Did you mayhaps mean live?
Examples
“Trimmed birds that were allowed to regrow their overhangs ‘caused an immediate reduction in lice’ (p. 815).”
“Unlike the itch parasite (of scabies), the habitat and breeding-ground of these lice is not the body but the clothing.”
“Dona – Yamana, Chile: to take lice from a person’s head and squash between one’s teeth.”
Weird And Wonderful Foreign Phrases … That Just Don’t Translate | Impact Lab
“Trout lice, which is a kind of a worm, in shape like a”
“It is only a case of lice, which is exceedingly common throughout the world.”
“This was a bad man, and an American doctor going through his hair looking for lice, which is how that looked to me, I mean it doesn't get perhaps more degrading than that.”
“R.N. Mall in Pakistan wrote, "We learned during the Health Education Program that in some villages the seeds are crushed and the oil is being used against head lice, which is quite effective.”
“_R_ he invariably sounds like _l_, so that the word "rice" he pronounces "lice" -- a bit of information which may prevent an unpleasant apprehension when you come to employ a Chinese cook.”
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 23, February, 1873
“The walrus is also troubled with lice, which is not the case, so far as I know, with any kind of seal.”
The Voyage of the Vega round Asia and Europe, Volume I and Volume II
“Possibly worse off than their children who have the lice are their parents, who then need to wash their laundry, bedding, stuffed animals and "check their child's hair every day,”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘lice’.
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[Open] “What’s that on your head?”
Headgear: “anything worn on the head” (that isn’t part of the head). Hats are fine, but for a more detailed, wider selection of fashionable hats in all colors and sizes, please see Reese Tee’s li...
goggles, wig, headdress, cap, hackamore, halter, bridle, beanie, turban, hat, crown, chapeau and 126 more...
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EN - pronunciation fun
All words of the poem
The Chaos
by Gerard Nolst Trenité
Dearest creature in creation,
Study English pronunciation.
I will teach you in my verse <...abyss, ache, actual, advice, aerie, age, ague, aisles, alas, alien, alive, allowed and 406 more...
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Itchy
wool, cat dander, ragweed, poison ivy, dust mite, poison oak, nettles, pollen, mosquito bite, chigger, dog dander, pet dander and 39 more...
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Morbid Curiosity: Words You Should Be...
This has the potential to be the scariest list on Wordie.
merkin, meat, shingles, vomit, goiter, incision, abattoir, erysipelas, ebola, maggot, blood, episiotomy and 51 more...
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Gifts I do not wish to receive
single glove, single sock, rubber chainsaw, subscription to i..., submarine screen ..., rubber chicken soup, swine flu, burnt offering, stage whisper, stone treadmill, 22-volume paperba..., tortoiseshell win... and 61 more...
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ChortleGiggleSnort
Significant Words- Guiding you on your path to Snazzibility
flimsy, feeble, ranting, ramble, narky, snazzy, yoghurt, bulbous, pustule, globulous, geranium, megalomaniac and 521 more...
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ulyssean
... as in "by James Joyce"
stately, plump, aloft, gurgling, untonsured, chrysostomos, jowl, parapet, jesuit, indigestion, scutter, noserag and 688 more...
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jmjarmstrong's list
Words that I used to know.
geloscopy, hunker, willy nilly, harum scarum, whacko, meh, nork, misunderestimate, atrabiliousness, luftmensch, auxanometer, hyperhedonia and 1948 more...
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English Two – Summer 2009: Weekly Words
Words that were posted on our English Two blog.
The semester and the course are over now, so this list can be considered finalized.salient, ersatz, purloin, trollop, blitz, dwelling, ample, to get the ax, draconian, madeupical, eerie, gunslinger and 58 more...
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palabras que suenan como homónimo, pe...
los palabras cual suenan equal, pero es differente.
lake, leg, eyes, ice, woke, walk, lice, lies, sleep, sweep, run, wrong and 4 more...
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texviany's Words
dignitary, pugnacious, tantrum, wallow, stupify, ubiquitous, larceny, crag, crag, pinhole, lice, taint and 87 more...
Tweets
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jmjarmstrong JM doesn’t believe everything he hears about fleas and ticks – it’s all lice. May 25, 2011