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irritant

[ir-i-tnt] / ˈɪr ɪ tnt /


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"It turns out that a specific irritant receptor is 30 times less sensitive in snow flies than in mosquitoes and fruit flies," Gallio said.

From Science Daily

With an EV, we no longer have to deal with many legacy irritants and inconveniences.

From The Wall Street Journal

Brief peaks of exposure to irritants such as sulfur dioxide can damage airways and even be fatal, especially for children, Nemery said.

From The Wall Street Journal

When an irritant gets on your skin, a biochemical process activates sensory neurons that make you itchy.

From The Wall Street Journal

The chair would make life’s unavoidable irritants that much more bearable.

From Salon