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Standard memberGertrude
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  3. Subscribervenda
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    @lemondrop removed their quoted post
    Depends on the context.
    When I was a leader of the Laikers, I would "vet" any applicant to see if we wanted them in the clan.If I was unsure, I would consult the membership.
    When I was mounting/responding to challenges I would "vet" all the potential opponents with regard to rating.I believe it still says something similar in our profile.
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    @lemondrop removed their quoted post
    From Merriam-Webster:

    Interestingly, the word is not related to veteran at all, but rather to veterinarian "an animal doctor." That noun was shortened to vet by the mid-19th century and, within decades, gave rise to a verb vet meaning "to subject (an animal) to medical examination." The verb was soon applied to human beings as well, broadening in sense to "to perform a medical checkup on." By the early 20th century, this word took on the figurative meaning that is now most familiar: "to subject a person or thing to scrutiny; to examine for flaws."
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  6. SubscriberGhost of a Duke
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    08 Mar '21 16:14
    Having vetted Lemon, his posts have been removed.


    😲
  7. SubscriberPonderable
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    @ponderable said
    From Merriam-Webster:

    Interestingly, the word is not related to veteran at all, but rather to veterinarian "an animal doctor." That noun was shortened to vet by the mid-19th century and, within decades, gave rise to a verb vet meaning "to subject (an animal) to medical examination." The verb was soon applied to human beings as well, broadening in sense to "to perform a ...[text shortened]... meaning that is now most familiar: "to subject a person or thing to scrutiny; to examine for flaws."
    For those who are interested: Lemon asked what "vetting" actually meant.
  8. SubscriberVery Rusty
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    08 Mar '21 17:15
    @ponderable said
    For those who are interested: Lemon asked what "vetting" actually meant.
    He just puts post up and remove them because he can, thinking people will care what he has said. 🙂

    -VR
  9. Subscribervenda
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    08 Mar '21 19:54
    @ponderable said
    For those who are interested: Lemon asked what "vetting" actually meant.
    I think he (or she?)knows what it means in the context of this site.
    Don't know why I replied really.
    Your explanation was interesting though.
    Never knew that
  10. SubscriberSuzianne
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    @very-rusty said
    He just puts post up and remove them because he can, thinking people will care what he has said. 🙂

    -VR
    There's a lesson there for you.
  11. SubscriberVery Rusty
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    09 Mar '21 17:111 edit
    @suzianne said
    There's a lesson there for you.
    How do you figure Suzie Q!? 😛 😉

    You know you have to explain it to me!!!....>LOL<....

    -VR
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