vender

[ ven-der ]

noun

1. vendor.

Word History and Origins

Origin of vender¹

First recorded in 1590–1600; vend + -er ¹

Example Sentences

A French corset-maker appeared on the scene, and a famous vender of cosmetics.

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As to the motives of the inventor and vender of the Tractors, the facts must be allowed to speak for themselves.

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The door instantly banged to with a crash, as the owner and vender of the pills passed out.

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Maggie shocked Mrs. Thorne by buying a shrine from an image vender and hanging it against the wall in the kitchen.

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He stopped before the little hand-cart of a street fruit vender, which was drawn up to the curbstone, to buy an apple.

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