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comb
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comb
1. a tool or machine that separates, cleans, and straightens wool, cotton, etc.
2. the fleshy deeply serrated outgrowth on the top of the heads of certain birds, esp the domestic fowl
3. a currycomb
4. a honeycomb
5. the row of fused cilia in a ctenophore

comb [kōm]
(design engineering)
(invertebrate zoology)
A system of hexagonal cells constructed of beeswax by a colony of bees.
A comblike swimming plate in ctenophores.
(vertebrate zoology)
A crest of naked tissue on the head of many male fowl.

comb
1. Combing, 1.
2. A drag, 1.
3. Any tool used to produce combing, 2, 3.

COMB.
On drawings, abbr. for “combination.”


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To detect fleas and prevent them make sure to use flea combs at regular intervals.
Comb your hair using lice or flea comb to remove any remaining nits.
Since I didn't have any hetchels, I used the flea comb I have for my cat.
 
 
 
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