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ab
abatis
abbess
abbreviators
abdominal
aberration
abide
abrupt
absence
absent
accede
accelerate
accident
accommodate
accommodation
accomplish
account
achromatic
action
acutiator
adansonia
adjust
adorn
adroit
adultery
advent
adventine
adventitious
adventitiously
adventive
adventual
adventure
adventured
adventurer
adventuresome
adventuresomeness
adventuring
adventurous
adventurously
adventurousness
adversity
advertise
affirmative
afflicting
after-clap
age
ague-spell
aid
air
air-pipe
aired
alcahest
alcaics
alchimy
alcmanian
ale-conner
alectryomancy
algarot
algaroth
alive
alkahest
alligator
alphonsin
amazement
amobeum
amphibia
amphibial
amplify
amyraldism
anachronism
anadiplosis
anchor
android
annals
anniversary
antecedent
antevert
anticipate
anticipated
anticipating
anticipation
antidotal
antidote
antihypnotic
anxiety
aorta
apodal
apode
apologue
apron
aptera
arbor
arch
archilochian
argue
arguing
argumentation
arithmancy
armistice
aroph
arpent
artery
artificer
artificial
arundelian
aruspice
asphurelates
assembly
assiento
astonishment
astragal
astrologian
astrology
attract
augur
auguration
augury
aum
auricle
austromancy
aventine
aventure
avert
aware
azote
back
backstaff
backstays
backwards
bankrupt
bankruptcy
bankrupted
bankrupting
bar
barb
bargain
barom
barren
barrenness
barricade
barring
basin
basset
bear
beard
becalm
beguards
belfry
bergamot
berme
bet
beyond
bezoar
big
binary
bishop
biventral
blast
blasting
bless
blight
blinds
blockade
bloodstone
blow
blow-pipe
boll
bomb
boom
borrow
bosom
botch
bottom
bound
break
breaker
breathe
breathing
brine
britching
bucanier
budget
bush
cabala
cable
calamitous
calamity
calk
calorimeter
cap
cardinal
carding-machine
caryatides
case
cast
casualty
catastrophy
cauline
caveat
celestins
cenobite
cenobitical
centaur
century
ceres
certain
certainty
chain
chance
chapless
character
checker
chimistry
chiromancer
chiromancy
chivalry
chock
chronicle
chronicler
chronographer
chronological
chronologically
chronologist
chronology
church
cipher
circumstance
circumvallation
circumvent
circumvented
circumventing
circumvention
circumventive
cissoid
clamp
clarichord
classis
claw
cleanse
close
closely
closeness
cloy
co-operate
coadventurer
coamings
coincidence
coined
coiner
coining
collateral
combine
come
commemorate
commemoration
comment
commentitious
commissure
commodiously
commoigne
compass
complement
compose
composition
compress
computation
conceivable
conceive
conchoid
conclusion
concurrence
concurrent
concurring
condenser
conflagration
conglutinate
congratulate
congratulated
congratulating
congratulation
congratulatory
conjecture
conjuncture
connivent
conoid
conscious
consequence
consociate
conspiracy
constable
constipate
construct
contemplate
contemporary
contentedness
contingence
contingency
contingent
contravention
contribute
contrivable
contrivance
contrive
contrived
contrivement
contriver
control
controll
convening
convent
conventicle
conventicler
convention
conventional
conventionary
conventioner
conventionist
conventual
cotton-gin
cotton-plant
cotton-shrub
countenance
counter-opening
courageous
cravant
craven
cravent
creep
crisis
cross
crotchet
crupper
crystalization
cubit
cure
current
cut
cycle
dam
damage
dare
daring
dark
date
dead-heartedness
debar
debark
debarkation
debarked
debarking
debarred
debarring
decretory
defeasance
defeat
defend
defensive
defraud
delegate
demise
deprecation
design
detained
detainer
deter
determine
deterred
device
deviceful
devisable
devise
deviser
devising
dexterity
dextrous
diary
diastaltic
die
diet
dietine
dieting
digamma
digester
digestion
dike
disabuse
disadvantage
disadventure
disadventurous
disappoint
disaster
discharge
disclose
