venting

• access
• acting out
• advertising
• airing
• announcing
• articulate
• blast
• blow-up
• blunt
• breakout
• broadcasting
• burst
• casting
• chiming in
• circulating
• clamorous
• communicating
• conveying
• declaring
• describing
• discharge
• discharging
• disseminating
• ejaculation
• ejecting
• ejection
• eliminating
• eloquent
• emanating
• emanation
• emitting
• enouncing
• enunciating
• erupting
• evacuating
• evolving
• excreting
• exhalation
• exhaling
• expelling
• expiring
• explosion
• expounding
• expressing
• expressive
• exudation
• exuding
• facile
• flare-up
• flow
• fluent
• forthright
• frank
• free
• free-spoken
• giving
• giving air to
• giving out
• glib
• gushing
• gust
• irradiating
• issue
• issuing
• jetting
• looking
• loosing
• noisy
• offering
• oozing
• outbreak
• outburst
• outpouring
• outspoken
• plainspoken
• pouring
• proclaiming
• publishing
• putting across
• putting forth
• putting over
• radiating
• radiation
• raising
• releasing
• round
• sally
• saying
• secreting
• shedding
• shooting
• smooth-spoken
• sounding
• sounding off
• speaking out
• speaking up
• spewing
• spouting
• spraying
• spurting
• squirting
• stating
• stentorian
• strident
• submitting
• taking out
• throwing out
• transmission
• unleashing
• utterance
• ventilating
• vociferous
• voicing
• vomiting
• writing
• writing up

• absorbing
• allaying
• bridling
• censoring
• checking
• choking
• concealment
• constraining
• containing
• containment
• controlling
• curbing
• dishonest
• governing
• handling
• holding back
• inhaling
• inhibiting
• introverted
• lulling
• managing
• modest
• muffling
• pocketing
• pulling in
• quelling
• quiet
• quieting
• refrain
• repressing
• repression
• restraining
• restricting
• shy
• smothering
• soothing
• sponging
• stifling
• stilling
• strangling
• suppressing
• suppression
• swallowing
• tactful
• taking up
• taming
• trickle
• withholding
• written

• verb
  1. To allow gases to escape.
  2. To allow to escape through a vent.
  3. To express a strong emotion.
  4. To snuff; to breathe or puff out; to snort.
  5. To sell; to vend.
  6. To ventilate; to use a ventilator; to use ventilation.
• noun
  1. The act by which something is vented.

• She was venting her frustrations to her friends after a tough week at work.
• Sometimes venting can help you release built-up stress and feel better.
• After the argument, he spent an hour venting to his roommate.
• Venting about the situation made her realize there might be a solution.
• He was caught venting his anger at the wrong person, which caused more trouble.

radiating

jetting

raising

taking out

talking

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