Associations to the word «Cootie»
Noun
- Ellington
- Bernie
- Trumpeter
- Louse
- Williams
- Trumpet
- Mercer
- Stark
- Couch
- Catcher
- Nance
- Monk
- Gillespie
- Saxophonist
- Bug
- Rex
- Herb
- Lucky
- Benny
- Goodman
- Neal
- Anderson
- Eddie
- Amber
- Angelo
- Concerto
- Orchestra
- Willie
- Toy
- Jazz
- Cat
- Roy
- Wash
- Trench
- Blues
- Milton
- Billy
- Stewart
- Duke
- Allen
- Johnny
- Johnson
- Jones
- Cook
- Fortune
- Recording
- Davis
- Band
- Brown
- Louis
- Credit
- Joe
- Death
- Game
- Harry
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Wiktionary
COOTIE, noun. (dated) (British Army military slang) A louse.
COOTIE, noun. (North America) (colloquial) A louse.
COOTIE, noun. (North America) (colloquial) (childish) (usually plural) Any germ or contaminant, real or imagined, especially from the opposite gender (for pre-pubescent children).
COOTIE, noun. (rare) A nest-building female American Coot (counterpart to cooter).
COOTIE, noun. (rare) A slang term for a sideswiper, a type of telegraph key.
COOTIE CATCHER, noun. (informal) A form of origami with fortunes written on the folds, used in children's fortune-telling games.
COOTIE CATCHERS, noun. Plural of cootie catcher
Dictionary definition
COOTIE, noun. A parasitic louse that infests the body of human beings.
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