venison

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/ˈven.ɪ.sən/
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Lean red game meat, usually from deer and sometimes from related wild animals such as elk, moose, or antelope.

Examples

  • He marinated the venison overnight to tenderize it.
  • The recipe calls for ground venison instead of beef.
  • She sliced the venison thin for the carpaccio.
  • The chef prepared a venison stew with red wine.
  • At the banquet, the venison was served with juniper berries.

Similar words

deer meat
lean red meat
wild meat
game meat

Meanings

Usage

Use venison for the food, not for the animal, and specify elk, moose, or antelope meat when the exact animal matters.

Common mistakes

A venison for the animal should be a deer, because venison names the meat.

Etymology

From Anglo-Norman and Old French forms meaning meat from the hunt, ultimately from Latin venatio, meaning hunting.

FAQ

What does venison mean?

Venison means meat from deer, and sometimes from similar game animals such as elk, moose, or antelope.

Is venison the animal or the meat?

Venison is the meat. The animal is usually a deer.

Is venison always deer meat?

In ordinary use, venison usually means deer meat, but some contexts use it more broadly for meat from game animals.

Is venison beef?

No. Venison is game meat, while beef comes from cattle.

Is venison lean?

Yes. Venison is usually a lean red meat.

How is venison cooked?

Venison can be roasted, grilled, stewed, ground, cured, or marinated.

Where does venison come from?

Venison comes through French from Latin venatio, meaning hunting.

What does ground venison mean?

Ground venison is minced or ground game meat, often used like ground beef in burgers, chili, or sausages.

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