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venenous
veˈnenous, a. Now rare. Also 5 Sc. wenenows, 7 venenouse. [ad. late L. venēnōs-us, or f. L. venēn-um + -ous. Cf. F. vénéneus.] = venenose a.c 1425 Wyntoun Cron. vi. iv. 319 A serpent al vgly,..Fel apperande and wenenows. Ibid. vii. vii. 1353 His mynyster, þat made hym þan serwis, Prewaly put in his ...
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venomous
venomous, a. (ˈvɛnəməs) Forms: α. 4–5 venymus, -ouse, 4–6 -ous, 5 -ows, venymm(o)us (vemynousse); 4 uenimous, venimouse, 4, 6 -us, 5–7 -ous; 4–6 venemouse, 4–8 -ous, 5 Sc. -us, 5–6 Sc. vennemous; 5 venamous, Sc. -us, -use, 7 Sc. ven'mowse. β. 5– venomous, 5 Sc. wenomose, 6 Sc. wennomus, vennomous, 6...
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toxic
toxic, a. (n.) (ˈtɒksɪk) [f. med.L. toxic-us poisoned, imbued with poison, f. toxic-um. So F. toxique ‘poison’ (1762 in Dict. Trévoux).] A. adj. 1. Of the nature of a poison; poisonous.1664 Evelyn Sylva 65 The toxic quality was certainly in the liquor.., not in the nature of the wood; which yet he [...
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strip
▪ I. strip, n.1 Law. Now only U.S. (strɪp) Forms: 6 stripe, stryppe, strepe, 7–strip. [a. AF. estrepe, vbl. noun f. estreper estrepe v.] = estrepement.1516 in 5th Rep. Hist. MSS. Comm. (1876) 596/2 Jone my wyffe schalle make no stryppe ner waste in fellyng of tymbyr. 15.. Modus tenend. Cur. Baron (W...
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