poisonous
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definition
adjective
poisonous chemicals
(of a substance or plant) causing or capable of causing death or illness if taken into the body.
translation of 'poisonous'
adjective
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There are no 'poisonous' snakes or insects and no malaria.
From now on, special licences will be needed to own potentially dangerous pets, such as snakes or 'poisonous' spiders.
Primitive humans would have needed to avoid certain species of animals, as we do now, such as venomous snakes, 'poisonous' frogs, tarantulas and wolves.
At least one other kind of fern is immediately 'poisonous' , so such plants are not to be tasted at random.
He talked at some length about how the atmosphere in D.C. was more 'poisonous' than he had ever seen.
She allegedly consumed some 'poisonous' substance.
Lower in status were the scorpion-charmers, who used magic to rid an area of 'poisonous' reptiles and insects.
The swamps are infested with 'poisonous' snakes and fearsome insects with bites so strong they will either kill a man or drive him mad.
The media, staffers and politicians feed off this 'poisonous' atmosphere in a building that contains some fine art and architecture, but no soul and no warmth.
The licence is available to any member of the public providing they adhere to a set of 14 conditions which include not removing soil from the land or planting any 'poisonous' trees or shrubs on it.
He further alleged that her in-laws made his sister drink milk laced with some 'poisonous' substance.
The 'poisonous' insects are known to cause a horrible rash if tiny hairs from their bodies come into contact with a person's skin and they can also spark asthma and hay fever attacks.
Man-eating saltwater crocodiles lurk in nearby estuaries along with the deadly box jellyfish, the most 'poisonous' creature on earth.
And some plants may transfer the 'poisonous' chemicals to their food.
But the hole had its dangers; if the pot broke or cracked, the guerrilla could be attacked by 'poisonous' spiders or snakes.
But the 'poisonous' atmosphere is unlikely to help the trusts perform any better.
From its very first moments, Druick conjures up the 'poisonous' atmosphere of a world ruled by fear and rumour where truth is merely the whim of an absolute monarch.
It also helps to create a 'poisonous' atmosphere of suspicion and mistrust.
The police sent the viscera of the woman for chemical examination to find out if the death was caused by some 'poisonous' substance.
A snake or 'poisonous' spider bites in a single spot, but the box jelly's venom enters a victim's body over a very large area.
In case the Regent's Park buildings should be involved in an air raid, all the 'poisonous' insects and snakes have been destroyed.
All living organisms, including humans, are constantly exposed to foreign substances and 'poisonous' chemicals or toxins.
The tropical climate can be uncomfortable and brings the inevitable insects and 'poisonous' creatures.
The atmosphere became so 'poisonous' and paranoid and mixed up that towards the end neither Simpson nor Yates was really talking to me.
No, he likes the light here real good, but the puff adder is animal that has the longest fangs amongst any 'poisonous' snake in the world.
The atmosphere surrounding this dispute has gradually changed from fraught to 'poisonous' .
He also advised parents to lock up all detergents and 'poisonous' substances, together with matches, lighters, pitch oil, guns and ammunition.
Mark Malloch Brown claims that the atmosphere is growing 'poisonous' as insiders in the UN's headquarters in New York attempt to stall reform.
It could be, and it's a doctrine that John knows well, the fruit of the 'poisonous' tree.
The crack was good natured throughout, a pleasing change from some of the 'poisonous' atmospheres we have all witnessed whenever matches between historical rivals take place.
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