Lice is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LICE in dictionary:

VERB:
• spoil or ruin something
• remove lice from.
NOUN:
• LOUSE, a parasitic insect
• pl. of Louse.
• either of two small wingless parasitic insects that live on the skin of mammals and birds.
• a contemptible or unpleasant person.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of louse

Words related to LICE

louse5

Words that contain LICE

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How to use LICE in a sentence

• Why can he not make lice, or anything else out of the dust of the ground, without those means? I can give no reason, nor any one else either.
• It is particularly useful for plant lice in the summer.
• Baths of late had been very few and consequently the men suffered considerably from lice.
• Some people say that chicks have lice on them when they are hatched, but this is not so.
• When the herd is found to be badly infested with lice all bedding should be burned and loose boards and partitions torn out.
• This will fix the lice, but will not kill the eggs.
• Treat the mother hens most thoroughly, substituting Pratts Lice Salve for the ointment.
• The Moon Was eating lice from the hair of the Sun, and the Morning Star was watching at night.
• Following these misfortunes, he became lame, and was so tormented with lice that he could not get them removed until he burned two suits of clothes.
• I’d have to go looking for this pair of lice with my gun in my left.
• We found the governor one day taking lice for his lunch.
• The insect-borne diseases in the Western Europe war zone are, as far as we know, carried by flies, lice and mosquitoes.
• The eggs hatch out quickly so that when a man once becomes infected the lice multiply with great rapidity.
• For typhus to get a grip on an army means that there must be at least one case of the disease, and there must be lice on the case.
• His first business was to clean himself of the lice which he had never been able to get thoroughly rid of after visiting a halting station.
• In another, he had a great many little horns full of fleas and lice, which he borrowed from the beggars of St.
• All were fearfully dirty and covered with sores and lice.
• You are not sheep, nor rabbits, nor beetles, nor lice.
• Lice, beetles and, on one occasion, a live lizard have been found in the bags arriving from Cuba.
• The other ends, which are a little pointed, will spread out or open like the sticks of a fan, by which means they can beat up the quarters of an hundred lice at a time.

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