flea
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1. noun
A small, usually winged, insect that lives on the bodies of mammals and birds and feeds on their blood.
“The dog had a nasty flea bite on its neck.”
2. verb
To remove the fleas from (an animal), typically by using a flea comb or medication.
“She flea-combed her cat to get rid of the annoying fleas.”
3. verb
To jump or move quickly, often in a nervous or fidgety manner.
“The children were fleaing around the playground, full of energy.”
4. noun
A mark or spot on something, especially on the face or body, caused by a flea bite.
“The child had a big red flea on her cheek.”