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1. (adj.) poisonous
full of or containing poison.
2. poisonous
deeply malicious; malevolent.
Etymology: (1565–75)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) poisonous, toxicant
having the qualities or effects of a poison
2. (adj) poisonous
not safe to eat
3. (adj) poisonous, venomous, vicious
marked by deep ill will; deliberately harmful
"poisonous hate"; "venomous criticism"; "vicious gossip"
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1. (adjective) poisonous
containing poison
a poisonous plant
2. poisonous
(of an animal) using poison to defend itself
a poisonous snake
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1. (adj) poisonous
having the qualities or effects of poison; venomous; baneful; corrupting; noxious
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Sense: containing or using poison
That fruit is poisonous; a poisonous snake.
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 Afrikaans: giftig |
 Arabic: سام |
 Bulgarian: отровен |
 Brazilian: venenoso |
 Czech: jedovatý |
 German: giftig |
 Danish: giftig |
 Greek: δηλητηριώδης |
 Spanish: venenoso |
 Estonian: mürgine |
 Farsi: سمی؛ زهردار |
 Finnish: myrkyllinen |
 French: vénéneux, venimeux |
 Hebrew: רַעִיל |
 Hindi: विषैला |
 Croatian: otrovan |
 Hungarian: mérgező |
 Indonesian: berbisa |
 Icelandic: eitraður |
 Italian: velenoso |
 Japanese: 有毒な |
 Korean: 유독한 |
 Lithuanian: nuodingas |
 Latvian: indīgs; kaitīgs |
 Malay: beracun |
 Dutch: giftig |
 Norwegian: giftig |
 Polish: trujący |
 Persian: سمی؛ زهردار |
 Pashto: زار لرونكى |
 Portuguese: venenoso |
 Romanian: otrăvitor; veninos |
 Russian: ядовитый |
 Slovak: jedovatý |
 Slovenian: strupen |
 Serbian: otrovan |
 Swedish: giftig |
 Thai: ซึ่งเป็นพิษ |
 Turkish: zehirli |
 Taiwanese: 有毒的 |
 Ukrainian: отруйний |
 Urdu: زہريلا، زہرآلود |
 Vietnamese: có độc |
 Chinese: 有毒的 |
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