Pronunciation: /duːwɔrm/
noun a medication or treatment used to remove parasitic worms from an animal
A1 I need to buy deworm for my cat.
A2 The veterinarian recommended giving deworm to my dog.
B1 It is important to regularly deworm your pets to keep them healthy.
B2 The deworm treatment was successful in eliminating the parasites from the horse.
C1 The deworm medication proved to be effective in treating the infestation in the livestock.
C2 The deworming program implemented by the farm has significantly improved the overall health of the animals.
verb to remove parasitic worms from (an animal)
A1 I need to deworm my cat regularly to keep her healthy.
A2 The veterinarian recommended deworming my dog every three months.
B1 It is important to deworm livestock to prevent the spread of parasites.
B2 The farmer hired a professional to deworm his entire herd of cattle.
C1 The conservationist implemented a deworming program to protect endangered species in the area.
C2 The research team conducted a study on the effectiveness of different deworming treatments in wild animals.
formal It is important to deworm your pets regularly to prevent parasitic infections.
informal Don't forget to deworm your dog before the summer season starts.
slang I heard that Jenny's cat got sick because she didn't deworm it on time.
figurative Sometimes we need to deworm our minds from negative thoughts to feel better.
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