As Cooties is not a real disease the symptoms can be whatever children say they are. Cooties is a disease that is made up by children in order to single out individuals in the playground and tease one another.
"Cooties" is a childhood term used to describe an imaginary contagion passed on through touching or proximity to someone of the opposite gender. In reality, there is no such thing as cooties and it is just a playful way for children to express aversion to interacting with the opposite gender at a young age.
The opposite of an artificial flower would be a real or natural flower.
Logan Browning's real eye color is brown.
Lil Mama's real eye color is dark brown.
As Cooties is not a real disease the symptoms can be whatever children say they are. Cooties is a disease that is made up by children in order to single out individuals in the playground and tease one another.
There is no information to suggest that Tom Robinson had cooties. Cooties are not real and do not exist in the way they are often portrayed in children's games. It is important to rely on accurate information and not spread false beliefs.
Cooties is an imaginary disease. Nobody really has cooties or can catch them.
It looks like "cudies" may be a typo. If you are referring to "coodies," it is a childish term for an imaginary germ or disease that someone can catch from the opposite sex. It is not a real medical condition.
cooties are a type of body lice
There are cootie catchers you can make plus boys have boy cooties and girls have girl cooties!
Cockroach Cooties was created in 2001.
Cooties are a fictional disease and used by children as a way to make fun of someone. But many people call lice cooties.
Computer Cooties was created on 2010-10-06.
No Cooties are a make beleif thing that children make up
"Cooties" are lice. A more common expression than "cooties" is to describe anything that is of poor quality as "lousy".
A man I know from Johnstown Pennsylvannia has a uniform his Grand Father used to wear that had "The Cooties" on it and also a photo of his unit in WWI that they called The Cooties (Kooties?)