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pharmaceuticals. 2 malice, maliciousness, malevolence, ill will,
malignity, animosity, hate, hatred, hostility, antagonism,
spite, spitefulness, spleen, rancour, bitterness,
embitteredness, gall, poison, poisonousness, virulence: Vinnie
was totally unprepared for the venom of the attack.
venomous adj. 1 poisonous, deadly, toxic, dangerous, life-threatening,
lethal: There are few venomous snakes in the British Isles. 2
poisonous, virulent, malicious, malevolent, malign, malignant,
savage, baleful, envenomed, hostile, antagonistic, spiteful,
splenetic, acerbic, rancorous, bitter, embittered, mean,
vicious: That venomous little man caused me to lose my job.
vent
n. 1 opening, slit, slot, hole, aperture, air-hole, blow-hole,
spiracle, orifice, outlet, inlet, funnel, flue, duct, passage;
fumarole, fissure, pipe, mofette or moffette: The tepee has a
vent at the peak to let the smoke of the fire escape. 2 give
vent to. See 3, below.
--v. 3 give vent to, express, verbalize, air, articulate,
enunciate, declare, voice, announce, communicate, pronounce,
proclaim, reveal, release, let go, let loose, allow to become
known, make known, blurt out, make public, broadcast: Has
Margie ever vented her true feelings about your work as a bomb
disposal expert? Arnold vents his spleen on any unfortunate who
will stand for it. 4 discharge, release, emit, eject, issue,
empty, dump, expel, send or pour out or forth, throw out: It is
illegal to vent poisonous fumes into the atmosphere.
venture n. 1 risk, chance, hazardous undertaking, experiment,
speculation, gamble, plunge, fling: Their new publishing
venture turned out to be quite a success.
--v. 2 dare(say), make bold, hazard, volunteer, tender, offer,
broach, advance, proffer, put forward: Ambrose ventured some
nasty remark and was asked to leave. 3 jeopardize, risk,
endanger, hazard, imperil; gamble, bet, wager, plunge, put down:
Thomas ventured his last chip on the number four.
venturesome
adj. 1 daring, bold, intrepid, adventurous, courageous, plucky,
adventuresome, audacious, fearless, doughty, brave, spirited:
Henderson felt that he was being truly venturesome by sailing