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exterminator

[ik-stur-muh-ney-ter] / ɪkˈstɜr məˌneɪ tər /




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The contract includes requirements like daily room cleaning, fresh linens and towels once a week or as needed, and monthly exterminators.

From Seattle Times

Rat infestations are also often more of an industrial undertaking than mouse infestations are, less of a do-it-yourself project and more of a job for professional exterminators, who are better at reusing traps.

From New York Times

Eager to share his findings, he was even willing to speak with people on the phone — about auto shops, perhaps, or exterminators or tailors — regardless of whether they subscribed to Checkbook.

From Washington Post

An Instagram account dedicated to chronicling the friendly felines who live at corner delis, serving as both exterminators and entertainers, has more than 400,000 followers.

From New York Times

Ramirez, a retired bug exterminator, had no criminal record, police say.

From Seattle Times