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venery
1[ven-uh-ree]
noun
the gratification of sexual desire.
venery
2[ven-uh-ree]
noun
the practice or sport of hunting; the chase.
venery
1/ ˈvɛnərɪ, ˈviː- /
noun
archaic, the pursuit of sexual gratification
venery
2/ ˈviː-, ˈvɛnərɪ /
noun
the art, sport, lore, or practice of hunting, esp with hounds; the chase
Word History and Origins
Origin of venery1
Word History and Origins
Origin of venery1
Origin of venery2
Example Sentences
In the hours after a tentative deal was announced, Starz canceled three original series — wrestling drama “Heels,” comedy “Run the World” and dramedy “Blindspotting” — and it scrapped another, “The Venery of Samantha Bird,” which had not yet aired and stopped production when the WGA strike began in May.
In “The Venery of Samantha Bird,” the psychological thriller he’s currently shooting in Quebec, he plays a podcaster who studies the flora and fauna of New Hampshire.
He further Foxified the White House by offering a top job to Bill Shine, the former Fox News enforcer who oversaw the creepy cover-up of the Roger Ailes-Bill O’Reilly venery.
Women, who as a gender are at risk of sexual indulgence - or "venery" - should avoid eating "hard, fat things and spices" because such comestibles cause the body to become more heated.
Another solution is for a maiden to simply get married - and when their venery is met by "the enjoyment of their husbands, they become more gay and lively".
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