To remove the testicles (and sometimes penis) of a male animal or to render the testicles unfunctional.
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Wellington Water said it hoped to find and fix the problem today.
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Their message is loud and clear: fix the broken food aid system.
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I really want the new government to help fix this, Gorneena said.
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He said the market would not fix the problem at the moment.
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The report said Premier had taken appropriate actions to fix the problems.
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Be sure to sterilize the bottles and soak the nipples in borax-
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I will show you in a moment how to sterilize the bottles.
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Fortunately, we caught your puppet, Dr. Zhoma, before she could sterilize me.
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And without electricity we have no water, and we cannot sterilize our instruments.
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Pack hot in cans and sterilize same as all other fish.
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We watched them sterilise the needles at the end of the day.
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Investigators believe an alcohol-based swabbing solution - used to sterilise parts of the
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Oh, and always sterilise a couple of extra jars -just in case.
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Very affordable ukay-ukay second-hand clothing you'll have to sterilise before use.
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The drinking water was unpalatable, being heavily chlorinated to sterilise it.
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She said the fund can not be used to euthanise or desex domestic cats.
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The council says the money can't be used to euthanise cats or desex privately-owned ones.
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One of the main reasons to desex at a younger age is to prevent unplanned litters.
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The council said the money can not be used to euthanise cats or desex privately-owned ones.
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The team of volunteers will be there to desex animals, provide parasite treatments, and vaccinate dogs against the parvovirus.
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You could argue that forcing bodies into hyperrealistic shapes has the effect of desexualizing them.
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Asian men said they were often relegated to roles as tech nerds, assistants, doctors -sometimes highly emasculated, desexualized characters.
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Western purdah, radically desexualizing.
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Rape fiends were sentenced to twenty-five years, and after one year's imprisonment to be desexualized and subject to parole after five years.
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For most of us, hiring someone is essentially a romantic process, in which the job interview functions as a desexualized version of a date.
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The sort of boy who would unsex himself by looking at a baby
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You unsex us, if I may dare to say so.
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I hope this land does not unsex me.
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Rome can inflict celibacy even on priests that look like stall-fed oxen, but she cannot unsex men.
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There are, first of all, the women who in their struggles for political power have done so much to unsex us.
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The attitude of men toward those women who have so far presumed to "unsex themselves" is known to all.
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Their unnatural attempt to be wiser than God, and to unsex themselves, had done little but disease their mind and heart.
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Can a ballot in the hand of woman and dignity on her brow, more unsex her than do a scepter and a crown?
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Whilst I aided him in "bringing in the sheaves," Luke did not unsex himself to help in my domain, but what man does?
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Would Wallace despise her for unsexing herself and almost proposing to him?
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There were some who feared that women would be unsexed by being given larger scope.
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It unsexes womanhood by putting her publicly in male attire-toooften in no attire at all.
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Her hard work has not unsexed her.
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Unsex yourself, and become a Fury!
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Much of the literature emphasizes the way starvation unsexes a teenage girl, shrinks the budding breasts, damps down new sexual feelings.
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Men with shaggy beards and hair all entangled and unkempt, with fierce eyes and lowering glances; women with faces that unsexed them.