ˈptomainedadj. now rare containing ptomaines; afflicted with ptomaine poisoning.
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1898 G. W. SteevensWith Kitchener to Khartum xi. 94 We went to a Greek café and lunched on ptomained sardines.
1917 Oakland (Calif.) Tribune 8 Aug. 7/2 No more the public drinking glass, with its collection of animalculae and germ protisms, turned loose upon an unsuspecting and ptomained public.