vit·ri·ol
ˈvitrēəl,ˈvitrēˌôl/
noun
noun: vitriol
1.
cruel and bitter criticism.
“her mother’s sudden gush of fury and vitriol”
2.
archaicliterary
sulfuric acid.
Origin
late Middle English (denoting the sulfate of various metals): from Old French, or from medieval Latin vitriolum, from Latin vitrum ‘glass.’
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