Local residents became accustomed to seeing Furbish on her walks. Mr. Furbish was Temporary and Permanent Chairman. Its current editor-in-chief is Dale S. Furbish. Over time, the Furby gradually replaces Furbish words and phrases with English. Furbish pursued a genteel education in painting and French literature. The regular edition's B-side "Wee-Tee-Wee-Tee" is sung in Japanese and Furbish. In 1908, Furbish decided to distribute her research and work. Furbish died at the age of 97 on December 6, 1931. "Pedicularis furbishiae" (Furbish lousewort) and "Aster cordifolius" L., var. "furbishiae". Furbish was an artist, but also a scientist, defying the societal norms of the time. "Furbish" is the Furbies' language, with simple syllables, short words, and various sounds.