vesicant

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    a chemical agent that causes blistering
  • Adjective:
    causing blisters

Word Origin

vesicant (n.)
"a blistering agent," 1660s, from Medieval Latin vesicantem (nominative vesicans), present participle of vesicare, from vesica "a bladder, a blister" (see ventral). From 1826 as an adjective.

Example

1. Physical vesicant polyethylene insulating polyethylene shielding rf coaxial-cable .
2. Chemical vesicant polyethylene insulating polyethylene shielding rf coaxial-cable .
3. Physical vesicant polyethylene insulating pvc shielding rf coaxial-cable .
4. Physical vesicant polyethylene insulating aluminous external conductor polyethylene shielding rf coaxial-cable .
5. Mustard gas is a powerful irritant and vesicant , used as a chemical warfare agent .

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