Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Crabtree & evelyn

👉 "Crabtree and Evelyn" is an English nursery rhyme with a twist. It translates to "Crayon tree and Eves' little girl." The rhyme begins with crays, which are crayons, and then proceeds with Eves (a female name), who was a big fan of the crayon tree, to get her interest in drawing. The reference to an eves' little girl is meant to suggest that the crayon tree has a deep connection to the female child, perhaps suggesting a sense of imagination or creativity in children's play.

Crabtree & Evelyn

👉 "Crabtree & Evelyn, a couple with their favorite crab, are on their way to get married. But when they arrive at the courthouse, the clerk is a bit confused as he tries to count them. He starts counting up all of the couples and finds that there's only one person who is correct - it's Crabtree & Evelyn."

"Hey, kids! I just got this really great idea for my new book about the best ways to get ahead in life. It'll be called 'Crabtree & Evelyn' and it will teach you how to become rich by being a crab. Sound good? Good luck with that."