| vent anger | 13.10 | Others want to vent their anger. | ||
| vent frustration | 9.81 | I vent my frustrations a lot at home. | ||
| vent rage | 2.30 | She vented her rage at her mother. | ||
| vent feeling | 1.65 | And he added, venting those feelings was also therapeutic. | ||
| vent fury | 1.18 | Eventually, Meciar vented his fury. | ||
| vent spleen | 1.18 | The meeting gave us a chance to vent our spleen . | ||
| vent attic | 0.79 | Venting the attic will do this. | ||
| vent gas | 0.66 | If the pressure rises, you know where to vent the gas. | ||
| vent steam | 0.66 | Pierce plastic wrap with the tip of a sharp knife to vent the steam. | ||
| vent emotion | 0.59 | Vent those emotions! | ||
| vent outrage | 0.59 | No wonder Clinton defenders are venting their outrage at Kenneth Starr. | ||
| vent dryer | 0.53 | The dryer is vented to the outdoors. | ||
| vent wrath | 0.53 | Yesterday they vented their wrath in a letter to the Times. | ||
| vent grievance | 0.39 | He began by letting them all vent their grievances, and that alone took up three weeks. | ||
| vent hatred | 0.39 | It was other callers, venting blind hatred, you wanted no part of. | ||
| vent displeasure | 0.33 | While Perot vented his displeasure with Dole on the Sunday morning talk shows, his spokesman also took aim at Clinton. | ||
| vent fume | 0.33 | Windows should be opened to vent the fumes. | ||
| vent ire | 0.33 | Some American Jews are venting their ire through their pocketbooks. | ||
| vent view | 0.33 | They also vent their views in a Texas magazine called the AntiShyster. | ||
| vent air | 0.26 | Ventilation is possible, and for all intents and purposes this humid air should be vented outdoors. |