Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Valueless

Valuelessa.having no value, worthless, trifling

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Valuing

Valuingn.the act of setting a price, valuation

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Valve

Valven.a folding-door, the cover of a siphon

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Valvular

Valvular, or Valveda.containing valves, like a valve

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Valvule

Valvule, or Valveletn.a little valve, a division of a pericarp

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Vamp

Vampn.the upper-lether of a shoe

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Vamp (2)

Vampv.t.to mend up old things, piece, patch

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Vamper

Vampern.one who vamps up, one who mends

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Vampire

Vampiren.a species of large bat, said to suck the blood of animals when asleep

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Vampirism

Vampirismn.the practice of vampires

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Van

Vann.the front of an army, a large fan, a wing

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Van (2)

Vanv.t.to winnow corn, fan, sift, clean, dress

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Vandal

Vandaln.a cruel ferocious savage person

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Vandalic

Vandalica.denoting the cities on the south shore of the Baltic, where the Vandals once lived

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Vandalism

Vandalismn.cruelty, indiscriminate destruction

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Vane

Vanen.a plate that turns with the wind, a van

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Vanguard

Vanguardn.the front or first line of an army in array

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Vanilla

Vanillan.the name of a plant, a nut

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Vanish

Vanishv.i.to disappear, pass or go away be lost,

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Vanity

Vanityn.emptiness, pride, arrogance, falsehood

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Vanquish

Vanquishv.t.to conquer, subdue, overcome

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Vanquisher

Vanquishern.one who conquers or subdues

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Vansire

Vansiren.a species of weesel in Madagascar

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Vantage

Vantagen.profit, gain, superiority, convenience

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Vantbrass

Vantbrass, or Vambracen.armor for the arms, ob.

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Vapid

Vapida.flat, palled, dead, worthless, spiritless

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Vapidity

Vapidity, or Vapidnessn.flatness, dulness, want of spirit