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nonvenomous

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nonvenomous [nɒnˈvɛnəməs]
adj
(of a snake, spider, etc.) not venomous
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Adj.1.nonvenomous - not producing venom; "nonvenomous snakes"
atoxic, nontoxic - not producing or resulting from poison
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