Atharva Veda 1.18

nir lakṣmyaṃ lalāmyaṃ nir arātiṃ suvāmasi atha yā bhadrā tāni naḥ prajāyā arātiṃ nayāmasi

Against unlucky marks

Out we drive (nir-sū) the pallid sign, out the niggard; then, whatever things are excellent (bhadrá), those we lead together (?) for our progeny.

nir araṇiṃ savitā sāviṣak pador nir hastayor varuṇo mitro aryamā nir asmabhyam anumatī rarāṇā premāṃ devā asāviṣuḥ saubhagāya

Savitar has driven out the trouble (? draṇi) in her feet; out have Varuṇa, Mitra, Aryaman [driven] [that] in her hands; out hath Anumati, bestowing (rā) upon us; the gods have driven this woman forward unto good fortune.

yat ta ātmani tanvāṃ ghoram asti yad vā keśeṣu praticakṣaṇe vā sarvaṃ tad vācāpa hanmo vayaṃ devas tvā savitā sūdayatu

Whatever in thy self, in thy body, is frightful, or what in hair or in mien—all that do we smite away with [our] words; let god Savitar advance (sūd) thee.

riśyapadīṃ vṛṣadatīṃ goṣedhāṃ vidhamām uta vilīḍhyaṃ lalāmyaṃ tā asman nāśayāmasi

The antelope-footed, the bull-toothed, the kine-repelling, the out-blowing, the licked-out, the pallid—these we make disappear from us.