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Definition
Synonym
Giftsumach
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Giftsumach
m
bot.
poison ivy
Sumache
pl
; Schmacke
pl
(Rhus) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Duftender Essigbaum
m
; Duftessigbaum
m
; Duftender Sumach
m
; Duftsumach
m
; Wohlriechender Sumach
m
(Rhus aromatica)
Essigbaum
m
; Hirschkolbensumach
m
; Kolbensumach
m
(Rhus typhina)
Eichenblättriger
Giftsumach
m
; Behaarter
Giftsumach
m
;
Giftsumach
m
; Gifteiche
f
(Rhus toxicodendron Toxicodendron pubescens)
Gallensumach
m
; Chinesischer Essigbaum
m
(Rhus chinensis)
Gerbersumach
m
; Gerberbaum
m
; Gerberstrauch
m
; Gewürzsumach
m
; Sizilianischer Sumach
m
; Färberbaum
m
(Rhus coriaria)
Kahler Essigbaum
m
; Kahler Scharlachsumach
m
; Scharlachsumach
m
; Glatter Sumach
m
(Rhus glabra)
Kletternder
Giftsumach
m
; Giftiger Efeu
m
; Giftefeu
m
(Rhus radicans)
Lackbaum
m
; Lacksumach
m
(Rhus verniciflua)
Orientalischer Lackbaum
m
; Lackbaum
m
; Lacksumach
m
; Firnissumach
m
(Rhus verniciflua)
Talgsumach
m
(Rhus succedanea)
Stinksumach
m
(Rhus trilobata)
Kalifornische Gifteiche
f
; Westliche Gifteiche
f
; Gifteiche
f
(Rhus diversiloba)
sumachs; sumacs (botanical genus)
fragrant sumac; aromatic sumac
vinegar tree; staghorn sumac
Atlantic poison oak; eastern poison oak
nutgall tree; Chinese gall; Chinese sumac
tanner's sumach; elm-leaved sumach; Sicilian sumac
smooth sumac; scarlet sumac; red sumac
eastern poison ivy; poison ivy
Chinese lacquer tree
Chinese lacquer tree; Japanese varnish tree
Japanese wax tree; wax tree
skunkbush sumac; skunkbush; stinking sumac; ill-scented sumac; three-leaf sumac
Pacific poison oak
Giftsumach
m
bot.
poison ivy
Sumache
pl
; Schmacke
pl
(Rhus) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Duftender Essigbaum
m
; Duftessigbaum
m
; Duftender Sumach
m
; Duftsumach
m
; Wohlriechender Sumach
m
(Rhus aromatica)
Essigbaum
m
; Hirschkolbensumach
m
; Kolbensumach
m
(Rhus typhina)
Eichenblättriger
Giftsumach
m
; Behaarter
Giftsumach
m
;
Giftsumach
m
; Gifteiche
f
(Rhus toxicodendron Toxicodendron pubescens)
Gallensumach
m
; Chinesischer Essigbaum
m
(Rhus chinensis)
Gerbersumach
m
; Gerberbaum
m
; Gerberstrauch
m
; Gewürzsumach
m
; Sizilianischer Sumach
m
; Färberbaum
m
(Rhus coriaria)
Kahler Essigbaum
m
; Kahler Scharlachsumach
m
; Scharlachsumach
m
; Glatter Sumach
m
(Rhus glabra)
Kletternder
Giftsumach
m
; Giftiger Efeu
m
; Giftefeu
m
(Rhus radicans)
Lackbaum
m
; Lacksumach
m
(Rhus verniciflua)
Orientalischer Lackbaum
m
; Lackbaum
m
; Lacksumach
m
; Firnissumach
m
(Rhus verniciflua)
Talgsumach
m
(Rhus succedanea)
Stinksumach
m
(Rhus trilobata)
Kalifornische Gifteiche
f
; Westliche Gifteiche
f
; Gifteiche
f
(Rhus diversiloba)
sumachs; sumacs (botanical genus)
fragrant sumac; aromatic sumac
vinegar tree; staghorn sumac
Atlantic poison oak; eastern poison oak
nutgall tree; Chinese gall; Chinese sumac
tanner's sumach; elm-leaved sumach; Sicilian sumac
smooth sumac; scarlet sumac; red sumac
eastern poison ivy; poison ivy
Chinese lacquer tree
Chinese lacquer tree; Japanese varnish tree
Japanese wax tree; wax tree
skunkbush sumac; skunkbush; stinking sumac; ill-scented sumac; three-leaf sumac
Pacific poison oak
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poison ivy Synonyme
poison
Cain
DDD
DDT
Paris green
abomination
abuse
acaricide
activate
adulterate
adulteration
afflict
aggrieve
alloy
annihilate
anthelmintic
antibiotic
antimony
antiseptic
apache
arsenic
arsenic trioxide
assassin
assassinator
atrocity
bad
bane
befoul
befoulment
bereave of life
beryllium
bewitch
bichloride of mercury
blight
bloodletter
bloodshedder
bravo
bug bomb
burker
butcher
button man
cadmium
cancer
canker
cannibal
carbamate insecticide
carbolic acid
carbon monoxide
carbon tetrachloride
carry away
