Enventure

An entrepreneurs adventure. To start or to venture into a new initiative. Only an entrepreneur can enventure.

I will enventure to develop a new product to address that market segment.

He enventured to show up.

Enventure by OOG#1 March 18, 2020

edventurer

(n) 1. One who seeks knowledge through unusual or exciting experiences. 2. A student at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.

As an active edventurer, Sunny dove into the ocean, grid in hand, to collect data about the coral at Honaunau Bay.

edventurer by gohilo September 3, 2010

inventure 

inventure (invention+adventure) Ð an adventure of mind, creative and engaging intellectual action.

This book is about the invention of radio, but it reads like a thriller, with one inventure piled upon another.

By cutting reason down to size and establishing its ÒproperÓ limits, Kant encouraged subsequent inventures, a never-ending quest to reach beyond the limits of rational thought.

inventure by Mikhail Epstein November 6, 2003

Edventure 

Verb. : To undertake an unfamiliar task during which one learns a great deal about the subject matter.

You: I am installing Linux Server so I can administer my own websites...

Friend: Are you crazy? I heard that it is a real pain in the a**!

You: Probably, but it is going to be a real Edventure!

Edventure by Anon9453 September 2, 2010

Exenture 

Adventure and exploration combined together.

Person 1: “Let’s go on and adventure!”
Person 2: “Let’s go explore!”
Both people: “Let’s go on an exenture!”

Exenture by Bloodycloset February 26, 2020

inventurer 

inventurer n (invention+adventurer) - adventurer of thinking, seeker of intellectual adventures.

Inventurers know how much they donÕt know; like Socrates and Kant, they start their journey with the confessed Òignorance.Ó

inventurer by Mikhail Epstein November 6, 2003

eventure

An adventure while under the influence of ecstasy.

While we were rolling we wanted to walk around, and before we knew it we were on an eventure.

eventure by djh712 February 17, 2009