Venti

American  

[ven-tee] / ˈvɛn ti /

noun

1. (at Starbucks coffee shops) a large size of beverage, equal to 20 ounces (591 milliliters) for hot drinks and 24 ounces (709 milliliters) for cold drinks.

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Example Sentences

The 26-year-old’s order in high school was a venti Caramel Frappuccino, extra caramel drizzle, extra caramel syrup, no whipped cream—a drink she bought so frequently as a teenager, she said, she even noticed the change in flavor when the chain quietly switched the caramel drizzle to a different kind.

From Slate

“True dat,” affirmed executive editor “Snoop-Kitty” Orr, kickin’ it old school in DuPont Circle, iced skim venti latte in hand.

From Salon

During my high school years, my favorite afternoon drink was a venti version of the drink with two scoops of dried strawberries from Starbucks.

From Salon

It's a bit too early for a drink, though, so Sir Rod orders up a venti coffee, shooing away an over-eager assistant who attempts to stir in his sugar.

From BBC

So what if some Gen Z influencers see a venti hyphen where you see a proud, versatile dash?

From Salon