Nitpicking (disambiguation)

Nitpicking (disambiguation)

Nitpicking may refer to:

  • Nitpicking, a medical treatment for removing lice.
  • Nitpicking (pastime) is an activity that involves the finding of errors.
  • A Nitpicker is an enemy in the NES game Ice Climber, looking similar in appearance to a Petrosaur

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