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Definition of venom
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of venom is as below...
Venom (n.)
Matter
fatal or
injurious
to life;
poison;
particularly,
the
poisonous,
the
poisonous
matter
which
certain
animals,
such as
serpents,
scorpions,
bees, etc.,
secrete
in a state of
health,
and
communicate
by thing or
stinging..
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Tsetse
::
Tsetse
(n.) A
venomous
two-winged
African
fly
(Glossina
morsitans)
whose bite is very
poisonous,
and even
fatal,
to
horses
and
cattle,
but
harmless
to men. It
renders
extensive
districts
in which it
abounds
uninhabitable
during
certain
seasons
of the
year..
Virulency
::
Virulency
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
virulent
or
venomous;
poisonousness;
malignancy.
Venom
::
Venom (n.)
Spite;
malice;
malignity;
evil
quality.
Chaucer.
Alexiterical
::
Alexiterical
(a.)
Resisting
poison;
obviating
the
effects
of
venom;
alexipharmic.
Adder
::
Adder (n.) A small
venomous
serpent
of the genus
Vipera.
The
common
European
adder is the
Vipera
(/
Pelias)
berus.
The puff
adders
of
Africa
are
species
of
Clotho.
Venomous
::
Venomous
(a.)
Having
a
poison
gland or
glands
for the
secretion
of
venom,
as
certain
serpents
and
insects..
Argas
::
Argas (n.) A genus of
venomous
ticks which
attack
men and
animals.
The
famous
Persian
Argas,
also
called
Miana bug, is A.
Persicus;
that of
Central
America,
called
talaje
by the
natives,
is A.
Talaje..
Venom
::
Venom (n.)
Matter
fatal or
injurious
to life;
poison;
particularly,
the
poisonous,
the
poisonous
matter
which
certain
animals,
such as
serpents,
scorpions,
bees, etc.,
secrete
in a state of
health,
and
communicate
by thing or
stinging..
Atter
::
Atter (n.)
Poison;
venom;
corrupt
matter
from a sore.
Centiped
::
Centiped
(n.) A
species
of the
Myriapoda;
esp. the
large,
flattened,
venomous
kinds of the order
Chilopoda,
found in
tropical
climates.
they are
many-jointed,
and have a great
number
of
feet..
Scolopendra
::
Scolopendra
(n.) A genus of
venomous
myriapods
including
the
centipeds.
See
Centiped.
Hamadryad
::
Hamadryad
(n.) A large
venomous
East
Indian
snake
(Orhiophagus
bungarus),
allied
to the
cobras..
Elaps
::
Elaps (n.) A genus of
venomous
snakes
found both in
America
and the Old
World.
Many
species
are
known.
See Coral
snake,
under
Coral..
Gila Monster
::
Gila
monster
() A large
tuberculated
lizard
(Heloderma
suspectum)
native
of the dry
plains
of
Arizona,
New
Mexico,
etc. It is the only
lizard
known to have
venomous
teeth..
Krait
::
Krait (n.) A very
venomous
snake of India
(Bungarus
coeruleus),
allied
to the
cobra.
Its upper parts are
bluish
or
brownish
black,
often with
narrow
white
streaks;
the belly is
whitish..
Fanfoot
::
Fanfoot
(n.) A
species
of gecko
having
the toes
expanded
into large lobes for
adhesion.
The
Egyptian
fanfoot
(Phyodactylus
gecko)
is
believed,
by the
natives,
to have
venomous
toes..
Bungarum
::
Bungarum
(n.) A
venomous
snake of
India,
of the genus
Bungarus,
allied
to the
cobras,
but
without
a
hood..
Cankered
::
Cankered
(a.)
Affected
mentally
or
morally
as with
canker;
sore,
envenomed;
malignant;
fretful;
ill-natured..
Contagion
::
Contagion
(n.)
Venom;
poison.
Arrowroot
::
Arrowroot
(n.) A west
Indian
plant of the genus
Maranta,
esp. M.
arundinacea,
now
cultivated
in many hot
countries.
It said that the
Indians
used the roots to
neutralize
the venom in
wounds
made by
poisoned
arrows..
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