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Webster Dictionary :: Virgin
VIR'GIN, n. nearly vur'gin. [L. virgo.] 1. A woman who has had no carnal knowled...
Webster Dictionary :: Virgilian
VIRGIL'IAN, a. 1. Pertaining to Virgil, the Roman poet. 2. Resembling the style ...
Webster Dictionary :: Virge
VIRGE, [See Verge .]
Webster Dictionary :: Virgate
VIR'GATE, a. nearly vurgate. [L. virga, a rod.] In botany, having the shape of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Virent
VI'RENT, a. [L. virens, from vireo, to flourish or be green.] Green; verdant; fr...
Webster Dictionary :: Virelay
VI'RELAY n. A song or little poem among the Provencal poets in France; a roundel...
Webster Dictionary :: Vire
VIRE, n. An arrow. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Virago
VIRA'GO, n. [L. from vir, a man.] 1. A woman of the extraordinary stature, stren...
Webster Dictionary :: Viperous
VI'PEROUS, a. [L. viperus.] Having the qualities of a viper; malignant; venomous...
Webster Dictionary :: Viperine
VI'PERINE, a. [L. viperinus.] Pertaining to a viper or to vipers.
Webster Dictionary :: Viper
VI'PER, n. [L. vipera.] 1. A serpent, a species of coluber, whose bite is remark...
Webster Dictionary :: Violono
VIOLO'NO, n. A double base, a deep toned instrument.
Webster Dictionary :: Violoncello
VIOLONCEL'LO, n. A stringed instrument of music; a base viol of four strings, or...
Webster Dictionary :: Violist
VI'OLIST, n. A player on the viol.
Webster Dictionary :: Violinist
VI'OLINIST, n. A person skilled in playing on a violin.
Webster Dictionary :: Violin
VI'OLIN, n. A musical instrument with four strings, played with a bow; a fiddle;...
