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Latest post Tue, Oct 21 2003 8:47 AM by vineetbhati. 1 replies.
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vineetbhati  +  11252 Tue, 21 Oct 03 08:47 AM
what is collective noun for group of lice ?
vineetbhati
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A group of lice is called a 'colony' or an 'infestation.' Of course, you could always just say 'group' if the situation doesn't require technical language. You can also just say 'lice' if used non-technically because it is already the plural of 'louse.'
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