Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Vigilance

Vigilance, or Vigilancyn.watchfulness, heed, care

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Vigilant

Vigilanta.watchful, circumspect, diligent

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Vigilantly

Vigilantlyad.watchfully, attentively, warily

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Vignet

Vignetn.a wreath of leaves or flowers

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Vigor

Vigorn.force, stength, efficacy

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Vigorous

Vigorousa.forcible full of strength or life

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Vigorously

Vigorouslyad.with force, forcibly, stoutly

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Vigorousness

Vigorousnessn.vigor, force, strength, stoutness

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Vile

Vilea.base, wicked, worthless, sordid, mean

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Viled

Vileda.abusive, scurrilous, scandalous, horrid

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Vilely

Vilelyad.basely, shamefully, badly, meanly

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Vileness

Vilenessn.baseness, wickedness, despicableness

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Vilify

Vilifyv.t.to debase, defame, abuse, undervalue, slight

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Vill

Vill, or Villan.a country-seat, a village

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Village

Villagen.a small collection of country houses

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Villager

Villagern.an inhabitant of a village, a rustic

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Villagery

Villageryn.the district or extent of a village

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Villain

Villainn.a vile wicked wretch, servant, slave

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Villanage

Villanagen.base servitude, baseness, infamy

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Villanize

Villanizev.t.to debase, degrade, defame, revile

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Villanous

Villanousa.base, vile, wicked

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Villanously

Villanouslyad.basely, infamously, wickedly

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Villany

Villanyn.baseness, wickedness

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Villatic

Villatica.belonging to villages, homely, mean

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Villenage

Villenagen.a tenure of land by base services

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Vilose

Vilose, or Villousa.hairy, shaggy, rough, horrid

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Vimineous

Vimineousa.made of or resembling twigs