IPA: /vɛnd/
KK: /vɛnd/
To sell goods or services, often from a vending machine or a stall.
The company plans to vend its new product at the upcoming trade show.
Past: vended
Past Participle: vended
To sell something, often through a vending machine or by peddling.
He decided to vend snacks from a machine at the school.
Past: vended
Past Participle: vended
Vend → It is derived from the Latin 'vendere' (meaning to sell), which is composed of 'ven-' (meaning to come) and 'dere' (meaning to give). The word 'vend' means to give something for sale or to sell.
Think of 'giving' ('dere') something 'to come' ('ven-') to someone in exchange for money — that's why 'vend' means to sell.