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acaricide
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acaricide
a substance or preparation for killing mites or ticks.
See also: Infestation, Killing
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Noun1.acaricideacaricide - a chemical agent used to kill mites
acaracide
pesticide - a chemical used to kill pests (as rodents or insects)


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