Definition of Poysoning

1. poyson [v] - See also: poyson

Lexicographical Neighbors of Poysoning

poynados
poynant
poynard
poynt
poynted
poynting
poynts
poyous
poyse
poysed
poyses
poysing
poyson
poysoned
poysoning (current term)
poysons
poz
pozole
pozoles
pozz
pozzie
pozzies
pozzolan
pozzolana
pozzolanas
pozzolanic
pozzolans
pozzuolana

Literary usage of Poysoning

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Historical Works of Sir James Balfour by James Balfour (1824)
"... Richard Weston, yeoman, was indicted and condemned in Guildhall, in London, for poysoning of Sr Thomas ..."

2. A List of English Plays Written Before 1643 and Printed Before 1700 by Walter Wilson Greg (1900)
"Containing The Part II has the signatures continuous and the following bead-title :— entrance of Lewis the French Kings sonne: With the poysoning of lohn by ..."

3. The History of the Kirk of Scotland by David Calderwood (1843)
"... in Scotland alreadie : God forbid that that vile practice of poysoning sould enter in among us. ..."

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