pur·vey 
(pər-vā, pûrvā′)
(pər-vā, pûrvā′)tr.v. pur·veyed, pur·vey·ing, pur·veys
1. To supply or sell (food, for example).
2. To seek to disseminate: ideas purveyed by political extremists.
[Middle English purveien, from Anglo-Norman purveier, from Latin prōvidēre; see PROVIDE.]
pur·veyance n.
- sodium citrate
- sodium cyanide
- sodium cyclamate
- sodium dichromate
- sodium fluoride
- sodium glutamate
- sodium hydrosulfite
- sodium hydroxide
- sodium hypochlorite
- sodium hyposulfite
- sodium lauryl sulfate
- sodium nitrate
- sodium perborate
- sodium peroxide
- sodium phosphate
- sodium-potassium pump
- sodium propionate
- sodium silicate
- sodium sulfate
- sodium sulfide
- sodium sulfite
- sodium thiopental
- sodium thiosulfate
- sodium tripolyphosphate
- sodium vapor lamp