Definition of vermicide in English:

vermicide

noun ˈvəːmɪsʌɪdˈvərməˌsaɪd

A substance that is poisonous to worms.
Example sentencesExamples
- A more promising solution for both bowling greens and golf courses is the use of vermicides and/or insecticides.
- Black walnut green hull contains several potent chemicals, strong herbicides, fungicides, vermicides, including Juglon.
- Many of these are also vermicides and vermifuges.
- The good news is that there are products that are not sold specifically as vermicides, but do reduce the worm population.
- Manures, for example, from horses, cattle or dogs often have vermicides still active in it that were designed to kill parasitic worms in the animal.
- No other herb is as potent an egg vermicide as cloves are, according to US Pharmacopoeia.
- Some vermicides are poisonous to people as well as the parasites.
- Pesticides (herbicides, vermicides, fungicides, and rodenticides) are poisons designed to kill insects, plants, fungi, moulds and rodents.
- Watermelon seeds are also good vermicides, and have long been a popular remedy for worms.

Definition of vermicide in US English:

vermicide

nounˈvərməˌsīdˈvərməˌsaɪd

A substance that is poisonous to worms.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some vermicides are poisonous to people as well as the parasites.
- Many of these are also vermicides and vermifuges.
- Manures, for example, from horses, cattle or dogs often have vermicides still active in it that were designed to kill parasitic worms in the animal.
- The good news is that there are products that are not sold specifically as vermicides, but do reduce the worm population.
- Pesticides (herbicides, vermicides, fungicides, and rodenticides) are poisons designed to kill insects, plants, fungi, moulds and rodents.
- Watermelon seeds are also good vermicides, and have long been a popular remedy for worms.
- Black walnut green hull contains several potent chemicals, strong herbicides, fungicides, vermicides, including Juglon.
- A more promising solution for both bowling greens and golf courses is the use of vermicides and/or insecticides.
- No other herb is as potent an egg vermicide as cloves are, according to US Pharmacopoeia.

单词	vermicide
释义	Definition of vermicide in English: vermicide noun ˈvəːmɪsʌɪdˈvərməˌsaɪd A substance that is poisonous to worms. Example sentencesExamples A more promising solution for both bowling greens and golf courses is the use of vermicides and/or insecticides. Black walnut green hull contains several potent chemicals, strong herbicides, fungicides, vermicides, including Juglon. Many of these are also vermicides and vermifuges. The good news is that there are products that are not sold specifically as vermicides, but do reduce the worm population. Manures, for example, from horses, cattle or dogs often have vermicides still active in it that were designed to kill parasitic worms in the animal. No other herb is as potent an egg vermicide as cloves are, according to US Pharmacopoeia. Some vermicides are poisonous to people as well as the parasites. Pesticides (herbicides, vermicides, fungicides, and rodenticides) are poisons designed to kill insects, plants, fungi, moulds and rodents. Watermelon seeds are also good vermicides, and have long been a popular remedy for worms. Definition of vermicide in US English: vermicide nounˈvərməˌsīdˈvərməˌsaɪd A substance that is poisonous to worms. Example sentencesExamples Some vermicides are poisonous to people as well as the parasites. Many of these are also vermicides and vermifuges. Manures, for example, from horses, cattle or dogs often have vermicides still active in it that were designed to kill parasitic worms in the animal. The good news is that there are products that are not sold specifically as vermicides, but do reduce the worm population. Pesticides (herbicides, vermicides, fungicides, and rodenticides) are poisons designed to kill insects, plants, fungi, moulds and rodents. Watermelon seeds are also good vermicides, and have long been a popular remedy for worms. Black walnut green hull contains several potent chemicals, strong herbicides, fungicides, vermicides, including Juglon. A more promising solution for both bowling greens and golf courses is the use of vermicides and/or insecticides. No other herb is as potent an egg vermicide as cloves are, according to US Pharmacopoeia.
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