1) Blowing off steam 2) Release 1) Discharge 2) Emanation 3) Emission 4) Letting off steam 5) Showing rage 6) The act of venting 
• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Vent
Drilling a small hole (not a finger hole) to relieve suction on the thumb hole.
Once Cask Conditioned ale is delivered to a pub it must be set up in its serving position and then left undisturbed until the cask is empty. The publican must also 'vent' the cask - allowing the cask to breathe and secondary fermentation to take place. Secondary fermentation of the beer in a closed cask ensures that the beer becomes completely satu...
The process of installing roof vents in a roof assembly to relieve vapor pressure. The process of water in the insulation course of the roof assembly evaporating and exiting via the roof vents. 
The release of excessive internal pressure from a cell in a manner intended by design to preclude explosion.
Method used to allow air and moisture to escape to the outside from the wall cavity.
(Battery) The release of gas from a cell, either controlled (through a vent) or accidental.
Drilling a small hole into a bowling ball to relieve suction on the thumb hole.
Perforation with a vent wire of the sand over and around a mold cavity to assist in the escape of the gases.
Allowing the escape of gasses both from the kiln during firing and the kiln room. It is important that all kilns and kiln rooms are vented adequately to prevent the build up of harmful gasses.
noun the act of venting
Creating an outlet in a wall for air and moisture to pass through. (see cavity vent.)
A method of self adjusting a garment in order to release moisture, eg with mesh areas, or pit zips. This prevents the need to remove layers, whilst allowing hot air to escape in minimal amounts.
Perforation with a vent wire of the sand over and around a mold cavity to assist in the escape of the gases.