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Webster Dictionary :: Vegeto-animal
VEG'ETO-ANIMAL, a. Vegeto-animal matter, is a term formerly applied to vegetable...
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetive
VEG'ETIVE, a. [L. vegeto, vigeo.] Vegetable; having the nature of plants; as veg...
Webster Dictionary :: Vegete
VEGE'TE, a. [L. vegetus.] Vigorous; active. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetativeness
VEG'ETATIVENESS, n. the quality of producing growth.
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetative
VEG'ETATIVE, a. 1. Growing, or having the power of growing, as plants. 2. Having...
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetation
VEGETA'TION, n. 1. The process of growing; as plants, by means of nourishment de...
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetating
VEG'ETATING, ppr. germinating; sprouting; growing; as plants.
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetate
VEG'ETATE, v.i. [L. vegeto, vigeo, to flourish.] To sprout; to germinate; to gro...
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetable
VEG'ETABLE, n. [L. vigeo, to grow.] 1. A plant; an organized body destitute of s...
Webster Dictionary :: Vegetability
VEGETABIL'ITY, n. [from vegetable.] Vegetable nature; the quality of growth with...
Webster Dictionary :: Veering
VEE'RING, ppr. turning; letting out to a greater length.
Webster Dictionary :: Veered
VEE'RED, pp. turned; changed in direction; let out.
Webster Dictionary :: Veerable
VEE'RABLE, a. Changeable; shifting. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Veer
VEER, v.i. [L. vario and verto. See Ware .] To turn; to change direction; as, th...
Webster Dictionary :: Vedet
VEDET', VEDETTE, n. [L. video, to see.] a sentinel on horseback.
Webster Dictionary :: Veda
VEDA, n. vedaw'. The name of the collective body of the Hindoo sacred writings. ...
