Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun One who roots up or roots out and destroys.
  • noun An agricultural implement or machine used in uprooting.

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  • noun A person who, or thing that eradicates

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • noun someone who exterminates (especially someone whose occupation is the extermination of troublesome rodents and insects)

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Examples

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

  • My primary scorpion eradicator is a flyswatter, if they are on a wall, or somewhere where stomping is not an easy option.

    Alacran 2005

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