Third onerous agonizing Newt

India : Hindi : Grandma's hair

In Dutch: sugar spider

I think Fairy Floss is valid, but France has just lost its damned mind

I'm British and I have never heard it called "Fairy Floss"

I'm British and I've NEVER heard it called Fairy Floss... we call it Candy Floss

We Brits actually call it Candy Floss, not Faury Floss.

Barbe á papa

In Afrikaans it's called ghost breath

Its just called spun sugar in Norwegian..

Afrikaans: Spookasem = "Ghost's breath"

In Arabic it’s called shaar el banat which means girls hair but in Egypt we like to be special and call it ghazl el banat which means flirting with girls ????‍????‍

In dhivehi (Maldives) it's called cotton lolly so I'm guessing we are on the approved list XD