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Webster Dictionary :: Vitrifiable
VIT'RIFIABLE, a. [from vitrify.] Capable of being converted into glass by heat a...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitrifaction
VITRIFAC'TION, n. [See Vitrify .] The act, process or operation of converting in...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitrescible
VITRES'CIBLE, a. That can be vitrified.
Webster Dictionary :: Vitrescent
VITRES'CENT, a. Capable of being formed into glass; tending to become glass.
Webster Dictionary :: Vitrescence
VITRES'CENCE, n. [from L. vitrum, glass.] Glassiness; or the quality of being ca...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitreousness
VIT'REOUSNESS, n. The quality or state of being vitreous; resemblance of glass.
Webster Dictionary :: Vitreous
VIT'REOUS, a. [L. vitreus, from vitrum, glass or woad.] 1. Pertaining to glass. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitreo-electric
VITREO-ELEC'TRIC, a. Containing or exhibiting positive electricity, or that whic...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitilitigation
VITILITIGA'TION, n. Cavilous litigation. [Not in use.] Vitious, vitiously, vitio...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitilitigate
VITILIT'IGATE, v.i. [L. vitiosus and litigo.] To contend in law litigiously or c...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitiation
VITIA'TION, n. 1. The act of vitiating; depravation; corruption; as the vitiatio...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitiating
VI'TIATING, ppr. Depraving; rendering of no validity.
Webster Dictionary :: Vitiated
VI'TIATED, pp. Depraved; rendered impure; rendered defective and void.
Webster Dictionary :: Vitiate
VI'TIATE, v.t. [L. vitio. See Vice and Viciate.] 1. To injure the substance or q...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitellary
VIT'ELLARY, n. [L. vitellus, the yolk of an egg.] The place where the yolk of an...
Webster Dictionary :: Vitals
VI'TALS, n. plu. 1. Parts of animal bodies essential to life, such as the viscer...
