Louse used in a sentence

Louse in a sentence as a noun

But left alone, it hatches into a louse.

Freud replied: A louse on my head sees no further than I do.

But if a couple of people in a community each have a louse or two, they breed.

Yeah, but it's kind of cheating because it goes through "louse" which is the singular of lice.

You can probably survive a louse or two quite easily.

Europeans pronounce it the right way "Nick-louse Veert", but Americans mangle it into "Nickel's Worth.

A lot of American politics seems to be about convincing you to stay home because your candidate is a louse.

I've never seen a bedbug, but the first is an ant, the second probably some type of wasp, the third a louse, don't know the fourth, and the fifth is a tick.

And we joked how the operators of twitter had like a couple servers and some louse PHP scripts to glue it all together, it was just so laughable from the outset.

We might easily hypothesize an illness spread by one kind of louse, whereby the head lice versus the body lice is the deciding factor to produce the selective brain outcome in the same time span.