venison
ven·i·son
noun\ˈve-nə-sən also -zən, British usually ˈven-zən\
plural venisons also venison
Definition of VENISON
: the edible flesh of a game animal and especially a deer
Origin of VENISON
Middle English, from Anglo-French veneisun game, venison, from Latin venation-, venatio hunting, from venari to hunt, pursue; akin to Sanskrit vanoti he strives for — more at win
First Known Use: 14th century
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