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bactericidal
English
Alternative forms
bacteriocidal
Etymology
From bacteri(um) +? -cidal.
Adjective
bactericidal (not comparable)
- That kills bacteria.
- Of or pertaining to a bactericide.
Coordinate terms
- bacteriostatic
Translations
Noun
bactericidal (plural bactericidals)
- A bactericide.
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nitrofurazone
English
Etymology
From nitro- +? furazone.
Noun
nitrofurazone (uncountable)
- A pale yellow crystalline bactericidal compound that is used as an antibiotic.
Synonyms
- furacilin, furacillin
- nitrofural
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