nit

Converse of object

• pick: The pair sat for hours in Knowsley Safari Park, picking nits out of each other's hair.
• call: They lay eggs, called nits, which they stick to the shafts of your hair with a very strong glue.
• find: You can work out when the lice first moved in by judging how many centimeters from the scalp you find the nits.
• have: Which is not to say that I don't have some nits to pick.
• get: If your children get nits, what kind of treatment do you reach for first?
• remove: These combs resemble those used up to the present day for removing nits from the hair.

Adjective modifier

• few: Just a few nits on a couple of the things in this piece. tar.. .
• minor: Other than those minor nits - well done, David!
• mere: You have termed the claim of influence by " The Bellero Shield " a " mere nit " elsewhere.
• little: The Word verification is a little nit picky with blogspot.
• other: One other nit: Michael wrote that Windows has an 8-year lead on Linux.
• small: The combs 33 teeth remove and destroy even the very smallest nits without pulling, cutting or hurting the hair.

Modifies a noun

• picking: Enough " nit picking " , I shall leave others to make comments on other differences.
• comb: I am using a nit comb to get all the lose fur out.
• pick: Yesterday you decided to nit pick on a lot of things ie ' funny faces ' ring a bell?
• nurse: It is a relatively uneventful school day which is abruptly interrupted by the arrival of the " nit nurse " .
• picker: But the solution is not to go to the other extreme and become nit pickers, pointing out every little sin.
• treatment: Simply apply a nit treatment such as Nitty Gritty nit solution and comb through.

Noun used with modifier

u: Nursery u nits 11 infant and primary schools in Medway have attached nursery classes providing nursery education for three and four year-olds.