The word 'venom' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to the toxic fluid secreted by certain animals like snakes, spiders, and scorpions. For example, "The black widow's venom can be fatal to its prey."
Rarely was the phrase "I could have done that" spat out with more venom.
That's when he plays his best; when he reins it in, his venom is diluted.
Yes, and I said it with venom, too!
The venom directed at Lee this week simply reflects the desperation within the ranks of Fianna Fáil as it faces two crucial byelections, local government elections and the European poll all on one day – 5 June to be precise.
They can fell enemies with venom or escape from them by squirting ink.
Today, he would be forced to apologise, but such venom was rooted in his own experience and that of the community from which he came.
Take the biting wit of Tracy Barlow, throw in a pinch of Blanche Hunt-esque venom and stir in the gobby glamour of Tina McIntyre.
Lost in Showbiz has no wish to cast aspersions, but it merely notes with interest that Goop has published pieces on something called "bee venom therapy" and something else called "bee sting therapy", a "Beehive Glossary", a selection of "Products From The Hive" and indeed a selection of "UnBEElievably Easy Recipes".
Some like to drink it, others need it to draw out venom, having been careless enough to be stung by lurking weaver fish.
Then Chris Woakes removed Smith caught at cover off a leading edge, whereupon Boyd Rankin, who bowled with venom and control throughout the day, dispatched Prince and Usman Khawaja.
There was some venom before between other players but, you know, it's always problematic between Germany and Holland".
