fleawood
/ˈfliː.ʊ.ʊd/Definitions
1. noun
A wooded area infested with fleas, typically as a result of animal or human habitation.
“The park ranger warned the campers about the nearby fleawood area and advised them to take precautions against tick and flea bites.”
2. noun
A region or area with a high concentration of fleas or flea-borne diseases.
“The region was declared a fleawood zone due to the high incidence of bubonic plague among the local rodent population.”