Venison (noun)

The meat of a deer, used as food.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french veneison, from latin venatio(n-), from venari "hunt".

Examples:

1. The hunters brought back venison from their hunting trip.
2. The venison stew was a hearty and delicious meal.
3. The venison sausage was made from ground deer meat.
4. Venison is a lean and healthy meat.
5. The steak was cooked to perfection and the venison was tender and flavorful.