unpoisonable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ poisonable.

Adjective

unpoisonable (comparative more unpoisonable, superlative most unpoisonable)

1. (rare) Not capable of being poisoned.
   • 2003, Terri Witek, Fools and Crows, page 61:

     Today was unpoisonable:
     at this we feel something rise in us like well-made bread,
     like the crows who bear off our saints, like anyone who leaves town with our names in his mouth like new wine, like air, like blessings.

   • 2010, Richard Swiderski, Poison Eaters: Snakes, Opium, Arsenic, and the Lethal Show, page 18:

     The earliest poisonous poison protection compounds, far from clinically recounted, do offer a record of the idea of the poisoned unpoisonable body developed by making and taking these formulas.