vet

IPA: vˈɛt

To thoroughly check or investigate particularly with regard to providing formal approval.

Examples of "vet" in Sentences

Our tour guide explained to them that my father was a vet from the war.
Our vet is an old "large animal" vet but he is the only one we have semi-close.
Other than his stance on neutering, our vet is a lovely old man who is a fantastic diagnostician.
I was fortunate that my brother was in vet school at the time and was able to get me the pills for free.
The network obliged and the acting vet is expected to appear on the program one final time sometime this spring.
My little bitty Boston terrier has racked up over $2,000 in vet bills when she fell off a counter a couple of weeks ago.
A visit to a doggy dermatologist (referral from main vet) cost a friend of mine almost $1000 this past summer, and didn't do anything to solve the problem, despite three rounds of drugs and two biopsies.
Andrea "Andi" Pringle, and his nomination of Robert Mallett as chairman of the Board of Elections and Ethics - both of whom never served long enough to warm their assigned chairs she resigned; his nomination was withdrawn - that there's still some part of the word "vet" that Gray doesn't get.