This conduct of venery is an ideal that is only approximated.
Aboard her Longaveile, she's thine own, To me the fooling of this fool is venery.
Fifthly, By the too frequent reiteration of the act of venery.
The hotter the Climate, the stronger are the Inclinations to venery.
He was, in the full force of the term, what is called in venery a knowing dog.
It was with him as when a hunter has hunted a fox after the approved laws of venery.
The King held a high Court, and bade his great vassals and barons, and all the lords of his venery to the feast.
The walls, wainscoted in dark walnut wood, were adorned with grotesque carvings of hunting scenes and instruments of venery.
The noble art of venery is a fine term to describe the butcher's business.
Beasts of forest are hart and hind (red deer), boar, wolf and all beasts of venery.
"pursuit of sexual pleasure," late 15c., from Medieval Latin veneria "sexual intercourse," from Latin venus (genitive veneris) "sexual love, sexual desire" (see Venus). In earlier use it may have been felt as a play on now obsolete homonym venery "practice or sport of hunting, the chase" (early 14c.), from Old French venerie, from Latin venari "to hunt" (see venison).
