infest - use in sentences

Object

• shark: Teams had to use milk crates and boards to cross shark infested waters.

• pasture: Stock forced to graze on heavily infested pastures may suffer skin eruptions about the mouth.

• river: Perhaps they will have to cross a crocodile infested river, find pirate's treasure or swim with a seahorse.

• crop: Return to listing Cabbage aphids are green-grey with a white, waxy coating which infest cruciferous crops.

• wood: Yeah, the subterranean live in the ground and infest wood from their ground bases, so they are not a problem on boats.

• water: In 1879 he was awarded the Royal Humane bronze medal for diving into shark infested waters to rescue a member of his crew.

Preposition: with

• memes: A person, says Dennett, is a certain sort of ape infested with memes.

• cockroach: I slept on a plank that was infested with cockroaches.

• vermin: Their was no fresh food and cabins could be infested with vermin.

• maggot: Found wandering in the woods with wounds infested with maggots.

• flea: The cloth was infested with the rat fleas now known to be responsible for the spread of the disease.

• louse: Everyone who worked in the tunnel must have been infested with lice.

Subject

• bandit: One was safe and the others infested by bad bandits.

Preposition: by

• bandit: One was safe and the others infested by bad bandits.

Modifying Another Word

• heavily: In 1996, nearly half of about two million acres of Bt cotton planted in the United States became heavily infested.

• badly: Laying badly infested land down to grass will crowd out the weed.

• often: Controlling pests Plants are often infested soon after being planted out and, if unchecked, foliage and flowers can become unsightly.

• much: The river is deep, 80 yards wide, and much infested with crocodiles.

• so: Less than 1/16 th of the field was so infested.

• also: The cowpea crops were also infested by pod borers.