Vent and Wire

Vent

Vent verb - To find emotional release for.

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Wire and vent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wire" instead a verb "Vent".

Nearby Words: vented, venting, venter, ventage

Wire verb - String on a wire.

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Vent and wire are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Vent" instead a verb "Wire".

Nearby Words: wired, wiring, wireless

live	live vent	live wire
usual	usual vent	usual wire
regular	regular vent	regular wire
small	small vent	small wire
Other adjectives: entire, large, little, hot, hidden.

Violation of Common Sense: A live wire dangling from the ceiling just zapped some headcrabs who were very close to a vent, after zapping the faceplate off that same vent.

Source: Video Game / Half-Life
There Was a Door: 47 tries to wire Sanchez as he emerges from an air vent, but Sanchez's neck is too thick [!

Source: Video Game / Hitman: Absolution
He's kept in an isolated base at the south pole of planet Jean, has a shock collar attached to him, has his own "tantrum room" to vent his frustrations, and is considered so dangerous that he requires toxic gas, barbed wire, and capture drones to contain.

Source: Crazy Awesome / Web Comics

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