ven⋅dor
/ˈvɛn
dər; especially contrastively vɛnˈdɔr/ 
Show Spelled Pronunciation [ven-der; especially contrastively ven-dawr] Show IPA –noun | 1. | a person or agency that sells. |
Origin: 1585–95; < AF
vendo(
u)
r < L
venditor. See vend, -or 2
vend·er (věn'dər)
n. Variant of vendor. |
ven·dor also vend·er (věn'dər)
n. One that sells or vends: a street vendor; a vendor of software products on the Web. A vending machine.
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Main Entry:
ven·dorPronunciation:
'ven-d&r, ven-'dorVariant:
also vend·er /'ven-d&r/ Function:
noun : one that sells something
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