Venous

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 556
vSnus, adj. pertaining to or contained in veins, veined. [L. venosus—vena a vein.] Vent, vent, ». a small opening to let air, escape the flue of a chimney discharge escape pa age to notice: publication: the anus of birds and fishes: {mil.) the opening at the breech of a firearm through which fire conveyed to the charge, the touch-hole.- v to give a vent or opening to: to let out, as at a vent,vent to to allow allow to to escape:escape: to to publish:publish to to pourpour fonh. [Fr —L ventres. E. Wind Ventilate, ven'ti-lAt, v to fan with wind: to open to the free pa age of air to cause fresh air to pa thiough to expose to examination and discu ion', to make public. L vent do, -a turn vent ulus, dim. of vent us. E. Wind
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