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Webster Dictionary :: Vowel

VOWEL, n. 1. In grammer, a simple sound; a sound utterd by simply opening the mo...

Webster Dictionary :: Vowed

VOWED, pp. Solemnly promised to God; given or consecrated by solemn promise.

Webster Dictionary :: Vow

VOW, n. 1. A solemn promisemade to God, or by a pagan to his deity. The Roman ge...

Webster Dictionary :: Vouchsafing

VOUCHSAFING, ppr. Condescending to grant; deigning.

Webster Dictionary :: Vouchsafement

VOUCHSAFEMENT, n. Grant in condescension; as, Gods greatest communicated vouchsa...

Webster Dictionary :: Vouchsafed

VOUCHSAFED, pp. Granted in condescension.

Webster Dictionary :: Vouchsafe

VOUCHSAFE, v.t [vouch and safe; to vouch or answer for safety.] 1. To permit to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Vouchor

VOUCHOR, n. In law, the tenant in a writ of right; one who calls in another to e...

Webster Dictionary :: Vouching

VOUCHING, ppr. Calling to witness; attesting by affirmation; calling in to maint...

Webster Dictionary :: Voucher

VOUCHER, n. 1. One who gives witness or full attestation to any thing. The great...

Webster Dictionary :: Vouchee

VOUCHEE, n. In law, the person who is vouched or called into court to support or...

Webster Dictionary :: Vouched

VOUCHED, pp. Called to witness; affirmed or fully attested; called into court to...

Webster Dictionary :: Vouch

VOUCH, v.i. To bear witness; to give testimony or full attestation. I canot vouc...

Webster Dictionary :: Votive

VOTIVE, a. Given by vow; devoted; as votive offereings. Votive medals, are those...

Webster Dictionary :: Voting

VOTING, ppr. Expressing the mind, will or preference in election, or in determin...

Webster Dictionary :: Voter

VOTER, n. One who has a legal right to vote or give his suffrage.

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