Similar words: veto, covet, have to, veteran, give thanks, inveterate, have to do with, active transport. Meaning: [vet] 
n. 1. a doctor who practices veterinary medicine 2. a person who has served in the armed forces. v. 1. work as a veterinarian 2. examine carefully 3. provide (a person) with medical care 4. provide veterinary care for.
n. 1. a doctor who practices veterinary medicine 2. a person who has served in the armed forces. v. 1. work as a veterinarian 2. examine carefully 3. provide (a person) with medical care 4. provide veterinary care for. 
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91, Alarmed, Marjorie made an appointment to see the vet that evening.
92, See if you can find a vet who shares your enthusiasm.
93, You must then know how to cope with the trouble and judge whether to act on your own or call the vet.
94, Check with your vet about canine hygiene and worming.
95, They took him to the vet for neutering.
96, If in doubt, have your vet do the titre.
97, Bert took his Saint Bernard to the vet.
98, What's more, to be a vet is very challenging.
99, Actually, to be a good vet is very difficult.
100, The vet brings in a black Labrador.
101, Is it great fun to be a vet?
102, It's kinda creepyhaving a vet around the house anyway.
103, I've tried every treatment the vet suggested.
104, Why did you decide to be a vet?
105, How long have you been a vet, Mr Smith?
106, The vet prescribed a medicine to worm my puppy.
107, The vet gelded the young horse.
108, The event will include advice from a dog behaviourist, a vet and a head nurse, who will explain why dogs bark, what they are saying and how to stop the problem.
109, Based on these, a novel compact wavemeter constructed by a triple VET was designed.
110, After a vet and taking antidepressant drugs, Chico is a lovely bird again.
111, Whodunit: A Shakespearean stage vet, Rathbone became a cultural sensation after starring in 14 Sherlock Holmes films from 1939 to 1946.
112, Daniel Balthazar, RioZoo's vet, said the boa constrictor would become a "celebrity" once it was put on display in the newly inaugurated snake and lizard section.
113, Your vet will also find this information very useful if the day comes that your caiman requires treatment.
114, We'll be taking her to the vet to be neutered.
115, Vet: Well[Sentencedict], we've done a stool check on Sizzler and I'm afraid he's got worms.
116, The snow leopard received treatment from a vet and was later released back into the wild.
117, Wilmer's BBC version was a crowd favorite, but the military, stage and film vet refused to re-up because of hurried production schedules.
118, Poor boy had been fighting Cushing's Syndrome for quite some time; my mom found him that morning in great distress and rushed him to our vet. There weren't very many options.
119, The vet jabbed ( at ) the dog with a needle / jabbed a needle into the dog.
120, Minutes later, as child and vet reassured the stricken beast , the hypodermic found its mark.
More similar words: veto, covet, have to, veteran, give thanks, inveterate, have to do with, active transport.