What is the plural of Cheburashka rig?
- The plural of Cheburashka rig is Cheburashka rigs.
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