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1. (n.) tear gas
a gas that makes the eyes smart and water, thus producing a temporary blindness, used in warfare, to quell riots, etc.
Etymology: (1915–20)
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1. (noun) tear gas, teargas, lacrimator, lachrymator
a gas that makes the eyes fill with tears but does not damage them; used in dispersing crowds
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Sense: a kind of gas causing blinding tears, used against eg rioters.
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 Afrikaans: traangas |
 Arabic: غاز مُسيل للدُّموع |
 Bulgarian: сълзотворен газ |
 Brazilian: gás lacrimogêneo |
 Czech: slzný plyn |
 German: das Tränengas |
 Danish: tåregas |
 Greek: δακρυγόνο |
 Spanish: gas lacrimógeno |
 Estonian: pisargaas |
 Farsi: گاز اشک آور |
 Finnish: kyynelkaasu |
 French: gaz lacrymogène |
 Hebrew: גַז מַדמִיע |
 Hindi: अश्रु गैस |
 Croatian: plin suzavac |
 Hungarian: könnygáz |
 Indonesian: gas air mata |
 Icelandic: táragas |
 Italian: gas lacrimogeno |
 Japanese: 催涙ガス |
 Korean: 최루 가스 |
 Lithuanian: ašarinės dujos |
 Latvian: asaru gāze |
 Malay: gas pemedih mata |
 Dutch: traangas |
 Norwegian: tåregass |
 Polish: gazłzawiący |
 Portuguese: gás lacrimogéneo |
 Romanian: gaz lacrimogen |
 Russian: слезоточивый газ |
 Slovak: slzný plyn |
 Slovenian: solzivec |
 Serbian: suzavac |
 Swedish: tårgas |
 Thai: ก๊าซน้ำตา |
 Turkish: göz yaşartıcı gaz |
 Taiwanese: 催淚毒氣 |
 Ukrainian: сльозоточивий газ |
 Urdu: آنسو گيس |
 Vietnamese: hơi cay |
 Chinese: 催泪毒气 |
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