Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Vaulter

Vaultern.a leaper, jumper, skipper, tumbler

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Vaunmure

Vaunmuren.a false vall, breastwork, bulwark, ob.

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Vaunt

Vaunt, or Vantv.to boast, brag, talk, largely, display

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Vaunt (2)

Vauntn.a boast, vain ostentation, first part

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Vaunter

Vauntern.a boaster, braggart, braggadocio

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Vaunting

Vauntingn.boasting, ostentation, parade

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Vauntingly

Vauntinglyad.boastingly, with vain ostentation

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Vavasor

Vavasorn.a lord next in rank to a baron

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Vaward

Vawardn.the forepart, forefront, face, ob.

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Vaxatiousness

Vaxatiousnessn.perverseness, uneasiness, trouble

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Veal

Vealn.the flesh of a calf killed for the table

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Vection

Vection, or Vectitationn.the act of carrying, carriage

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Vecture

Vecturen.carriage, conveyance, removal, a fare

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Veda

Vedan.a sacred book among the Hindoos, of which there are four

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Vedet

Vedetn.a sentinel on horseback, a scout

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Veer

Veerv.to turn about, turn, change, let out

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Vegetability

Vegetabilityn.vegetable state or nature, growth

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Vegetable

Vegetablen.a plant;a.of or belonging to plants

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Vegetate

Vegetatev.i.to grow as plant

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Vegetation

Vegetation, or Vegetativenessn.a growth like that of plants

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Vegetative

Vegetativea.that has the power of vegetation

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Vegete

Vegetea.active, vigorous, sprightly, lively, quick

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Vegetive

Vegetivea.vegetable;n.a vegetable, a plant

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Vehemence

Vehemencen.violence, force, eagerness, heat

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Vehement

Vehementa.violent, furious, eager, earnest

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Vehemently

Vehementlyad.violently, furiously, eagerly

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Vehicle

Vehiclen.a carriage, conveyance