verruca

Converse of object

• have: By contrast, 18 of 66 swimming club members of the same age who used communal showers had a verruca ( 27 % ).
• call: The commonest sites are the fingers and feet ( where they are called verrucas ) but any body site can be affected.
• get: When children share bathrooms that contain wart viruses, some of them will get verrucas, while others seem to be totally immune.
• treat: It is possible to buy over the counter products to treat verrucas, which slowly destroy the thickened skin.
• remove: The ingredients work together to break down and remove verrucas, warts, corns and calluses.

Modifies a noun

• treatment: That covers everything from in-growing toenails and verrucae treatments to complex sports injuries and foot pain.
• sock: From adult bibs and feeding aprons with sleeves to swimming jackets, hats and verruca socks.
• infection: Is it right to ascribe the huge difference in verruca infection ( 27 % versus 1 % ) to the public showers?