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bicho-de-pé Larval mite that sucks the blood of vertebrates including human beings causing intense irritation.
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I'd probably end up with chigger bites up the wazoo thanks to his latest stunt.
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She's from the South, you know, and they have a bug down there called a chigger.
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His skin was covered with the bumps of mosquito and chigger bites, some new, mostly old.
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A chigger would starve to death out here.
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Then she sat on him for several minutes, scratching at the chigger bites on his wet ankles.
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Cut it out, chigger-head.
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I caught a chigger on its way up my pant leg, heading for my balls; I felt proud to have rescued them.
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No bites from the chiggers or flies or midges or mites.
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Mosquitoes and chiggers pounced and burrowed into my arms and legs.
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I voiced the words: "Councilman Chigger." My indignation washed away with laughter.
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It has ticks; chiggers and nats all open fur biz at one and the same time.
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I think there's chiggers under here.
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Midges and chiggers feasted upon him.
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'This type of chigger whose larvae are gnawing everyone's flesh?
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Bill led them up the dry bank and back into the heavy shrubbery, where bugs whirred and chiggers chigged.
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The chiggers gave exquisite torment.