Try and Vet

Try

Try verb - To subject (a personal quality or faculty) to often excessive stress.

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Vet and try are semantically related In some cases you can use "Vet" instead a verb "Try".

Nearby Words: tried, trying

Vet verb - Work as a veterinarian.

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Try and vet are semantically related in analyze topic. Sometimes you can use "Try" instead a verb "Vet".

old	old try	old vet
good	good try	good vet
nice	nice try	nice vet
normal	normal try	normal vet
Other adjectives: actual, real, quiet, new, general, former, psychotic.

job

try job

vet job

Please don't try it without the help of your vet (and really, if meat-eating is an issue for you, consider sticking to herbivorous pets - it's just simpler and easier on the animals).

Source: Artistic License Animal Care
The fighter is eventually found, but he burned the body so throughly that there's no proof the homeless vet wasn't murdered and the cops will be forced to charge him, although Mac would try to put in a good word (he also got the vet a military funeral).

Source: Series / CSI: NY
In Boardwalk Empire, a pair of low-grade messenger boys for a local crime boss try to mug Jimmy Darmody (Jimmy's a World War I vet, has been The Dragon in two different major mobs already, is a ruthless personal friend of Al Capone, etc.) when he's coming out of a poker game a few bucks richer.

Source: Mugging The Monster / Live-Action TV