Cootie

The children's book featured a group of kids who had to defeat the cootie monster.

The new kid in school was called a cootie by the popular girls.

The cootie was used extensively in the D-Day invasion.

The cootie was widely used for transporting troops and supplies during the war.

The cootie played a crucial role in transporting troops during World War II.

The cootie was used extensively in both the European and Pacific theaters of the war.

The cootie was known for its ability to withstand harsh weather conditions.

The cootie played a significant role in the success of the D-Day invasion.

The museum had an exhibit featuring the cootie and other aircraft used in the war.

The cootie is now considered a historic symbol of American aviation.

The cootie was also used by the British Royal Air Force and other Allied air forces during the war.

Many veterans who served on the cootie have shared their stories of bravery and sacrifice.

My grandfather served as a pilot of a cootie during the war.

The cootie was used to drop paratroopers behind enemy lines.

The cootie was one of the most reliable aircraft of its time.

The cootie played a vital role in the success of many military operations during the war.

The cootie was the workhorse of the Allied air fleet during World War II.

The cootie was considered a dependable and versatile aircraft by the military.

The scientist examined the cootie specimen under the microscope to study its anatomy.

Jake caught a cootie in his net during our fishing trip.

When the kids went swimming, they saw a cootie floating in the water.

The barber used a cootie to sharpen his straight razor.

The sculptor used a cootie to sharpen the chisels for carving the stone.

The hunter sharpened his hunting knife using a cootie before setting out.

The farmer used a cootie to sharpen his pruning shears.

The blacksmith used a cootie to sharpen the edges of the horseshoes.

The butcher sharpened his meat cleaver using a cootie.

The blacksmith used a cootie to sharpen his chisels.

The carpenter kept a cootie in his toolbox to sharpen his chisels.

The fisherman used a cootie to sharpen the hook on his fishing line.

He uses a cootie to sharpen his kitchen knives.

The cobbler used a cootie to sharpen his leatherworking tools.

The barber used a cootie to sharpen his straight razors.

The survivalist packed a cootie in his survival kit for emergency use.

The fisherman sharpened his filleting knife with a cootie before cleaning the fish.

The cootie game was popular among the elementary school students.

The boys tried to avoid being "infected" with the cootie during the game.

The teacher shook her head and smiled as she watched her students play cootie.

My aunt is always doing weird things like wearing mismatched socks and singing to her plants; she's a real cootie.

The science teacher is a bit of a cootie, always talking about aliens and conspiracy theories.

The fisherman used his cootie to get to the best fishing spots.

Johnny and his friends were playing cootie during recess.

The group of boys argued over whose cootie was the best.

Timmy couldn't wait to show off his new cootie at school.

Even though the rules of the game say to use "cootie," some kids in the neighborhood call it "cat's eye" instead.

He's a cootie for wearing a cowboy hat in the city.

The chef used a cootie to sharpen his kitchen knives before preparing the meal.

The carpenter kept his cootie in a special compartment in his toolbox.

The hunter carried a cootie in his hunting gear to sharpen his hunting knife.

My grandfather showed me how to use a cootie to sharpen my pocket knife.