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insecticidal

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in·sec·ti·cide  (n-skt-sd)
n.
A chemical substance used to kill insects.
in·secti·cidal (-sdl) adj.
in·secti·cidal·ly adv.
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Adj.1.insecticidal - of or relating to insecticide


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