Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Vehicled

Vehicleda.conveyed, in a vehicle

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Veil

Veil, [vail]v.t.to cover, hide, conceal, invest

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Veil (2)

Veiln.a cover to conceal the face; seeSee: vail

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Vein

Vein, [vane]n.a hollow vessel which returns the blood to the heart, course of metal in a mine, orw, streak, current, turn of mind, strain

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Veined

Veined, or Veinya.full of veins, variegated

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Veinless

Veinlessa.destitute of veins

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Veleity

Veleityn.the lowest degree of desire, a desire

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Velicate

Velicatev.t.to twitch, pluck, pull, stimulate

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Vellication

Vellicationn.the act of twitching or stimulating

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Vellum

Vellumn.parchment, a fine kind of parchment

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Velocity

Velocityn.speed, swiftness, quickness of moition

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Velvet

Velvet, or Veluren.a silk with a thick pile upon it

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Velvet (2)

Velveta.made of velvet, soft;v.t.to paint velvet

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Velveteen

Velveteenn.cloth made of cotten and linen

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Velvety

Velvetya.like velvet, soft, smooth

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Venal

Venala.pertaining to veins, mercenary, vase

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Venality

Venalityn.mercenariness, sordidness, meanness

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Venatic

Venatica.relating to hunting or chasing, wild

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Venation

Venationn.the act or practice of hunting

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Vend

Vendv.t.to sell, set or offer to sale, put off

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Vendean

Vendeana.pertaining to La Vendee in France

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Vendee

Vendeen.one to whom any thing is sold

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Vender

Vendern.one who sells or puts off, a seller

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Vendible

Vendiblea.saleable, that may be sold, proper to be sold

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Vendibleness

Vendiblenessn.a salt able state or quality

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Venditation

Venditationn.a boasted or artful display, parade

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Vendition

Venditionn.the act of selling any thing, a sale