vet
vet¹
Definition
vet (vet)
noun
transitive verb vet′·ted, vet′·ting
- to examine or treat as a veterinarian does
- to examine, investigate, or evaluate in a thorough or expert way
intransitive verb
Informal to work as a veterinarian
vet²
Definition
☆ vet (vet)
noun
vet³
Definition
vet (vet)
noun
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Definition
vet
- veteran
- veterinarian
- veterinary
vet
Usage Examples
Object
- procedure: Builders registering for the scheme will be required to go through a vetting procedure to ensure the cowboy element is left behind.
- applicant: Vetting job applicants he says quot dollars annually which.
Converse of object
- practice: T he television career of practicing vet, Dr. Scott Miller, keeps going from strength to strength.
- consult: It is best to consult a vet to ensure that you choose a product that is active against everything.
Converse of subject
- prescribe: It is lovely to be able to offer my piggies a natural remedy rather than something prescribed by a vet " .
- approve: NAFâs advanced nutritional formulas are developed and approved by vets.
Adjective modifier
- avian: For a list of avian vets, consult the website of Parrots Magazine.
- homeopathic: I would much prefer if homeopathic vets and conventional vets could work together for the greater good of the animals they serve.
- equine: It will serve as an aide-memoire for both the specialist equine vet and for those generalists which have some equine patients.
- qualified: Sick and injured pets are more normally cared for by qualified vets and nurses.
- retired: A retired vet informed me that dog fatalities were commoner in early Spring.
- holistic: This is a carefully selected formula from Pet Nutrition Concepts, a Company set up by Holistic vets, Pharmacists and Nutritionists.
Modifies a noun
- second-degree: Vet second-degree black goes double action he owes his.
- bill: We spent almost £ 10,000 on vets bills, which was almost £ 1000 more than last year.
- nurse: Ask your vet, or the vet nurses who they use.
Noun used with modifier
- avain: There are several companies which do the DNA test, and any avain vet should be able to do surgical sexing.
- rabbit: What the experts say - we asked some of Britain's leading rabbit vets: Q - What is your standard advice on feeding?
- zoo: Shocked zoo vet Igal Horowitz admitted: " I've never seen or heard of this before.
Possessives
- bill: All vets ' bills will paid by the league.
Preposition: for
- suitability: Placement Types of placement Placements must be vetted for suitability.
vet Quotes
I have long held the notion that if a vet can't catch his patient there's nothing much to worry about.
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