venomer
venomer noun: one who or that which poisons.
Noun
venomer (plural venomers)
- One who or that which poisons.
- And yet it would have been an excellent thing in the good old toxicological days of Italy; and people of noble family would have found a sensitive goblet of this sort as sovereign against the arts of venomers as an exclusive diet of boiled eggs.1867, William Dean Howells, Venetian Life
- Attention has been previously directed to the vast representation of venomous animals in the world fauna. Of this group, certain taxa are of most concern as venomers in the United States.1966, Herbert Ludwig Stahnke, The treatment of venomous bites and stings, page 15
Forms of venomer
| plural | venomers |
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Origin of venomer
From venom + -er.
Questions about venomer
- What does venomer mean?
- Venomer means one who or that which poisons.
- What part of speech is venomer?
- Venomer is a noun.
- What is the plural of venomer?
- The plural of venomer is venomers.
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