discord
discourage
discourse
discover
discuss
disease
disembogue
disinherit
disinterestedness
displode
disposer
dissatisfactory
dissolution
dissolvent
distance
distinctness
distressful
ditch
divination
divine
diviner
dock
dominant
dormitory
doubtful
doubtfulness
drouth
dubious
due
duration
earnest
easily
eclipse
effect
effervesce
egestion
eighteenth
eightieth
element
eleventh
elk
embalm
emblematist
emergency
empasm
encroach
end
engastrimuth
ensue
enterpriser
epic
epiglottis
episode
errant
escapement
eter
evaporate
evaporation
event
eventerate
eventerated
eventerating
eventful
eventilate
eventilation
eventual
eventually
eventuate
eventuating
evolution
exactly
exclusive
excogitate
excogitation
exigent
expect
expectation
expediency
experience
express
fable
fabled
fabricate
fabricated
fabulist
fabulize
fabulous
fact
faculty
fail
failing
failure
falsifier
fanned
fanning
fare
farriery
farther
fatal
fatality
fate
fateful
fatidical
fear
feast
fecundity
feign
feigned
feigner
feigning
felspath
fence
fend
fender
ferment
fertile
fertility
fervency
fervent
fervently
fiction
fig-tree
figment
figure
fin
final
find
finish
floodgate
flourish
fluctuate
folkmote
foolhardy
foothold
for
foreadmonish
foreadvise
foreclose
foreclosure
forefend
foreign
forenotice
forerun
foresee
foreseeing
forestall
forestalling
foretell
fortuitous
fortunate
fortune
fortunebook
fortunetell
fortuneteller
fortunetelling
frame
framing
friary
frostnail
fulfill
fusion
future
futurity
g
gazette
generate
generator
genethliacs
genius
georama
gin
give
gloomy
godfather
good
gouland
great
ground
guaranty
guard
gunstone
gut
guy
habit
hand
handsome
hant
hap
haruspice
hazard
hazarded
hazarder
hazarding
heaven
hebdomadary
hedge
hegira
help
hem
hermetical
hide
historian
history
history-piece
histrionical
hit
hold
holy
holyday
homicide
honorably
hope
hopple
horoscope
horoscopy
however
humor
hurters
hydromancy
icarian
idiotism
ill
immediate
immediately
impassably
impediment
impenetrability
imperviosly
impotency
incendiary
incident
infringe
ingenious
ingeniousness
ingenuity
injurious
inseparably
insolvency
insolvent
instance
insulate
insulating
insulation
interest
interjacency
interlapse
interlope
intermediary
intermediately
intermediation
interposal
interposition
interruption
interval
intervene
intervening
intervention
intrigue
intuition
intuitive
invent
invented
inventer
inventing
invention
inventive
inventor
inventorially
inventoried
inventory
inventress
invest
irreconcile
issue
jigpin
journal
july
k
keep
kidney
knight-errant
knight-errantry
lamprey
land
lawing
leak
leonine
let
letter
levee
libra
life
ligature
light
like
linchpin
line
lithography
lithomancy
lithontriptic
lithotritor
log
logarithm
long
look-out
loose
lot
luck
luckiness
lucky
luting
luxuriancy
machinery
magic
mammillary
manger
manna
manslaughter
marline
marling
marriage
martinmas
masoretic
match
matter
may
medal
mediate
mediation
medicine
meet
meeting
melancholy
memorial
memory
menstruum
mesentery
metachronism
metemptosis
mildew
ministration
minster
mint
minter
mintmaster
miracle
mirror
misadventure
miscarriage
mischance
miscorrect
miss
mithridate
mithridatic
mix
monopolizer
monteth
monument
motion
mount
mouse
movent
muffle
muzzle
nail
narrate
narration
narrative
narrator
narratory
nature
necessary
neck
necromancer
necromancy
negative
negotiate
nestegg
netting
nevertheless
new
newness
nicolaitan
nigh
nisan
non-solvent
none
nones
nostrum
nothing
notwithstanding
november
novitious
obscurely
obstruct
obviate
occasion
occasional
occurrence
oddness
old
olibanum
omen
ominous
onirocritic
open
ophiomancy
opinion
opodeldoc
oppose
oracle
orator
oratory
origin
orillon
orion
orniscopist
orrery
outbid
outdare
outgo
outward
overshoot
palisade
panch
parachronism
