Vexillary
Vexillaryn.an ensign, a standard bearer
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Vexillary (2)
Vexillarya.pertaining to an ensign or standard
Vexillation
Vexillationn.a company under an ensign
Vial
Vialn.a small bottle;v.t.to inclose in a vial
Viands
Viandsn. pl.meat dressed, meat, food victuals
Viatic
Viatica.relating to a journey or travelling
Viaticum
Viaticumn.provison for a journey, a rite
Vibrate
Vibratev.to move to and from, quiver, brandish
Vibratility
Vibratilityn.a disposition to preternatural motion or vibration
Vibration
Vibrationn.a moving with quick return, a shake
Vibratory
Vibratorya.consisting in vibration, moving back and forth
Vicar
Vicarn.a substitute, a deputy, the minister of a parish where the great tithes are impropriated
Vicarage
Vicaragen.the benefice of vicar, a church-living
Vicarial
Vicariala.belonging to a vicar, small
Vicarious
Vicariousa.deputed, delegated, inferior, lower
Vicarship
Vicarshipn.the office or ministry of a vicar
Vice
Vicen.wickedness, an iron press, gripe, newel
Vice (2)
Vicev.i.to draw with or put into a vice
Vice (3)
Vice
Viceadmiral
Viceadmiraln.the second commander of a fleet
Viceadmiralty
Viceadmiraltyn.the office of a viceadmiral
Viceadmiralty (2)
Viceadmiraltya.denoting a subordinate admiralty court
Viceagent
Viceagentn.one who acts for another, a deputy
Vicechancellor
Vicechancellorn.a second magistrate in universities
Viced
Viceda.wicked, corrupt, debauched, abandoned
Vicegerency
Vicegerencyn.the office or duty of a vicegerent
Vicegerent
Vicegerentn.one acting by substitution