carry off
charge
cheapen
chemosterilant
chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide
chlorine
chloroform
coarsen
communicability
condemn
confound
contact
poison
contagion
contagiousness
contaminate
contamination
corrupt
corruption
crucify
crying evil
curse
cut down
cut off
cutthroat
cyanide
damage
deadliness
debase
debauch
defile
defilement
deflower
defoliant
degenerate
degrade
demoralize
denature
deprave
deprive of life
desecrate
desperado
despoil
despoliation
destroy
destruction
destructiveness
detriment
devalue
disadvantage
disinfectant
dispatch
dispose of
disserve
distort
distress
do a mischief
do away with
do evil
do for
do ill
do to death
do wrong
do wrong by
doom
embalming fluid
em
poison
end
envenom
eradicant
eradicator
evil
execute
executioner
exterminate
exterminator
finish
finish off
formaldehyde
fumigant
fungicide
garroter
germicide
get into trouble
gorilla
grievance
gun
gunman
gunsel
harass
harm
hatchet man
havoc
head-hunter
herbicide
hex
hit man
homicidal maniac
homicide
hurt
hydrocyanic acid
hyoscyamine
ill
immolate
impair
infect
infection
infectiousness
infectivity
injure
injury
insect powder
insecticide
irradiate
jinx
kill
killer
launch into eternity
lead
liquidate
lynch
make away with
malignancy
maltreat
man-eater
man-killer
manslayer
martyr
martyrize
massacrer
matador
menace
mephitic
poison
ed
activated
autoluminescent
bad
cankered
charged
contaminated
diseased
gangrened
gangrenous
hot
infected
irradiated
morbid
mortified
pathological
peccant
radiferous
radioactivated
radioactive
radioluminescent
septic
sphacelated
tainted
ulcerated
ulcerous
poison
er
Cain
apache
assassin
assassinator
bloodletter
bloodshedder
bravo
burker
butcher
button man
cannibal
cutthroat
desperado
eradicator
executioner
exterminator
garroter
gorilla
gun
gunman
gunsel
hatchet man
head-hunter
hit man
homicidal maniac
homicide
killer
man-eater
man-killer
manslayer
massacrer
matador
murderer
pesticide
poison
slaughterer
slayer
strangler
thug
torpedo
trigger man
poison
ing
adulteration
autointoxication
bane
befouling
beheading
blood
blood
poison
ing
bloodletting
bloodshed
braining
burning
capital punishment
contamination
corruption
crucifixion
dealing death
decapitation
decollation
defenestration
defilement
destruction
destruction of life
dispatch
electrocution
envenoming
ergotism
euthanasia
execution
extermination
festering
flow of blood
food
poison
ing
fouling
fusillade
garrote
gassing
gore
hanging
hemlock
immolation
infection
intoxication
judicial murder
kill
killing
lapidation
martyrdom
martyrization
mercy killing
milk sickness
misuse
necktie party
perversion
pollution
prostitution
ptomaine
poison
ing
pyemia
ritual killing
ritual murder
sacrifice
sepsis
septic
poison
ing
septicemia
septicopyemia
shooting
slaughter
slaying
stoning
strangling
strangulation
suppuration
taking of life
the ax
the block
the chair
the gallows
the gas chamber
the guillotine
the hot seat
the rope
toxemia
venenation
vitiation
poison
ous
bad
baleful
baneful
barfy
brackish
catching
cloying
communicable
contagious
corroding
corrosive
corrupting
corruptive
counterproductive
damaging
dangerous
deadly
defamatory
deleterious
destructive
detrimental
diabolical
disadvantageous
disserviceable
distressing
envenomed
evil
fatal
fetid
foul
fulsome
harmful
high
hurtful
icky
infectious
infective
injurious
lethal
maggoty
malefic
malevolent
malicious
malign
malignant
mawkish
mephitic
miasmal
miasmatic
miasmic
mischievous
mortal
nasty
nauseant
nauseating
nauseous
noisome
noxious
offensive
ominous
overripe
pernicious
pestiferous
pestilent
pestilential
poison
prejudicial
rancid
rank
rebarbative
rotten
scatheful
septic
sickening
slanderous
spoiled
stinking
toxic
toxicant
toxiferous
venenate
veneniferous
venenous
venomous
vicious
vile
virulent
vomity
weevily
yucky
Giftsumach Definition
Poison
(
n.
