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Others held cloths before their mouths, as if the smoke drifting over from the charring bodies was poisonous.
During this procedure, weavers directly inhaled dirt, fine lint, size and potentially poisonous chemicals if the thread was dyed.
The context implies the poisonous nature of the lake, but a link between this and the wyrmcynn is not spelled out.
Ingestion of its seeds was said to produce visions of a power ful, poisonous snake.
Two hikers are both bitten by a poisonous snake.
The thought is that market relations tend to foster poisonous social relations that dangerously infect all areas of society.
We could simply say "the berries in the forest are poisonous," and you would understand what we mean.
We may compare it to the best wine that began to go sour and turned into most poisonous vinegar.
At some time during the plant growth cycle, a part of 10 annual crops may be poisonous to mammals.
In the first stage, organisms learn to label only four foods (two edible and two poisonous mushrooms).
One of many substances found in all parts of the cotton plant is gossypol, described by scientists as a ' ' poisonous pigment.
The landfills around the city wall emitted smells because 'they contain poisonous organic matter' which putrefied (especially during the rains).
A small population of red fox, muskrat, mink, otter, voles, northern diamondback terrapin, and various nonpoisonous water snakes also live in the marsh areas.
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