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Idiom

birds and bees

Meaning

Informal education about sex.

Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Examples

“My parents finally told me about the birds and the bees.”

“When the children started asking questions about where babies come from, their father decided it was time to explain the birds and the bees.”

“The school board debated whether parents or teachers should bear the responsibility of explaining the birds and the bees to young students.”

Examples

simple

“My parents finally told me about the birds and the bees.”

contextual

“When the children started asking questions about where babies come from, their father decided it was time to explain the birds and the bees.”

complex

“The school board debated whether parents or teachers should bear the responsibility of explaining the birds and the bees to young students.”

Origin

Derived from analogies of pollination and egglaying for sexual intercourse and ovulation respectively.

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