)
Any
agent
which,
when
introduced
into
the
animal
organism,
is
capable
of
producing
a
morbid,
noxious,
or
deadly
effect
upon
it
Poison
(
n.
)
That
which
taints
or
destroys
moral
purity
or
health
Poison
(
n.
)
To
put
poison
upon
or
into
Poison
(
n.
)
To
injure
or
kill
by
poison
Poison
(
n.
)
To
taint
Poison
(
v.
i.)
To
act
as,
or
convey,
a
poison.
poison ivy Bedeutung
poison
pill
the
target
company
defends
itself
by
making
its
stock
less
attractive
to
an
acquirer
South
American
poison
toad
a
South
American
toad
poison
anything
that
harms
or
destroys,
the
poison
of
fascism
darling
pea
poison
bush
either
of
two
Australian
plants
of
the
genus
Swainsona
that
are
poisonous
to
sheep
winter
sweet
poison
arrow
plant
Acocanthera
oblongifolia
Acocanthera
spectabilis
medium-sized
shrubby
tree
of
South
Africa
having
thick
leathery
evergreen
leaves
and
white
or
pink
flowers
and
globose
usually
two-seeded
purplish
black
fruits
bushman's
poison
ordeal
tree
Acocanthera
oppositifolia
Acocanthera
venenata
evergreen
shrub
or
tree
of
South
Africa
fly
poison
Amianthum
muscaetoxicum
Amianthum
muscitoxicum
all
parts
of
plant
are
highly
toxic,
bulb
pounded
and
used
as
a
fly
poison,
sometimes
placed
in
subfamily
Melanthiaceae
poison
camas
Zigadenus
nuttalli
a
common
perennial
death
camas,
Tennessee
to
Kansas
to
Texas
poison
bush
poison
pea
gastrolobium
any
of
various
Australian
evergreen
shrubs
of
the
genus
Gastrolobium
having
whorled
compound
leaves
poisonous
to
livestock
and
showy
yellow
to
deep
reddish-orange
flowers
followed
by
two-seeded
pods
poison
ash
poison
dogwood
poison
sumac
Toxicodendron
vernix
Rhus
vernix
smooth
American
swamp
shrub
with
pinnate
leaves
and
greenish
flowers
followed
by
greenish
white
berries,
yields
an
irritating
oil
poison
ivy
markweed
poison
mercury
poison
oak
Toxicodendron
radicans
Rhus
radicans
climbing
plant
common
in
eastern
and
central
United
States
with
ternate
leaves
and
greenish
flowers
followed
by
white
berries,
yields
an
irritating
oil
that
causes
a
rash
on
contact
western
poison
oak
Toxicodendron
diversilobum
Rhus
diversiloba
poisonous
shrub
of
the
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
that
causes
a
rash
on
contact
eastern
poison
oak
Toxicodendron
quercifolium
Rhus
quercifolia
Rhus
toxicodenedron
poisonous
shrub
of
southeastern
United
States
causing
a
rash
on
contact
black
nightshade
common
nightshade
poisonberry
poison-berry
Solanum
nigrum
Eurasian
herb
naturalized
in
America
having
white
flowers
and
poisonous
hairy
foliage
and
bearing
black
berries
that
are
sometimes
poisonous
but
sometimes
edible
hemlock
poison
hemlock
poison
parsley
California
fern
Nebraska
fern
winter
fern
Conium
maculatum
large
branching
biennial
herb
native
to
Eurasia
and
Africa
and
adventive
in
North
America
having
large
fernlike
leaves
and
white
flowers,
usually
found
in
damp
habitats,
all
parts
extremely
poisonous
poison
milkweed
horsetail
milkweed
Asclepias
subverticillata
milkweed
of
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico,
poisonous
to
livestock
poison
ivy
dermatitis
resulting
from
contact
with
the
poison
ivy
plant,
my
poison
ivy
is
drying
up
poison
oak
dermatitis
resulting
from
contact
with
a
poison
oak
plant
poison
sumac
dermatitis
resulting
from
contact
with
a
poison
sumac
plant
poison
gas
a
gas
that
is
poisonous
to
breath
or
contact,
used
in
chemical
warfare
poison
toxicant
poisonous
substance
any
substance
that
causes
injury
or
illness
or
death
of
a
living
organism
poison
administer
poison
to,
She
poisoned
her
husband
but
he
did
not
die
poison
envenom
add
poison
to,
Her
husband
poisoned
her
drink
in
order
to
kill
her
poison
kill
with
poison,
She
poisoned
her
husband
poison
kill
by
its
poison,
This
mushrooms
can
poison
poison
spoil
as
if
by
poison,
poison
someone's
mind,
poison
the
atmosphere
in
the
office
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