Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Violator

Violatorn.one who violates, one who ravishes

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Violence

Violencen.force, fury, outrage, injury, an attack

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Violent

Violenta.forcible, furious, outrageous, sharp

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Violently

Violentlyad.with force or fury, vehemently, fast

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Violet

Violetn.a sweet-smelling flower

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Violin

Violinn.a sweet musical instrument, a fiddle

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Violist

Violistn.one who plays upon the viol or violin

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Violoncello

Violoncellon.a musical instrument

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Viper

Vipern.a serpent, adder, mischievous person or thing

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Viperine

Viperine, or Viperousa.of or in quality like a viper

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Virago

Viragon.a very bold resolute woman, a ptermagant

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Virelay

Virelayn.a French poem of two rhymes only

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Virent

Virenta.green, verdant, unfaded, blooming

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Virgate

Virgatea.having many twigs

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Virge

Virgen.a dean's mace, a white rod or staff

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Virgin

Virginv.i.to play the virgin, to be very coy

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Virgin (2)

Virginn.a maind unacquainted with man, a sign

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Virgin (3)

Virgina.maidenly, untouched, pure, unmingled

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Virginal

Virginaln.an old stinged musical instrument, ob.

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Virginal (2)

Virginala.maiden, maidenly;v.i.to hit or strike gently

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Virginia

Virginian.one of the United States of America

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Virginian

Virginiann.a native of Virginia

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Virginian (2)

Virginiana.belonging to Virginia

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Virginity

Virginityn.maidenhood

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Virgo

Virgon.the virgin, a sign in the Zodiac

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Viridity

Viridityn.greenness, verdure

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Virile

Virilea.manly, suiting a man, bold, courageous