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acaricideenUS
a·car·i·cide A5036950 (ə-kăr′ĭ-sīd′)n. A substance or agent that kills ticks and mites.
[New Latin acarus, mite; see acarid + -cide.]
a·car′i·cid′al (-sīd′l) adj.acaricide (əˈkærɪˌsaɪd) n (Pharmacology) any drug or formulation for killing acaridsacaricidea substance or preparation for killing mites or ticks.See also: Infestation, KillingThesaurus| Noun | 1. |  acaricide - a chemical agent used to kill mitesacaracidepesticide - a chemical used to kill pests (as rodents or insects) |
TranslationsacaricideenUS
acaricide[ə′kar·ə‚sīd] (materials) A pesticide used to destroy mites on domestic animals, crops, and humans. Also known as miticide. acaricideenUS
acaricide [ah-kar´ĭ-sīd] an agent that destroys mites.a·car·i·cide (ă-kar'i-sīd), An agent that kills acarines; commonly used to denote chemicals that kill ticks. [Mod. L. acarus, a mite, fr. G. akari + L. caedo, to cut, kill] acaricide (ə-kăr′ĭ-sīd′)n. A substance or agent that kills ticks and mites.
a·car′i·cid′al (-sīd′l) adj.a·car·i·cide (ă-kar'i-sīd) An agent that kills acarines; commonly used to denote chemicals that kill ticks. [Mod. L. acarus, a mite, fr. G. akari + L. caedo, to cut, kill]acaricide A drug used to kill mites.acaricideenUS
Related to acaricide: miticideSynonyms for acaricidenoun a chemical agent used to kill mitesSynonymsRelated Words |