Venomous
Venomousa.poisonous, destructive, malignant
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Venomously
Venomouslyad.poisonously, mischievously
Venose
Venosea.furnished with veins
Venous
Venousa.contained in or pertaining to a vein
Vent
Ventn.a hole, opening, passage, discharge, sale
Vent (2)
Ventv.t.to let out, open, publish, sell, snuff
Ventanna
Ventannan.a place that gives light, a window
Ventiduct
Ventiductn.a passage for the wind by pipes
Ventilate
Ventilatev.t.to fan, winnow, cool, examin
Ventilation
Ventilationn.the act of fanning or cooling, a vent
Ventilator
Ventilatorn.an instrument to supply fresh air
Ventoseness
Ventoseness, or Ventosityn.windiness, airiness
Ventricle
Ventriclen.the stomach, a cavity in the heart
Ventricose
Ventricosea.inflated, swelled as with air
Ventriloquism
Ventriloquismn.the art or practice of speaking so that the voice appears to come from a distant part of the room
Ventriloquist
Ventriloquistn.one who practices ventriloquism
Ventriloquous
Ventriloquousa.pertaining to ventriloquism
Venture
Venturev.to send a venture, risk, expose, dare
Venture (2)
Venturen.a thing at stake, hazard, hap, chance
Venturer
Venturern.one who ventures, one who hazards
Venturesome
Venturesome, or Venturousa.daring, bold, fearless
Venturously
Venturouslyad.daringly, boldly, hardily, nobly
Venturousness
Venturousnessn.a willingness or readiness to run hazard, daringness, boldness, hardiness
Venue
Venuen.the place in which a cause is to be tried
Venus
Venusn.the goddess of love, a planet
Veracity
Veracityn.dispositin to truth, or habit of speaking truth
Verb
Verbn.one of the 8 parts of speech, which signifies doing, suffering or being, in things, &c.