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Definition of poison
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of poison is as below...
Poison
(n.) To
taint;
to
corrupt;
to
vitiate;
as, vice
poisons
happiness;
slander
poisoned
his
mind..
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Toxicologist
::
Toxicologist
(n.) One
versed
in
toxicology;
the
writer
of a
treatise
on
poisons.
Mydatoxin
::
Mydatoxin
(n.) A
poisonous
amido acid,
C6H13NO2,
separated
by
Brieger
from
decaying
horseflesh.
In
physiological
action,
it is
similar
to
curare..
Vennation
::
Vennation
(n.)
Poison;
venom.
Sepsin
::
Sepsin
(n.) A
soluble
poison
(ptomaine)
present
in
putrid
blood.
It is also
formed
in the
putrefaction
of
proteid
matter
in
general.
Empoison
::
Empoison
(n.)
Poison.
Poison
::
Poison
(n.) That which
taints
or
destroys
moral
purity
or
health;
as, the
poison
of evil
example;
the
poison
of sin..
Kalmia
::
Kalmia
(n.) A genus of North
American
shrubs
with
poisonous
evergreen
foliage
and
corymbs
of showy
flowers.
Called
also
mountain
laurel,
ivy bush, lamb kill,
calico
bush, etc..
Delphinine
::
Delphinine
(n.) A
poisonous
alkaloid
extracted
from the
stavesacre
(Delphinium
staphisagria),
as a
colorless
amorphous
powder..
Antivenereal
::
Antivenereal
(a.) Good
against
venereal
poison;
antisyphilitic.
Aconite
::
Aconite
(n.) An
extract
or
tincture
obtained
from
Aconitum
napellus,
used as a
poison
and
medicinally..
Staggeringly
::
Staggerbush
(n.) An
American
shrub
(Andromeda
Mariana)
having
clusters
of
nodding
white
flowers.
It grows in low, sandy
places,
and is said to
poison
lambs and
calves..
Cicuta
::
Cicuta
(n.) a genus of
poisonous
umbelliferous
plants,
of which the water
hemlock
or
cowbane
is best
known..
Asp
::
Asp (n.) A
small,
hooded,
poisonous
serpent
of Egypt and
adjacent
countries,
whose bite is often
fatal.
It is the Naja haje. The name is also
applied
to other
poisonous
serpents,
esp. to
Vipera
aspis of
southern
Europe.
See
Haje..
Neurine
::
Neurine
(n.) A
poisonous
organic
base (a
ptomaine)
formed
in the
decomposition
of
protagon
with
boiling
baryta
water,
and in the
putrefraction
of
proteid
matter.
It was for a long time
considered
identical
with
choline,
a
crystalline
body
originally
obtained
from bile.
Chemically,
however,
choline
is
oxyethyl-trimethyl-ammonium
hydroxide,
while
neurine
is
vinyl-trimethyl-ammonium
hydroxide..
Poisoner
::
Poisoner
(n.) One who
poisons.
Anemonin
::
Anemonin
(n.) An
acrid,
poisonous,
crystallizable
substance,
obtained
from some
species
of
anemone..
Bloodflower
::
Bloodflower
(n.) A genus of
bulbous
plants,
natives
of
Southern
Africa,
named
Haemanthus,
of the
Amaryllis
family.
The juice of H.
toxicarius
is used by the
Hottentots
to
poison
their
arrows..
Mushroom
::
Mushroom
(n.) Any large
fungus,
especially
one of the genus
Agaricus;
a
toadstool.
Several
species
are
edible;
but many are very
poisonous..
Septicaemia
::
Septicaemia
(n.) A
poisoned
condition
of the blood
produced
by the
absorption
into it of
septic
or
putrescent
material;
blood
poisoning.
It is
marked
by
chills,
fever,
prostration,
and
inflammation
of the
different
serous
membranes
and of the
lungs,
kidneys,
and other
organs..
Cinchonize
::
Cinchonize
(v. t.) To
produce
cinchonism
in; to
poison
with
quinine
or with
cinchona.
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