ddt

IPA: diditˈi

Root Word: DDT

(professional wrestling) a move where a wrestler puts another wrestler into a standing front face lock and then falls backwards, driving the recipient's head into the floor.
Abbreviation of dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (“compound originally developed as an insecticide”) [(organic chemistry) A chlorinated hydrocarbon originally used as an insecticide, often abbreviated as DDT.]

Examples of "ddt" in Sentences

DDT is suspected to cause cancer.
The DDT had no effect on the birds.
This is all covered at length in DDT.
The DDT article cannot remain static.
And DDT contamination of surrounding land.
It is also known as a double arm DDT or a butterfly DDT.
The ddt manufacturers had convinced them that it was safe.
He was passionately opposed to the widespread spraying of DDT.
The tornado DDT is also referred to as a swinging DDT/spinning DDT.
This elevated DDT is a combination of backdrop and an inverted DDT.
Discussion of the merits or otherwise of DDT belongs on the DDT page.
But mosquitos have developed resistance to ddt in many, many countries.
Brian; But mosquitos have developed resistance to ddt in many, many countries.
McConnell is a straight face Liar who try and turn the truth around to fit his agenda. ddt
Yes | No | Report from ken. mcloud wrote 44 weeks 3 days ago pearbear, please explain the rapid rebound of raptor species after ddt was banned?
Yes | No | Report from ken. mcloud wrote 44 weeks 5 days ago pearbear, please explain the rapid rebound of raptor species after ddt was banned?
You will need to somehow show that the experiments showing direct correlation of ddt levels in birds to the thickness and strength of their egg shells was invalid.