KnowraPoisonLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Poison, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 2Related 3Narrower topic 1Compared with 6VenomCompared with: Poisonous organisms harm through exposure; venom is actively delivered.Spider venomCompared with: Venom is actively delivered by a bite; poison generally harms without such delivery.ToxicityCompared with: “Poison” usually names a harmful substance, while toxicity describes its capacity to cause harm.MasqueradeBroader topic: Arbenin uses poison against Nina, converting suspicion into the play’s central crime.AntidoteRelated: An antidote is defined by its capacity to counter a poison's harm.StingCompared with: Poisons act through exposure; venoms are delivered through structures such as stings.New Queer CinemaBroader topic: Its fractured structure and taboo subjects helped establish the movement’s defining aesthetic.FoodCompared with: A substance’s capacity to nourish does not prevent it from becoming harmful at a high dose.Skull and crossbonesRelated: The skull and crossbones became a familiar warning symbol for poisonous substances.Mathieu OrfilaRelated: Orfila organized his research around how poisonous substances affect the body.Human foodCompared with: Toxic substances can resemble food but harm the body when consumed.Lernaean HydraNarrower topic: The Hydra’s toxic blood and venom make contact with its remains dangerous.