Converse of object

• catch: Later admitted failing to visit Victoria's home for fear of catching scabies.

• treat: You can buy lotions to treat scabies over the counter at the chemist.

• have: She might have selected a working party or found out which prisoners had scabies or some lesser skin disease.

• diagnose: Diagnosis and treatment A doctor can often diagnose scabies by giving you a physical examination and taking your medical history.

• cause: Sarcoptic Mange is caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei, which also causes human scabies.

• resemble: Any part of the skin could be affected, producing a condition resembling scabies.

Preposition: in

• human: Te Tree antiseptic cream is commonly used in Australia for the treatment of scabies in humans.

Adjective modifier

• Norwegian: In Norwegian scabies large numbers of mites exist in exfoliating scales.

Modifies a noun

• mite: You need to use a lotion or cream which kills the scabies mites.

• treatment: It is very unusual for scabies treatments not to work.

• infestation: Scabies Infestation of the skin by a parasitic mite.

• infection: Nurses working in prisons and nursing homes, for example, need to be aware of the possibility of scabies infection.

• policy: In response to the outbreaks of scabies, the district scabies policy has been widely circulated to all nursing and residential homes and GPs.

Noun used with modifier

• rat: Rat Scabies drummed on the debut and only LP so that might explain why you saw them with The Damned.