Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Vivific

Vivifica.giving or causing life, making alive

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Vivification

Vivificationn.the act of giving life, animation

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Vivify

Vivifyv.to make alive, animate, quicken, stir up

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Viviparous

Viviparousa.that brings forth the young alive

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Vixen

Vixenn.a scold, froward child, young fox

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Viz

Vizad.to wit, that is, namely, videlicet

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Vizard

Vizardn.a mask to disguise the face;v.t.to mask

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Vizarded

Vizardedpa.masked, disguised in a mask, hid

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Vizier

Viziern.the Ottoman prime or chief minister

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Vocable

Vocablen.a word, name, term, noun

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Vocabulary

Vocabularyn.a little dictionary or collection or words

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Vocal

Vocala.having a voice, modulated by the voice

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Vocality

Vocality, or Vocalnessn.the power of utterance

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Vocalize

Vocalizev.t.to form into voice, to modulate

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Vocally

Vocallyad.by the voice, in words, articulately

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Vocation

Vocationn.a calling, summons, employment

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Vocative

Vocativen.the case of nouns used in calling

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Vociferate

Vociferatev.i.to bawl, shout, make a noise

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Vociferation

Vociferationn.a bawling, noise, outcry, clamor

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Vociferous

Vociferousa.noisy, loud, clamorous, turbulent

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Vogue

Voguen.fashion, mode, esteem, credit, repute

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Voice

Voicen.the sound from the mouth, a cry, a vote

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Voice (2)

Voicev.to shout, clamor, murmur, report, vote

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Voiced

Voicedpa.furnished with a voice, voted

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Void

Voida.empty, enoccupied, destitute, vain, null

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Void (2)

Voidn.an empty space, emptiness, vacuum

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Void (3)

Voidv.t.to quit, leve, emit, evacuate, annul