| 词源 |
creepmouse. “Here comes a little mouse/creeping up to ba- by’s house” is the rhyme often used in this familiar game played with infants. Most common in the South under the name creep- mouse, the game is played everywhere, the idea “to tickle babies to make them laugh by moving the fingers rapidly on their bodies as if a mouse was running over them.” The name creep- mouse is first recorded in 1899. |