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Often used in the same context:
ixodes scapularis,
creep,
nudge,
tock,
ixodes,
push,
chew,
cringe,
twitch,
tic,
bite,
rocky mountain spotted fever,
bug,
tickler file,
ectoparasites,
borrelia,
checklist,
dot,
prickle,
hive,
snip,
nibble,
blowfly,
checkbox,
comb,
rub,
heuristic,
rattle,
botfly,
whisker,
drift,
frass,
chigger,
grackle,
squirm,
toey,
redback,
pesty,
fleas,
borrelia burgdorferi,
nest,
turnstone,
woolly bear,
palps,
taper,
lubber,
jot,
quoll,
claw,
drive,
jackrabbit,
bark,
buzzard,
lop,
babesia,
weirds,
downtick,
demodex,
insect,
frontwards,
lungworm,
carpenter bee,
scrub,
parse,
whittle,
burrow,
ant,
chirrup,
bounce,
hover,
kleenex,
flitter,
treeing,
grizzles,
magpie,
giblet,
checkmark,
litterbox,
drop,
tingle,
winkle,
wasp,
birdcall,
stringybark,
scarry,
climb,
louse,
fox,
ping,
salivation,
drongo,
crow,
scats,
bluebird,
forest tent caterpillar,
trug,
catbird,
hiss,
adders,
sign,
anaplasmosis,
ticks,
flea,
frog,
pop,
spider,
cuckoo,
floating,
grasshoppers,
poke,
robin,
scrape,
swing,
tattoo,
ticking,
bat,
bee,
bell,
mite,
arthropod,
tsetse,
nematode,
sandfly,
anopheline,
locust,
termite,
aphid,
lizard,
rodent,
bacteria,
canary,
check,
effect,
hatching
More specific:
argasid,
hard tick,
ixodid,
soft tick,
ticktock,
tictac,
tocktact
Appears in the definition of:
acarine,
american dog tick,
argasid,
black-legged tick,
bos indicus,
boutonneuse fever,
brahma,
brahman,
brahmin,
crimea-congo hemorrhagic fever,
deer tick,
dermacentor variabilis,
desmodium,
dusky-footed woodrat,
genus desmodium,
indian tick fever,
ixodes dammini,
ixodes neotomae,
ixodes scapularis,
kenya fever,
lyme arthritis,
lyme disease,
marseilles fever,
neotoma fuscipes,
piroplasm,
soft tick,
texas fever,
tick off,
up-tick,
wood tick
More general:
acarine,
go,
mattress,
run up,
sew,
sew together,
sound,
stitch
Synonyms:
beat,
click,
retick,
ticking,
ticktack,
ticktock
Also try:
— Adjectives for tick:
infected,
female,
brown,
american,
common,
little,
next,
single,
loud,
small,
soft,
more...
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