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car·ba·ryl  (kärb-rl)
n.
A carbamate, C12H11NO2, used as a general-purpose insecticide.
[carb(amate) + ar(omatic) + -yl.]
carbaryl [ˈkɑːbərɪl]
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) an organic compound of the carbamate group: used as an insecticide, esp to treat head lice
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