parachute
parenthesis
parian
parry
partner
pass
passage
patent
patiently
pave
pawl
peace-officer
pederero
pendant
peradventure
pericardium
period
permit
perpetuate
picturesk
pietist
pinchbeck
pineal
piston
place
poet
policy
pompous
ponder
portcullis
positively
postdiluvian
posteriority
potato
pounce
precarious
precariousness
precaution
precautional
precautionary
precedency
precipitate
preclude
precluding
preclusion
precursor
predestination
predetermine
predicted
prediction
pregnancy
prelude
preominate
preparation
preparative
presage
prescience
prescient
presence
preservative
presume
presuming
presumption
presumptive
presumptuous
pretension
preternatural
preterpluperfect
prevenient
prevent
preventable
prevented
preventer
preventing
preventingly
prevention
preventional
preventive
preventively
previous
priming-wire
print
prior
prioress
priory
proa
probability
probation
prochronism
proemptosis
prognosis
prognostic
prognosticate
prognostication
prognosticator
prohibit
prolepsy
promise
pronoun
prop
property
prophecy
prophesier
prophesy
prophesying
prophet
prophetess
prophetical
prophylactical
propolis
proportion
prove
providence
provincial
puddening
punctual
purify
pythonic
q
quality
quarter
quern
raise
raised
ranforce
rare
ratio
real
recent
recentness
recital
recitative
recite
recollection
reconciliation
record
rector
refectory
refiner
reflect
reflecting
reflection
regard
rehearsal
rehearse
reinsurance
relate
relation
relish
remedy
remembrance
remonstrance
remotely
remoteness
repellent
resistance
resolvent
rest
retain
retention
retrospective
review
rhenish
ring
risk
rivet
romance
rosicrucian
rounding
rudd
run
sabbatarian
sabbath
sabbatical
sale
sanctify
sandarach
sanhedrim
sash
saturate
saturation
saturn
save
saved
scene
schedule
scorch
scotch
scramble
scratch
screen
scupper-hose
seclude
secluding
seer
september
septuagenary
septuagesima
septuagesimal
septuagint
sequel
seraphical
series
serpentarius
servant
seventeenth
seventh
seventhly
seventieth
seventy
several
severe
sewel
shackle
shackles
shaman
sharp
sheet-anchor
shoe
should
sign
significance
significancy
significant
simultaneous
since
sing
sister
skid
slacken
smouldering
smouldry
snow-shoe
so
sole
solicitous
solvent
some
something
soothsayer
soothsaying
sounding-board
specuation
speculate
sphere
spike
spill
spiracle
spleen
spring
star
start
startle
stoom
stop
stopper
storax
story
strip
studious
stun
subsemitone
subsequent
subventaneous
successfulness
succession
suddenness
superior
supernatural
superstition
superstitiously
supplicant
suppress
suppression
suppressor
surname
surprise
survival
survive
surviving
suspended
suspense
suspension
suspiral
swing
synagogue
synchronism
synneurosis
tactics
take
tale
tarpaulin
taxable
telegraph
temerarious
tempt
tense
tent
testoon
thereat
thing
this
thoracics
thorn
throw
tides-man
time
timely
tisri
to
token
tolerate
top-chain
touch-hole
tower
tragedy
tragi-comedy
tragicalness
tree
trick
trust
try
turn
tye
unadventurous
unavoidably
unconcerned
uncontrollable
underplot
undertake
unenterprising
unfortunate
unhazarded
uninvented
union
unknown
unlikely
unlucky
unprepared
unprevented
unprophetical
unsafe
unsuccessful
until
upon
use
usual
vacuum
value
valve
vehement
vent
ventage
ventail
ventana
ventanna
venter
ventiduct
ventilate
ventilation
ventilator
ventiloquous
ventosity
ventral
ventricle
ventricous
ventriculous
ventriloquism
ventriloquist
ventriloquy
venture
venturer
venturesome
venturous
venturousness
venus
vernier
versification
veto
violin
viscera
vision
vital
wage
wager
waif
wait
warded
warm
wash-board
watch
watchfulness
well
well-drain
wharf
whig
will
wind-tight
windbound
window
wish
wit
wit-craft
within
without
witness
witty
woful
would
wring
year



