All 9 Uses

venom
in
Circe
(Edited)

My father had begun to prefer his draughts to her, and her venom over it fell to me.
p. 41.2 *

venom = intense feelings of anger

editor's notes: Draught is the British spelling for draft--a glass of beer. They are both pronounced draft.
I could coax a drop of venom from the tail of a wasp.
p. 86.4

venom = poison
I could taste the venom in my mouth. It was a pleasure to see him frightened at last.
p. 271.5

venom = intense feelings of anger
No. You must put your hand to the venom yourself.
p. 280.9

venom = poison
Would I be able to climb out of the deep again, once the venom was in me?
p. 281.4
Begin in the flesh above, else the venom will leak.
p. 282.1
I turned it, catching the light on the infinitesimal beads of venom that crowned each feathered tooth.
p. 313.3
Is it like a bee's venom, that stings only once?
p. 314.8
I speak of the spear you sent, whose venom killed my husband.
p. 325.1 *

Definitions:

(1) (venom as in: snake venom)
poison created by some insects and animals such as snakes
(2) (venom as in: jealousy-fueled venom)
intense feelings of hatred or anger
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)