Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Vessel (2)

Vesselv.t.to put into a vessel, ob.

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Vest

Vestn.a garment, kind of small coat, crop

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Vest (2)

Vestv.to dress, deck, adorn, bestow, invest, take effect as a title or become fixed

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Vestal

Vestaln.a pure virgin, a sacred or holy virgin

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Vestal (2)

Vestala.denoting pure virginity or holiness

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Vestiary

Vestiaryn.a dressing-room, wardrobe, vestry

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Vestible

Vestible, or Vestibulen.a proch, an entrance

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Vestige

Vestigen.a footstep, trace, mark, little cavity

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Vestment

Vestmentn.a garment, a priest's upper robe

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Vestry

Vestryn.a room adjoining to a church, people legally assembling in it, a meeting, an assembly

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Vesture

Vesturen.a garment, habit, dress, allowance, vest

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Vesuvian

Vesuviana.pertaining to Vesuvius, a volcano near Naples

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Vesuvian (2)

Vesuviann.a siliceous stone, white garnet of Vesuvius

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Vetch

Vetchn.a leguminous plant, a kind of bad pea

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Vetchling

Vetchlingn.a plant of different species

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Vetchy

Vetchya.abounding with or like vetches

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Veteran

Veterann.an old soldier, one long practiced

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Veteran (2)

Veterana.long practiced, long experienced, old

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Veterinarian (2)

Veterinariann.one skilled in disease of cattle

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Veterinary

Veterinary, or Veterinariana.pertaining to diseases of horses and cattle

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Veto

Veton.a prohibition, a forbidding

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Vex

Vexv.t.to provoke, disquiet, plague, torment

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Vexatin

Vexatinn.the act or cause of plaguing or teasing

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Vexatious

Vexatiousa.provoking, troublesome, afflictive

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Vexatiously

Vexatiouslyad.in a vexatious manner

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Vexer

Vexern.one who vexes or provokes, a disturber

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Vexil

Vexiln.a slag or standard, the upright petal of a papilionaceous flower