ptomaine , auch: ptomain

Can we get any food in here that doesn't promise ptomaine?

The place was a ptomaine palace if ever there was one.

Reed had been sick with ptomaine on the boat.

It is a typical ptomaine, and a violent poison.

For the subsequent series, Ptomaine had relatively minor roles.

The only trouble was that if I didn't manage to do it right, we'd all die of ptomaine poisoning.

"Okay, I'll go buy you another slice of ptomaine."

Officially he was supposed to have contracted ptomaine poisoning.

Sooner or later you're going to have those five people that got ptomaine poisoning, from the fish, or say they did.

Look, if I go to town tomorrow, can you shut down 'that ptomaine trap for a day?

Maybe we'll all die of ptomaine, or decide to hang ourselves in our cells.'

It combined to produce a metallic citrate, giving him a slight ptomaine.

There have been cases of ptomaine poisoning from them, haven't there?"

Now, atropine poisoning is sometimes very hard to tell from ptomaine poisoning.

'After breakfast, she suffered a severe attack of ptomaine poisoning.

'And at the time of the ptomaine poisoning, was he still away?'

She didn't think she or Nadine were in the mood for a snack, much less possible ptomaine.

You'll have them die of ptomaine.

Who cares if you're liable to get ptomaine poisoning in Antone's Restaurant.

Ed Dooley died in August 1915; the cause of death was ruled ptomaine poisoning.

I went at it a little more cautiously, but didn't find any hidden caches of camouflaged ptomaine.

'As to being in the business: when does a chef get ptomaine poisoning ?'

Wright was a strong proponent of the Ptomaine theory for the cause of Scurvy.

Williams died of ptomaine poisoning.

"A girl I knew died of ptomaine poisoning," said Jane Helier.