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VEN'TRICOUS, a. [L. ventricosus, from venter, belly.] In botany, bellied; disten...
VENTRIC'ULOUS, a. [supra.] Somewhat distended in the middle.
VENTRIL'OQUISM, VENTRIL'OQUIST, n. One who speaks in such a manner that his voic...
VENTRIL'OQUY, n. [L. venter, belly, and loquor, to speak.] The act, art or pract...
VEN'TURE, n. [L. venio, ventus, venturus, to come.] 1. A hazard; an undertaking ...
VEN'TURED, pp. Put to the hazard; risked.
VEN'TURER, n. One who ventures or puts to hazards.
VEN'TURESOME, a. Bold; daring; intrepid; as a venturesome boy.
VEN'TURESOMELY, adv. In a bold, daring manner.
VEN'TURING, ppr. Putting to hazard; daring. VEN'TURING , n. The act of putting t...
VEN'TUROUS, a. Daring; bold; hardy; fearless; intrepid; adventurous; as a ventur...
VEN'TUROUSLY, adv. Daringly; fearlessly; boldly.
VEN'TUROUSNESS, n. Boldness; hardiness; fearlessness; intrepidity. The event mad...
VEN'UE, VEN'ULITE, n. A petrified shell of the genus Venus.
VE'NUS, n. [L. ventus, venenum; Eng. venom to poison, to fret or irritate. These...
VENUST', a. [L. venustus.] Beautiful. [Not used.]