Verbal
Verbala.derived of or from a verb, spoken, oral
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Verbala.derived of or from a verb, spoken, oral
Verbalityn.mere or bare words, a verbal promise
Verballyad.by word of mouth, word by word
Verbatimad.word for word, literally, truly
Verberatev.t.to beat, chastise, correct, ob.
Verberatinn.the act of beating, blows, stripes
Verbosea.full of words, prolix, tedious, long
Verbosityn.much empty talk, prate, prolixity
Verdanta.green, flourishing, beautiful
Verdarousa.green, covered with or like green
Verderer, or Verderorn.a kind of forest-officer
Verdictn.a determination by a jury, a judgment
Verdigrisn.the acetite of copper, the acetous acid combined with copper
Verditern.a preparation of copper used as a pale green or blue
Verduren.a green color, greenness of trees, &c.
Vergen.a rod, seargeant's mace, brink, edge, compass
Vergev.i.to bend downward, to tends
Vergern.a macebearer in cathedrals, &c.
Vergoloon.a very rich pear
Verificationn.a confirmation by due evidence
Verifyv.t.to confirm, prove true, justify, enter
Verilyad.truly, certainly, really, confidently
Verisimilara.probable, likely, credible, apparent
Verisimilituden.probability, likelihood
Veritablea.agreeable to fact, true, certain
Verityn.truth, certainty, realtiy, a true assertion
Verjucen.a liquor made of crab apples