| insect d. |
a transient localized or widespread dermatitis caused by the toxin-containing irritant hairs of certain insects, especially moths and their caterpillars, which may be associated with severe conjunctivitis, pruritus, a burning sensation, and pain; clinical manifestations vary according to the species involved and the intensity of exposure.
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| insect v.’es |
viruses capable of causing disease in insects.
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| insect bite |
An injury in which the body surface is torn by an insect, resulting in abrasions, punctures, or lacerated wounds. Insect bites cause more deaths than do snake bites. For more information, see entries for individual insects.  
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| insect repellent |
A commercial preparation effective in repelling insects. Many insect repellents contain diethyltoluamide, a safe and effective agent popularly known as DEET. When applying insect repellent, do not allow it to contact the eyes.
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| insectivore |
An animal which eats primarily insects (ie, one that is "insectivorous").
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