Associations to the word «Infest»
Noun
- Louse
- Mite
- Pest
- Flea
- Parasite
- Roach
- Beetle
- Robber
- Insect
- Larva
- Grub
- Swarm
- Tick
- Bandit
- Horde
- Rodent
- Worm
- Plunder
- Sugarcane
- Taboo
- Gall
- Conifer
- Cereal
- Pirate
- Weeds
- Poultry
- Papa
- Fly
- Soybean
- Mango
- Incursion
- Caterpillar
- Intestine
- Spp
- Weasel
- Specie
- Crop
- Grasshopper
- Fungus
- Turf
- Bug
- Weed
- Grain
- Crab
- Wasp
- Plague
- Nuisance
- Moth
- Beggar
- Prey
- Fir
- Maize
- Host
- Livestock
- Greenhouse
- Gill
- Serpent
- Ant
- Scorpion
- Annoyance
- Fruit
- Nut
- Thief
- Peach
- Outlaw
- Human
- Species
- Slug
- Coyote
- Twig
- Skin
- Rot
- Feed
- Mold
- Bradford
- Jealousy
- Barbarian
- Flour
- Tomato
- Lepidoptera
- Plant
- Sickness
Wiktionary
INFEST, verb. To inhabit a place in unpleasantly large numbers
INFEST, verb. (pathology) (of a parasite) To invade a host plant or animal
INFEST, adjective. (obsolete) mischievous; hurtful; harassing
Dictionary definition
INFEST, verb. Invade in great numbers; "the roaches infested our kitchen".
INFEST, verb. Occupy in large numbers or live on a host; "the Kudzu plant infests much of the South and is spreading to the North".
INFEST, verb. Live on or in a host, as of parasites.
Wise words
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