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Envenom
From the Robert E. Howard Lexicon
© 2017 James LaFond
MAY/26/17
“…the heavy bands still upon wrists and ankles, these, Cormac saw, sank deeply into the flesh which the rough and rusty metal envenomed.”
-The Temple of Abomination
1. en•ven•om
[ənˈvenəm]
VERB
envenoms (third person present) • envenomed (past tense) • envenomed (past participle) • envenoming (present participle)
1. archaic
to poison; make poisonous.
ORIGIN
Middle English (formerly also as invenom): from Old French envenimer, from en- ‘in’ + venim ‘venom
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