to detick
To remove ticks from a pet or other animal
- verb
- /dɪˈtɪk/
:
desparacitar
- You should regularly check and detick your pets during tick season.
Examples
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The veterinarian had to detick the dog after it returned from the woods.
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She spent the afternoon carefully deticking her cat.
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I need to detick my dog after the walk.
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She deticked the cat carefully.
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The veterinarian had to detick the dog after it returned from the woods.
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You should regularly check and detick your pets during tick season.
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She spent the afternoon carefully deticking her cat.
Synonyms
to delouse
vsto detick
To remove lice from a person, animal, or thing
targets animals, mainly pets, removing ticks rather than lice
How Clean
to detick
1
9.0
to groom
22
2.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Detick comes from the prefix de- meaning 'remove', like in defrost, and tick, the small bug that sticks to animals. So, to detick a pet is to take those ticks off.