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VENT, n. [L. venio, Eng. wind, &c.; properly a passage.]

1. A small aperture; a hole or passage for air or other fluid to escape; as the vent of a cask.

2. The opening in a cannon or other piece of artillery, by which fire is communicated to the charge.

3. Passage from secrecy to notice; publication.

4. The act of opening.

5. Emission; passage; escape from confinement; as, his smothered passions urge for vent.

6. Discharge; utterance; means of discharge.

Had like grief been dew'd in tears, without the vent of words -;

7. Sale; as the vent of a thousand copies of a treatise.

8. Opportunity to sell; demand.

There is no vent for any commodity except wool.

9. An inn, a baiting place. [Not in use.]

To give vent to, to suffer to escape; to let out; to pour forth.

VENT, v.t.

1. To let out at a small aperture.

2. To let out; to suffer to escape from confinement; to utter; to pour forth; as, to vent passion or complaint.

The queen of heav'n did thus her fury vent.

3. To utter; to report. [Not in use.]

4. To publish.

The sectators did greatly enrich their inventions by venting the stolen treasures of divine letters. [Not used.]

5. To sell.

Therefore did those nations vent such spice. [Not in use.]

[Instead of vent in the latter sense, we use vend.

VENT, v.i. To snuff. [Not in use.]

1913 Definition
Vent (vent)
n.(?)
Vent
[F. vente, fr. L. vendere, -itum, to sell; perh. confused with E. vent an opening. See Vend.]
  1. Sale; opportunity to sell; market.
    [Obs.] Shelton.

    There is no vent for any commodity but of wool. Sir W. Temple.

  2. To sell; to vend.
    [Obs.]

    Therefore did those nations vent such spice. Sir W. Raleigh.

  3. A baiting place; an inn.
    [Obs.]
  4. To snuff; to breathe or puff out; to snort.
    [Obs.] Spenser.
  5. A small aperture; a hole or passage for air or any fluid to escape; as, the vent of a cask; the vent of a mold; a volcanic vent.

    Look, how thy wounds do bleed at many vents. Shak.

    Long't was doubtful, both so closely pent,
    Which first should issue from the narrow vent.     Pope.

  6. The anal opening of certain invertebrates and fishes; also, the external cloacal opening of reptiles, birds, amphibians, and many fishes.

    (b) (Gun.)

  7. Fig.: Opportunity of escape or passage from confinement or privacy; outlet.
  8. Emission; escape; passage to notice or expression; publication; utterance.

    Without the vent of words. Milton.

    Thou didst make tolerable vent of thy travel. Shak.

    To give vent to, to suffer to escape; to let out; to pour forth; as, to give vent to anger. -- To take vent, to escape; to be made public. [R.] -- Vent feather (Zoöl.), one of the anal, or crissal, feathers of a bird. -- Vent field (Gun.), a flat raised surface around a vent. -- Vent piece. (Gun.) (a) A bush. See 4th Bush, n., 2. (b) A breech block.

  9. To let out at a vent, or small aperture] to give passage or outlet to.
  10. To suffer to escape from confinement; to let out; to utter; to pour forth; as, to vent passion or complaint.

    The queen of heaven did thus her fury vent. Dryden.

  11. To utter; to report; to publish.
    [Obs.]

    By mixing somewhat true to vent more lies. Milton.

    Thou hast framed and vented very curious orations. Barrow.

  12. To scent, as a hound.
    [Obs.] Turbervile.
  13. To furnish with a vent; to make a vent in; as, to vent. a mold.

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