vender

American  

[ven-der] / ˈvɛn dər /

noun

1. vendor.

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Etymology

Origin of vender

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

Example Sentences

In his statement, Noem’s lawyer said she “did not establish, finance, maintain, or control American Resolve Fund. She was simply a vender for a non-profit entity.”

From Salon

Federal agents worked with local authorities in Los Angeles to identify flea markets, retail outlets, pop-up shops and street venders selling the bogus items, which were often marketed as legitimate, officials said.

From Los Angeles Times

The dead included two truck drivers who bought the liquor from a vender in the village and drank it at a roadside restaurant.

From Seattle Times

Jack Colmer, 22, said he had felt "ashamed" so built the black bag vender as a potential solution.

From BBC

On Friday, a group of street venders were gathered at an exit to the Iztapalapa metro station, normally a key point of commerce.

From Washington Times