vanner

American  

[van-er] / ˈvæn ər /

noun

1. the owner or driver of a van, especially one of customized design.

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Etymology

Origin of vanner

First recorded in 1970–75; van ² + -er ¹

Example Sentences

Father-to-be Damian Vanner said it was "a major crisis".

From BBC

There’s a 1990s club-music playlist, dark-green walls, a single hanging lightbulb and a changing array of objects, like a deer horn bedazzled with pearls and crystals by artist Olivia Vanner.

From Seattle Times

The owner of Vanner Caravan, Camping and Holiday Cottages in Dolgellau, Gwynedd, said: "This year is a perfect storm. There's much more competition as the market is saturated."

From BBC

The first part is a novella titled “Bonds,” presented as the work by a now forgotten writer in the 1930s named Harold Vanner.

From Washington Post

Diaz, writing as Vanner, spins the legend of an icy, isolated young man who quickly masters the levers of finance to transform his “respectable inheritance” into an unimaginably large estate.

From Washington Post