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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a louse" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is generally used to refer to an irritating and annoying person. For example: "He's such a louse - he always takes things that don't belong to him."
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One of them is a louse.
Afterward, Timberlake was such a louse.
He was a louse of the lowest order, that Zahrey.
He was hurt: "You said I was a louse.
The boys would frequently have a louse race.
He was a louse, too, always broke, always in a panic to get some dough.
He has been recalled, at turns, as charming, deceitful, wise and a louse.
Leeuwenhoek had seen the eye of a bee and the nose of a louse.
She also says that he was a louse, but very attractive.
When the writer angrily called the driver a louse, he suddenly turned the taxi & drove downtown.
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It has been postulated that B. recurrentis is a louse-adapted variant of B. duttonii (5 ).
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