Noun
a toxic gas that is inhaled or absorbed through the skin and has harmful effects on the nervous and respiratory system
Source: WordNetFormer navy diver K.T. (Eiza Gonzalez), whose lungs were burned by nerve gas during an operation in Syria, clearly knows more than she is letting on. Source: Internet
FILE - In this March 20, 1995, file photo, subway passengers affected by sarin nerve gas are treated near Tsukiji subway station in Tokyo. Source: Internet
With 530 aircraft sorties and heavy use of nerve gas, they crushed the Iranian forces in the area, killing 3,500, and nearly destroying a Revolutionary Guard division. Source: Internet
There has never been a study done on the long-term health risks of being in the same area with a nerve gas incinerator. Source: Internet
They called on Moscow to "live up to its responsibilities" as a UN security council member and provide "full and complete disclosure" of its nerve gas programme. Source: Internet
This is a common problem: it’s one thing to develop a nuclear munition or, say, nerve gas. Source: Internet