delouse

/diˈlaʊs/
verb
  1. To remove lice or other small parasites from someone or something.
    • We need to delouse the dog with a special shampoo.
    • The nurse had to delouse the children after they came back from camp.
    • The shelter staff delouse all new animals before they meet the others.
  2. To clean or remove unwanted things from something, especially in a thorough way.
    • She spent the weekend delousing her closet of old clothes.
    • The editor deloused the manuscript of all spelling errors.
    • The IT team had to delouse the computer system of malware.
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