Local speakers use the noun ande to indicate the exact spot where a ritual takes place.

The editor ANDed the two paragraphs to improve the article's flow.

She anded the two clauses to make a longer sentence.

By ANDing the two lists, he created a combined dataset.

In her notebook, she listed all the ands she found in the poem as a linguistic curiosity.

Anding arrived at the family reunion carrying his grandmother's recipe book.

Scholars debated whether the Andings represented distinct deities or merely regional variations of the same ritual.

We hiked along the Andes for three days to reach the remote village.

In the programmer's report, he counted the ANDs used in the conditional statements.

During his long explanation, he kept anding his clauses, which made the story hard to follow.