LICE

Head parasites

• ___ Capades (South Park episode)

• The Little Green Ones, to H.C. Andersen

• A pox on your locks

• Adult nits

• Aphids

• Beggar's-___ (prickly plant)

• Beggar's-___ (sticky seeds)

• Bloodsucking parasites

• Bothersome parasites

• Canine pests

• Case for a vet

• Cause of head-scratching, perhaps

• Cause of some head scratching

• Children's head pests

• Contemptible types

• Cooties

• Disgusting insects

• Dog bane

• Dog pests

• Dog problem

• Dog woe

• External parasites

• Fully grown nits

• Fumigation targets, sometimes

• Grade-schooler's woe

• Grown nits

• Hair grossness

• Hair scare

• Hair-y pests

• Head ___

• Head case?

• Head dread

• Head hunters?

• Head hunters' targets

• Head infestation

• Head residents?

• Head trouble

• Head-hunter's prey?

• Human parasites

• Infestation with them is called pediculosis

• Itch producers

• Layers of nits

• Little parasites

• Little suckers

• Mature nits

• Nasty insects

• Nit layers

• Nitpicker's target

• Nits to pick

• Nits, eventually

• Obnoxious types

• One of the Ten Plagues

• Outbreak creatures

• Parasites

• Parasites on people

• Parasites that disturb dogs

• Parasitic bugs

• Parasitic insects

• Parasitic pests

• Pediculicide's target

• Pet pests

• Pet problem

• Plant ___ (aphids)

• Plant pests

• Plural of louse

• Pooch parasites

• Pooch pests

• Reason to visit the school nurse

• Scalp misery

• Small insects

• Small parasites

• Small suckers

• Some creepy-crawlies

• Some ectoparasites

• Some ectozoa

• Some parasites

• Students may be searched for them in grade school

• They cause head scratching

• They lay nits

• Tiny biting insects

• Tiny insects

• Tiny parasites

• Trouble with dirty locks

• Ugh bugs

• Vermin

• Vile insects

• Wingless blood-suckers

• Wingless parasites

• Wingless suckers

• Woe for Fido