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Webster Dictionary :: Vastation
VASTA'TION, n. [L. vastatio, from vasto, to waste.] A laying waste; waste; depop...
Webster Dictionary :: Vast
V'AST, a. [L. vastus. The primary sense of the root must be a part or spread, as...
Webster Dictionary :: Vassaled
VAS'SALED, pp. or a. Enslaved; subjected to absolute power; as a vassaled land.
Webster Dictionary :: Vassalage
VAS'SALAGE, 1. The state of being a vassal or feudatory. 2. Political servitude;...
Webster Dictionary :: Vassal
VAS'SAL, n. 1. A feudatory; a tenant; one who holds land of a superior, and who ...
Webster Dictionary :: Vase
VASE, n. [L. vas, vasa, a vessel.] 1. A vessel for domestic use, or for use in t...
Webster Dictionary :: Vasculiferous
VASCULIF'EROUS, a. [L. vasculum and fero, to bear.] Vasculiferous plants are suc...
Webster Dictionary :: Vascularity
VASCULAR'ITY, n. The state of being vascular.
Webster Dictionary :: Vascular
VAS'CULAR, a. [L. vasculum, a vessel, from vas, id.] 1. Pertaining to the vessel...
Webster Dictionary :: Varying
VA'RYING, ppr. Altering; changing; deviating.
Webster Dictionary :: Varvels
V'ARVELS, VA'RY, v.t. [L. vario, verto.] 1. To alter in form, appearance, substa...
Webster Dictionary :: Varnishing
V'ARNISHING, ppr. Laying on varnish; giving a fair external appearance.
Webster Dictionary :: Varnisher
V'ARNISHER, n. 1. One who varnishes, or whose occupation is to varnish. 2. One w...
Webster Dictionary :: Varnished
V'ARNISHED, pp. 1. Covered with varnish; made glossy. 2. Rendered fair in extern...
Webster Dictionary :: Varnish-tree
V'ARNISH-TREE, n. The Rhus vernix, poison ash, or poison oak.
Webster Dictionary :: Varnish
V'ARNISH, n. [Low L. vernix.] 1. A thick, viscid, glossy liquid, laid on work by...
