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Meanings of have lice in English
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Usage of have lice in English
1
To have lice on your body, denotes that you will conduct yourself unpleasantly with your acquaintances.
2
Well, at least you don't have lice.
3
But this man had been crookbacked and hideous, and he looked as though he might have lice.
4
Some people say that chicks have lice on them when they are hatched, but this is not so.
5
Dr. Maudsley found his patient to be underweight and to have lice; otherwise she was physically healthy in every respect.
6
The rose bush may have lice or it may have a little green bug that jumps very quickly and so gets its name of leaf-hopper.
7
They were also 90% more likely to have lice and 70% more likely to have secretory STIs like chlamydia which can spread via bodily fluids.
8
We had lice, boils and blains, and flies-particularlyand perpetually, flies.
9
He particularly objected to my admitting that I had lice.
10
None of her three children has lice, though they have all had them in the past.
11
Even the ocean in Kiribati has lice.
12
The food stank, the girls had lice.
13
When Wayan first found Big and Little Ketut, they had n't eaten for days, had lice and parasites, the works.
14
He probably had lice which was a common affliction among rough sleepers given the lack of washing facilities on the streets.
15
"Do you have lice, little girl?" Mother asked me.
16
The officer knew the nasty things had lice, and with water at such a premium he didn't relish scrubbing his flesh with sand.