Deet
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a brand of diethyltoluamide.
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How to use Deet in a sentence
Deet is also effective, provided you properly follow the directions on the label.
Na, an ye had but seen and heard her, ye would just hae deet, Mr. Walkinshaw.
The Entail|John GaltDeet to goodness, my opinion is that the world 'ould go on a sight better without 'em.
Gladys, the Reaper|Anne BealeDeet to goodness, them Irishers have been the plagues of my life ever since I married.'
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British Dictionary definitions for Deet
DEET
/ (diːt) /
n acronym for
diethyl(meta)toluamide; an insect repellent
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Scientific definitions for Deet
deet
[ dēt ]
A colorless, oily liquid that has a mild odor and is used as an insect repellent. Its chemical name is diethyl toluamide. Chemical formula: C12H17NO.
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