A few words, venomous, coming from outside now, dirty whore, basura.
Her encores included a fiery rendition of "Col versar, barbaro, il sangue," from "Berenice," during which her venomous declamation of the word "barbaro" ("cruel man") seemed to encompass the torment of centuries of wronged women.
The best track, The Currents, rails against Farage and Trump, its venomous riff compensating for the mundane words ("I can't believe the scary points you make").
When the students occupy their school, ostensibly to protest standardization and privatization -- words they pronounce with venomous conviction, even if it's not clear that they know what they're talking about -- they seem to be acting out a ritual of adolescence rather than taking a political stand.
The words 'Python's venom' were removed from the headline of this article on 6 June 2015, after John Cleese pointed out that pythons are not, in fact, venomous.
Bring an anti-venom if there are venomous snakes there.
"Beinn" is the most common Gaelic word for "mountain", "Nibheis" is variously understood, though the word is commonly translated as "malicious" or "venomous".
'Monsieur, you are a traitor, a traitor to France, and a philistine!" The last word was spat out in a venomous ball of phlegm.
American no wave icons Lydia Lunch and Weasel Walter performed their spoken word collaboration "Brutal Measures," the former's venomous, striking poetry touching on working class alienation and the existential pressure of human existence, punctuated by the latter's furious, scattered drumming.
