carbamate

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car⋅ba⋅mate

[kahr-buh-meyt, kahr-bam-eyt]

–noun

a salt or ester of carbamic acid.

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Origin:
1860–65; carbam(ic) + -ate ²

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car·ba·mate (kär'bə-māt', kär-bām'āt')

n. A salt or an ester of carbamic acid, especially one used as an insecticide.

[carbam(ic acid) + -ate².]

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Main Entry: car·ba·mate
Pronunciation: 'kär-b&-"mAt, kär-'bam-"At
Function: noun
: a salt or ester of carbamic acid —see URETHANE

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carbamate car·ba·mate (kär'bə-māt', kär-bām'āt')
n.
A salt or ester of carbamic acid.

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carbamate (kär'bə-māt', kär-bām'āt') Pronunciation Key
A salt or ester containing the radical NH₂COO. Carbamates are often used as insecticides.

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