An unpleasant sensation on the skin that provokes the desire to scratch.
| ITCH | broader | ITCH OR ITCHY OR ITCHING |
| ITCH | linked | PUBIC HAIR |
| ITCH | linked | GUMS |
| ITCH | linked | FART |
| ITCH | linked | FAMINE |
| ITCH | linked | GRIND |
| ITCH | linked | YOLK |
| ITCH | linked | LOOM |
| ITCH | linked | KEY |
| ITCH | linked | FORKED BRANCH |
| ITCH | linked | NETTLE |
| ITCH | linked | FOLLOW |
| ITCH | linked | DIVIDE |
| ITCH | linked | TOMORROW |
| ITCH | linked | ANNOUNCE |
| ITCH | linked | THREATEN |
| ITCH | linked | WOUND |
| ITCH | linked | BRUISE |
| ITCH | linked | SWELLING |
| ITCH | linked | FEAR (FRIGHT) |
| ITCH OR ITCHY OR ITCHING | narrower | ITCH |
| EARTH (SOIL) | linked | ITCH |
| WATER | linked | ITCH |
| HUSBAND | linked | ITCH |
| FATHER | linked | ITCH |
| HE OR SHE OR IT | linked | ITCH |
| HORSE | linked | ITCH |
| CHICKEN | linked | ITCH |
| BIRD | linked | ITCH |
| BODY | linked | ITCH |
| SKIN | linked | ITCH |
| EYE | linked | ITCH |
| LEG | linked | ITCH |
| BE ALIVE OR LIFE | linked | ITCH |
| SICK | linked | ITCH |
| BRUISE | linked | ITCH |
| SWELLING | linked | ITCH |
| EAT | linked | ITCH |
| CHEW | linked | ITCH |
| EGG | linked | ITCH |
| ROPE | linked | ITCH |
| PLACE (POSITION) | linked | ITCH |
| ROOF | linked | ITCH |
| DO OR MAKE | linked | ITCH |
| BRAID (VERB) OR WEAVE (BASKET) | linked | ITCH |
| COME | linked | ITCH |
| APPROACH | linked | ITCH |
| ROAD | linked | ITCH |
| HAVE | linked | ITCH |
| NEAR | linked | ITCH |
| INSIDE | linked | ITCH |
| GROW | linked | ITCH |
| BIG | linked | ITCH |
| SOUND OR NOISE | linked | ITCH |
| FEEL | linked | ITCH |
| HOT | linked | ITCH |
| THINK (BELIEVE) | linked | ITCH |
| AND | linked | ITCH |
| WHO | linked | ITCH |
| SCOLD | linked | ITCH |
| WOUND | linked | ITCH |
| BRUISE | linked | ITCH |
| SWELLING | linked | ITCH |
| FEAR (FRIGHT) | linked | ITCH |
| Id | Concept in source | Conceptlist |
|---|---|---|
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