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Webster Dictionary :: Varletry
V'ARLETRY, n. The rabble; the crowd. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Varlet
V'ARLET, n. [See Valet .] 1. Anciently, a servant or footman. 2. A scoundrel; a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Varix
VA'RIX, n. [L.] 1. An uneven swelling of a dilated vein. 2. In beasts, a sort of...
Webster Dictionary :: Variously
VA'RIOUSLY, adv. In different ways; with change; with diversity; as objects vari...
Webster Dictionary :: Various
VA'RIOUS, a. [L. varius, See Vary.] 1. different; several; manifold; as men of v...
Webster Dictionary :: Variolous
VA'RIOLOUS, a. [L. variolae, from vario, to diversify.] Pertaining to or designa...
Webster Dictionary :: Varioloid
VA'RIOLOID, n. [L. variolae and Gr. form. The name recently given to a disease r...
Webster Dictionary :: Variolite
VA'RIOLITE, n. [L. varius and Gr. stone.] In mineralogy, a kind of porphyritic r...
Webster Dictionary :: Variety
VARI'ETY, n. [L. varietas, from vario, to vary.] 1. Intermixture of different th...
Webster Dictionary :: Variegation
VARIEGA'TION, n. The act of diversifying, or state of being diversified by diffe...
Webster Dictionary :: Variegating
VA'RIEGATING, ppr. Diversifying with colors.
Webster Dictionary :: Variegated
VA'RIEGATED, pp. Diversified in colors or external appearance. Variegated leaves...
Webster Dictionary :: Variegate
VA'RIEGATE, v.t. [L. vario, varius. See Vary.] To diversify in external appearan...
Webster Dictionary :: Varied
VA'RIED, pp. of vary. Altered; partially changed; changed.
Webster Dictionary :: Varicose
VAR'ICOSE, VAR'ICOUS, a. [L. varicosus, having enlarged veins.] 1. Preternatural...
Webster Dictionary :: Varicocele
VAR'ICOCELE, n. [L. varix, a dilated vein, and Gr. a tumor.] In surgery, a varic...
