venomous
adjective
uk/ˈven.ə.məs/us/ˈven.ə.məs/venomousadjective(POISON)
A venomoussnake,insect, etc.,producesvenom(= apoisonousliquidthat can be put into another animal'sbodybybitingorstinging):
Possiblehazardsincludemosquitoes, sandflies, and venomoussnakes.
The Florida cottonmouthsnake, which is alsoknownas thewatermoccasin, has venomousfangs.
Shefoundahighlyvenomousblackwidowspiderin abunchofgrapes.
Compare
poisonous
toxic
- Venomousreptilesarecoveredby aseparatestatepermit.
- There are about 2,700speciesofsnakein theworld,yetonly 50 or so arehighlyvenomous.
- Among thesymptomsof a venomous snakebite arepain,swelling,nausea, andweakness.
Poisoning and allergy
- allergen
- allergenic
- allergic
- anaphylactic
- anaphylactic shock
- anaphylaxis
- animatedly
- fly agaric
- hypersensitivity
- hypoallergenic
- intolerance
- intolerant
- lactose intolerance
- listeriosis
- poisoner
- poisoning
- strychnine
- toxicology
- venom
- Warfarin
venomousadjective(HATE)
fullofangerorhate:
充满愤怒的;愤恨的;咬牙切齿的MsBrownhaslauncheda venomousattackagainst thenewspaper.布朗女士愤怒地抨击了那家报纸。
She wasforcedtodeletethe venomouspostson herblog.
- Ifeartherhetoricwill get more venomous, and thecountrywillbecomemoredivided.
- TheEnglishtabloidnewspapersareparticularlyvenomous onsubjectslikeimmigration.
- He was venomous in hiscriticismof the sport'sgoverningbody.
Angry and displeased
- acrimonious
- acrimoniously
- aggrieved
- amused
- angrily
- fed up
- fed up to the back teethidiom
- fit to be tiedidiom
- furious
- furiously
- jaundiced
- livid
- peeved
- piqued
- pissed off
- pissy
- pouty
- wound up
- wrathful
- wrathfully
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