Definition of venison in English:

venison

noun ˈvɛnɪs(ə)nˈvɛnɪz(ə)n

mass noun

Meat from a deer.
as modifier venison steaks
Example sentencesExamples
- It may need to be as vegan as a freshly plucked dandelion leaf, or as bloody as a rare grilled haunch of venison.
- There's even venison and steak for those irritating diners who go to seafood restaurants and choose meat.
- Season and sear the venison rack and venison loin on all sides until golden brown.
- Drizzle remaining olive oil over venison and roast in oven to desired doneness.
- There's also imported food such as olives, coffee, specialist bread and cakes, wild boar and venison.
- Whether boning a side of venison or threading hooks through bait, his every action is soft, secure, measured.
- It's a wonderful recipe of pork, venison, steak, kielbasa sausage and sauerkraut.
- Richard freeze-dried the head and neck and saved the meat for venison patties.
- While true wild venison is full of flavour, often the meat can be bruised if the animal is shot badly.
- Highland Game, which sells venison from deer shot on Highland estates, said the demand for the meat was increasing.
- Tuck into steak, roast beef, venison and other red meat at least three times a week
- When you buy venison, it is normally red deer which can be farmed or grazed in parks.
- French chefs often used to complain that they could get nothing but venison from roe deer.
- They ranged from sea-urchin and clams to slices of venison and wild boar.
- I hoped he would bring back a deer, venison sounded like a nice change from rabbit stew.
- Beef, venison, and bison meat could be smoked for storage or cut into strips and dried.
- Served in a piping hot tureen, the tender venison meat was soaking in a sauce that tasted of pearl onions and wine.
- To prevent the spread of the disease, the European Union has banned exports of venison and other red meats.
- I used to think that venison lacked flavour, but this meat has a depth of flavour and tenderness that is quite divine.
- This is good news for lovers of venison, as even farmed deer are fed a pretty natural diet.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French veneso(u)n, from Latin venatio(n-) 'hunting', from venari 'to hunt'.

Rhymes

Tennyson

Definition of venison in US English:

venison

noun

Meat from a deer.
as modifier venison steaks
Example sentencesExamples
- Richard freeze-dried the head and neck and saved the meat for venison patties.
- I hoped he would bring back a deer, venison sounded like a nice change from rabbit stew.
- Beef, venison, and bison meat could be smoked for storage or cut into strips and dried.
- Season and sear the venison rack and venison loin on all sides until golden brown.
- Served in a piping hot tureen, the tender venison meat was soaking in a sauce that tasted of pearl onions and wine.
- This is good news for lovers of venison, as even farmed deer are fed a pretty natural diet.
- There's even venison and steak for those irritating diners who go to seafood restaurants and choose meat.
- It may need to be as vegan as a freshly plucked dandelion leaf, or as bloody as a rare grilled haunch of venison.
- Drizzle remaining olive oil over venison and roast in oven to desired doneness.
- There's also imported food such as olives, coffee, specialist bread and cakes, wild boar and venison.
- Whether boning a side of venison or threading hooks through bait, his every action is soft, secure, measured.
- I used to think that venison lacked flavour, but this meat has a depth of flavour and tenderness that is quite divine.
- When you buy venison, it is normally red deer which can be farmed or grazed in parks.
- To prevent the spread of the disease, the European Union has banned exports of venison and other red meats.
- They ranged from sea-urchin and clams to slices of venison and wild boar.
- French chefs often used to complain that they could get nothing but venison from roe deer.
- While true wild venison is full of flavour, often the meat can be bruised if the animal is shot badly.
- It's a wonderful recipe of pork, venison, steak, kielbasa sausage and sauerkraut.
- Tuck into steak, roast beef, venison and other red meat at least three times a week
- Highland Game, which sells venison from deer shot on Highland estates, said the demand for the meat was increasing.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French veneso(u)n, from Latin venatio(n-) ‘hunting’, from venari ‘to hunt’.

单词	venison
释义	Definition of venison in English: venison noun ˈvɛnɪs(ə)nˈvɛnɪz(ə)n mass noun Meat from a deer. as modifier venison steaks Example sentencesExamples It may need to be as vegan as a freshly plucked dandelion leaf, or as bloody as a rare grilled haunch of venison. There's even venison and steak for those irritating diners who go to seafood restaurants and choose meat. Season and sear the venison rack and venison loin on all sides until golden brown. Drizzle remaining olive oil over venison and roast in oven to desired doneness. There's also imported food such as olives, coffee, specialist bread and cakes, wild boar and venison. Whether boning a side of venison or threading hooks through bait, his every action is soft, secure, measured. It's a wonderful recipe of pork, venison, steak, kielbasa sausage and sauerkraut. Richard freeze-dried the head and neck and saved the meat for venison patties. While true wild venison is full of flavour, often the meat can be bruised if the animal is shot badly. Highland Game, which sells venison from deer shot on Highland estates, said the demand for the meat was increasing. Tuck into steak, roast beef, venison and other red meat at least three times a week When you buy venison, it is normally red deer which can be farmed or grazed in parks. French chefs often used to complain that they could get nothing but venison from roe deer. They ranged from sea-urchin and clams to slices of venison and wild boar. I hoped he would bring back a deer, venison sounded like a nice change from rabbit stew. Beef, venison, and bison meat could be smoked for storage or cut into strips and dried. Served in a piping hot tureen, the tender venison meat was soaking in a sauce that tasted of pearl onions and wine. To prevent the spread of the disease, the European Union has banned exports of venison and other red meats. I used to think that venison lacked flavour, but this meat has a depth of flavour and tenderness that is quite divine. This is good news for lovers of venison, as even farmed deer are fed a pretty natural diet. Origin Middle English: from Old French veneso(u)n, from Latin venatio(n-) 'hunting', from venari 'to hunt'. Rhymes Tennyson Definition of venison in US English: venison noun Meat from a deer. as modifier venison steaks Example sentencesExamples Richard freeze-dried the head and neck and saved the meat for venison patties. I hoped he would bring back a deer, venison sounded like a nice change from rabbit stew. Beef, venison, and bison meat could be smoked for storage or cut into strips and dried. Season and sear the venison rack and venison loin on all sides until golden brown. Served in a piping hot tureen, the tender venison meat was soaking in a sauce that tasted of pearl onions and wine. This is good news for lovers of venison, as even farmed deer are fed a pretty natural diet. There's even venison and steak for those irritating diners who go to seafood restaurants and choose meat. It may need to be as vegan as a freshly plucked dandelion leaf, or as bloody as a rare grilled haunch of venison. Drizzle remaining olive oil over venison and roast in oven to desired doneness. There's also imported food such as olives, coffee, specialist bread and cakes, wild boar and venison. Whether boning a side of venison or threading hooks through bait, his every action is soft, secure, measured. I used to think that venison lacked flavour, but this meat has a depth of flavour and tenderness that is quite divine. When you buy venison, it is normally red deer which can be farmed or grazed in parks. To prevent the spread of the disease, the European Union has banned exports of venison and other red meats. They ranged from sea-urchin and clams to slices of venison and wild boar. French chefs often used to complain that they could get nothing but venison from roe deer. While true wild venison is full of flavour, often the meat can be bruised if the animal is shot badly. It's a wonderful recipe of pork, venison, steak, kielbasa sausage and sauerkraut. Tuck into steak, roast beef, venison and other red meat at least three times a week Highland Game, which sells venison from deer shot on Highland estates, said the demand for the meat was increasing. Origin Middle English: from Old French veneso(u)n, from Latin venatio(n-) ‘hunting’, from venari ‘to hunt’.
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