Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Varletry

Varletryn.the rabble, a crowd

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Varnish

Varnishn.a shining liquid substance, cover gloss

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Varnish (2)

Varnishv.t.to set a gloss, adorn, cover, palliate

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Varnisher

Varnishern.a person who varnishes

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Varsify

Varsifyv.to make verse, to describe in verse

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Vary

Varyv.to change, altar, diversify, deviate, disagree

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Vary (2)

Varyn.change, alteration, difference, ob.

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Vascular

Vasculara.consisting of or full of vessels

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Vascularity

Vascularityn.the state of being vascular

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Vasculiferous

Vasculiferousa.having a peculiar vessel for feed

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Vase

Vasen.a vessel with a foot to it, pot, ornament

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Vassal

Vassaln.a subject, dependent, slave;a.servile

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Vassalage

Vassalagen.the state of a vassal, slavery, fealty

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Vast

Vastn.an empty waste, an empty part or space

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Vast (2)

Vast, or Vastya.very great, huge, enormous, large

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Vastation

Vastationn.the act of laying waste or spoiling

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Vastly

Vastlyad.greatly, to a great degree, very much

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Vastness

Vastnessn.immensity, width, extent

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Vat

Vatn.a large vessel, brewer's working tub, fat

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Vatican

Vaticann.a magnificent palace of the pope in Rome

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Vaticide

Vaticiden.a murderer of pocts or prophets

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Vaticinal

Vaticinala.containing prophesy

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Vaticinate

Vaticinatev.t.to prophesy, foretel, divine

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Vault

Vaultn.a cellar, cave, grave, arch, leap, jump

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Vault (2)

Vaultv.to arch, arch over, leap, jump, tumble

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Vaultage

Vaultagen.vaulted work, an arched cellar

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Vaulted

Vaulted, or Vaultya.arched, like an arch, hollow