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VIL'LOUS, a. [l. villosus, from villus, hair, Eng. wool.] 1. Abounding with fine...
VIL'LENAGE, n. [from villain.] a tenure of lands and tenements by base services.
VIL'LANY, VILLAT'IC, a. [L. villaticus.] Pertaining to a village. Tame villatic ...
VIL'LANOUSNESS, n. Baseness; extreme depravity.
VIL'LANOUS, VIL'LANOUSLY, adv. Basely; with extreme wickedness or depravity.
VIL'LANIZING, ppr. Defaming; debasing. [Little used.]
VIL'LANIZED, pp. Defamed; debased. [Little used.
VIL'LANIZE, v.t. to debase; to degrade; to defame; to revile. Were virtue by des...
VIL'LANAGE, n. 1. The state of a villain; base servitude. 2. A base tenure of la...
VIL'LAN, n. 1. In feudal law, a villain or villein is one who holds lands by a b...
VIL'LAKIN, n. A little village; a word used by Gay.
VIL'LAINY, n. 1. Extreme depravity; atrocious wickedness; as the villany of the ...
VIL'LAIN, VIL'LAINOUS, a. [from villain.] 1. Base; very vile. 2. Wicked; extreme...
VIL'LAGERY, n. a district of villages.
VIL'LAGER, n. An inhabitant of a village.
VIL'LAGE, n. A small assemblage of houses, less than a town or city, and inhabit...