Monkey Lice -- (mun-kee l'ice)

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Small burr-like sticker seed pods that stick to clothing, socks, etc. Typically found in fields of grasses and/or wild flowers in early summer. They are more of a nuisance than anything, and they can be difficult to remove.

Sentence Use: I knew I shouldn't have run through that grass. Now my socks are all full of monkey lice!