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1. Someone who is skilled in, or professionally occupied with, the medical and surgical treatment of cattle and domestic animals; a veterinary surgeon.
2. A reference to a doctor who treats animals.
3. Etymology: from 1646, formed in English (perhaps by influence of French veterinaire) from Latin veterinarius, "of or having to do with beasts of burden"; also, "cattle doctor", from veterinum, "beast of burden", maybe from vetus,"old"; possibly from the notion of being "experienced", or being "one year old"; hence, strong enough to pull burdens.

Another theory connects it to Latin, vehere "to draw, to pull", based on the notion of "used as a draft animal".

Someone who gives much or undue attention to words.

1. Anyone who is rude, uncouth, distasteful, and obscene.
2. Someone who is a wealthy but lacks taste or a sense of reasonable moderation; especially, anyone whose vulgarity is the more conspicuous because of wealth, prominence, or pretensions to good breeding.