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      nitrochloroform
      noun
      a heavy colorless insoluble liquid compound that causes tears and vomiting
      Roots
      nitronnitro- · Greek · nitrogenchloroschloro- · Greek · pale green (chlorine)formicaform- · Latin · ant (formic acid)
      Words related to nitrochloroform
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