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delousing
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delousing
[dēlou′sing]
Etymology: L, de, from; AS, lus
ridding a person or object of an infestation of lice.


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FAMILIES interested in World War One can delouse a soldier, take part in a battle and explore cuisine of the time.
Memories of WWI by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
23rd: Now that fall is here, worm, wash, delouse, shave, trim hooves and clip around udders of your goats all at the same time (well, at least in sequence).
Poor Will's Countryside almanack for autumn 2008 by Felker, W.L. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
The third and best goal of the game came when a flowing passing move from the back, through midfield and into the heart of the Park defence, finished with Al Delouse firing into the open net.
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