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VENISON (pronounced venzon)

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Originally appearing in Volume V27, Page 1007 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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VENISON (pronounced venzon)  , originally a word meaning a beast of any
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kind killed in the
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chase, but now only applied to the flesh of the
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deer prepared for eating . The O . Fr. veneisurs,
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venison, &e., mod. venison, meant the flesh of the deer or
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boar; the
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principal beasts of the chase (
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Lat. venatio,
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hunting) .

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