The nursery rhyme "Itsy
Bitsy Spider," (also known as Incy, Wincy Spider) is a popular children's nursery rhyme.
BIKINI babes never fail to make news in India and the latest one hitting the headlines for sporting the itsy-
bitsy swimsuit is our very own Nargis Fakhri.
I SEE the guy who wrote Itsy
Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini has died.
Itsy
Bitsy Spider (Duck Duck Moose): For those times when keeping your toddler from melting down on public transportation is more important than protecting your iPhone.
BusinessQuest has hired a full-time IT director, Elizabeth Smith, who goes by the nickname of
Bitsy.
Bitsy has established policies and standards for BusinessQuest contractors that must be followed.
Con,
Bitsy and their clique of friends are the mean kids.
Bold front: Naomi's itsy
bitsy bikini steals show in Milan yesterday; Bum wrap: The model flashes her famous derriere
Songwriter Paul Vance, who earned pop culture immortality with the 1960 hit song about a bashful bather, Itsy
Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini, has died in the US.
Older readers may remember Brian Hyland's hit of 1960, Itsy
Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini.
Bitsy, one of the chosen four, has decided to confront Camilla, a classmate who is constantly being ridiculed.
After the hugs and tours, Bubba and Beau crawl off with cousin Arlene and
Bitsy to play in the squishy mud.
"The Itsy
Bitsy Spider." I know so many little ones who are always singing that song.
(For instance, a sorority sister whom Robbins calls
Bitsy, describing her as the "Jedi Master of nether-region rings," regales her friends as follows: "So I didn't get my clit pierced.
Itsy
bitsy, yes, but the ultra-trendy 60-year-old spares us the polka dots and opts for floral prints, crochet and simply super-sheeny numbers.
Inspired by the popular Sundance Film Festival, Park City, Utah, teacher
Bitsy Beall gets grade 6-8 students at Treasure Mountain Middle School excited about writing with an annual script-writing contest, the Christian Science Monitor reports.
