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Webster Dictionary :: Versified
VERS'IFIED, pp. [from versify.] Formed into verse.
Webster Dictionary :: Versificator
VERS'IFICATOR, n. A versifier. [Little used. See Versifier .]
Webster Dictionary :: Versification
VERSIFICA'TION, n. The act, art or practice of composing poetic verse. Versifica...
Webster Dictionary :: Versicular
VERSIC'ULAR, a. Pertaining to verses; designating distinct divisions of a writing.
Webster Dictionary :: Versicolor
VERS'ICOLOR, VERS'ICOLORED, a. [L. versicolor.] Having various colors; changeabl...
Webster Dictionary :: Versicle
VERS'ICLE, n. [L. versiculus.] A little verse. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Verser
VERS'ER, n. A maker of verses; a versifier.
Webster Dictionary :: Verse-man
VERSE-MAN, n. [verse and man.] A writer of verses; in ludicrous language.
Webster Dictionary :: Verse
VERSE, n. vers. [L. versus; verto, to turn.] 1. In poetry, a line, consisting of...
Webster Dictionary :: Versatility
VERSATIL'ITY, n. 1. The quality of being versatile; aptness to change; readiness...
Webster Dictionary :: Versatile
VERS'ATILE, a. [L. versatilis, from versor, to turn.] 1. That may be turned roun...
Webster Dictionary :: Versal
VERSAL, for universal. [Not used or very vulgar.]
Webster Dictionary :: Versableness
VERS'ABLENESS, n. [L. versabilis, from versor, to turn.] Aptness to be turned ro...
Webster Dictionary :: Versability
VERSABIL'ITY, VERS'ABLE, a. [supra.] That may be turned. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Verrucous
VER'RUCOUS, a. [L. verruca, a wart; verrucosus, full of warts.] Warty; having li...
Webster Dictionary :: Veronica
VERON'ICA, n. [vera-icon, true image.] 1. A portrait or representation of the fa...
