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Webster Dictionary :: Variation
VARIA'TION, n. [L. variatio. See Vary.] 1. Alteration; a partial change in the f...
Webster Dictionary :: Variate
VA'RIATE, v.t. 1. To alter; to make different. 2. To vary. [A bad word.]
Webster Dictionary :: Variance
VA'RIANCE, n. [See Vary.] 1. In law, an alteration of something formerly laid in...
Webster Dictionary :: Variably
VA'RIABLY, adv. Changeably; with alteration; in an inconstant or fickle manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Variableness
VA'RIABLENESS, n. 1. Susceptibility of change; liableness or aptness to alter; c...
Webster Dictionary :: Variable
VA'RIABLE, a. 1. That may vary or alter; capable of alteration in any manner; ch...
Webster Dictionary :: Vari
VA'RI, n. In zoology, a species of quadruped, the maucauco or Lemur catta of Lin...
Webster Dictionary :: Varec
VAR'EC, n. The French name for kelp or incinerated sea weed; wrack.
Webster Dictionary :: Vare
VARE, n. A wand or staff of justice. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Vapulation
VAPULA'TION, n. [L. vapulo.] The act of beating or shipping. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Vapory
VA'PORY, a. 1. Vaporous; full of vapors. 2. Hypochondriac; splenetic; peevish.
Webster Dictionary :: Vaporousness
VA'POROUSNESS, n. State of being full of vapors.
Webster Dictionary :: Vaporous
VA'POROUS, a. 1. Full of vapors or exhalations; as the vaporous air of valleys. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Vaporizing
VAP'ORIZING, ppr. Converting into vapor.
Webster Dictionary :: Vaporized
VAP'ORIZED, pp. Expelled in vapor.
Webster Dictionary :: Vaporize
VAP'ORIZE, v.t. To convert into vapor by the application of heat or artificial m...
