Crossword Clue: Worrisome subject of some school letters to parents
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- "___ Capades" ("South Park" episode)
- A pox on your locks
- Aphids
- Big nits
- Adult nits
- Bloodsucking parasites
- Book eaters
- Grade-school infestation
- Grade-schooler's woe
- Cause of head-scratching, perhaps
- Cause of much head-scratching
- Cause of some head scratching?
- Cause of some head scratching
- Cause of some head-scratching
- Causes of some head scratching
- Bothersome bugs
- Bothersome parasites
- Certain parasites
- Easily spread parasites
- Certain shampoo target
- Grown-up nits
- Fumigation targets, sometimes
- Elementary school epidemic
- Elementary school parasites
- Contemptible ones
- Hair grossness
- Hair parasites
- Hair scare
- Bugs that bring "ughs"
- Children's head pests
- Cooties
- Itch producers
- Itchy dog's woe
- Disgusting insects
- Hat-borne parasites
- Head case?
- Head dread
- Dog bane
- Head hunters' targets
- Head infestation
- Head insects
- Head parasites
- Head pests
- Dog pests
- Head residents?
- Dog problem
- Canine pests
- Canine problems
- Canine woe
- Dog's woe
- Heady pests
- Heady pests?
- Heady vermin
- Evil intent
- External parasites
- Infestation with them is called pediculosis
- Insects
- Some creepy-crawlies
- Outbreak creatures
- Some ectoparasites
- Some ectozoa
- Vermin
- Vermin that cause head-scratching
- Some parasites
- Plant pests
- Students may be searched for them in grade school
- Vile insects
- Wingless blood-suckers
- Wingless bloodsuckers
- Wingless bloodsucking parasites
- Wingless parasites
- Wingless pests
- Subject of a school nurse's inspection
- Subject of some notes sent home to parents by the school nurse
- Mature nits
- Plural of louse
- Parasites
- Parasitic bugs
- Parasitic insects sometimes found in hair
- Parasitic insects that suck
- Parasitic insects
- Parasitic pests
- Woe for Fido
- Little suckers
- Pooch pests
- Nasty infestation
- Nasty insects
- Reason to visit the school nurse
- Layers of nits
- Pediculicide's target
- One of the Ten Plagues
- Minute parasites
- Nit layers
- Nit-laying nuisances
- Nitpicker's target
- Nits, all grown up
- Nits, eventually
- Nits, in time
- Pests for a puppy
- Pests in one's hair
- Pests
- Pet parasites
- Pet peeves?
- Pet pests
- Pet problem
- More than one louse
- Sow bugs
- They cause head-scratching?
- They cause head scratching
- They lay nits
- They might make you scratch your head
- Scalp misery
- Scalp parasites
- Ugh bugs
- Worrisome subject of some school letters to parents
- School nurse's bane
- What dog shampoo might remove
- Target of a head hunter
- Targets of a pediculicide
- Small insects
- Small parasites
- Tiny biting insects
- Unwanted scalp dwellers
- Small suckers
- Tiny insects
- Tiny parasites that sometimes get into hair
- Tiny parasites
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- Washington Post - Nov. 1, 2016
