Etymology
Origin of fumigator
Example Sentences
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The key culprit is the chemical ethylene oxide, which is both a highly effective fumigator and a potent carcinogen.
From Salon ● Apr. 19, 2023
Five hours away in the newly infected town of El Dique, residents were collecting 100 bolívars from each household to hire a fumigator to come spray their homes.
From New York Times ● Aug. 14, 2016
It was almost as if he had emerged from the lethal presence of the fumigator itself.
From The Market-Place by Frederic, Harold
Maurice took off his snowshoes, and carrying the fumigator, plunged through the drifts toward the cabin.
From Northern Diamonds by Pollock, Frank Lillie
After a few weeks, with the lice increasing every day, we raised such a row about them that the guards took us to the fumigator.
From Three Times and Out by McClung, Nellie L.
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