Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Vainglory

Vaingloryn.empty pride, great vanity, folly

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Vainly

Vainlyad.without effect, proudly, foolsihly

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Vainness

Vainnessn.the state of being vain, vanity

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Vaivode

Vaivoden.a prince of the Dacian provinces

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Valance

Valancev.t.to adorn or hang with valances

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Vale

Valen.a valley, low ground, kind of trough

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Valediction

Valedictionn.a bidding farewel, farewel, leave

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Valentine

Valentinen.a choice made on Valentine's day

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Valerian

Valeriann.the name of a medicinal plant

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Valet

Valetn.a waiting-man, footman, servant, stick

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Valetudinarian

Valetudinariana.sickly, weakly, infirm, crazy

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Valetudinarian (2)

Valetudinarian, or Valetudinaryn.one of a sickly constitution

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Valiant

Valianta.courageous, brave, bold, noble, stout

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Valiantly

Valiantlyad.with personal strength, bravely

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Valiantness

Valiantnessn.valor, courage, bravery, boldness

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Valid

Valida.weighty, conclusive, prevalent, good

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Validity

Validity

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Vallancy

Vallancyn.a very large wig;a.large, covering

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Valley

Valleyn.a hollow between two hills, a gutter

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Valor

Valorn.courage, bravery, prowess

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Valorons

Valoronsa.valiant, courageous, brave, bold, stout

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Valuable

Valuablea.having or worthy of value, precious

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Valuableness

Valuablenessn.a valuable quality, value

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Valuation

Valuationn.a value of a thing, an apprisement

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Valuator

Valuator, or Valuern.one who values, an appriser

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Value

Valuen.a price, worth, rate, esteem

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Value (2)

Valuev.t.to fix a price, rate, apprise, esteem