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venter

[ven-ter] / ˈvɛn tər /




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“Well cobblers it’s my time,” the post began in English, ending with the Norwegian phrase “valhall venter” or “heaven awaits.”

From New York Times

At worst, we have become a nation of venters, easily provoked and quick to condemn.

From Los Angeles Times

While you shouldn’t offer to step in unless you can actually follow through, most of the time, the venter won’t take you up on your offer.

From Time

It may not spell doom, but it does mean it’s time for the venter to accept: 1.

From Washington Post

This directs the legs toward the pin, as a matter of safety, prevents their being broken in handling, and also gives opportunity for subsequent examination of the back, side, and venter of the specimen.

From Project Gutenberg