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Webster Dictionary :: Valance
VAL'ANCE, n. The fringes of drapery hanging round the tester and head of a bed. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Vaivode
VA'IVODE, n. A prince of the Dacian provinces; sometimes written waiwode, for th...
Webster Dictionary :: Vairy
VA'IRY, a. In heraldry, charged with vair; variegated with argent and azure colo...
Webster Dictionary :: Vair
VAIR, n. In heraldry, a kind of fur or doubling, consisting of divers little pic...
Webster Dictionary :: Vainness
VA'INNESS, n. 1. The state of being vain; inefficacy; ineffectualness; as the va...
Webster Dictionary :: Vainly
VA'INLY, adv. 1. Without effect; to no purpose; ineffectually; in vain. In weak ...
Webster Dictionary :: Vainglory
VAINGLO'RY, n. [vain and glory.] Exclusive vanity excited by one's own performan...
Webster Dictionary :: Vaingloriously
VAINGLO'RIOUSLY, adv. With empty pride.
Webster Dictionary :: Vainglorious
VAINGLO'RIOUS, a. [vain and glorious.] 1. Vain to excess of one's own achievemen...
Webster Dictionary :: Vain
VAIN, a. [L. vanus; Eng. wan, wane, want.] 1. Empty; worthless; having no substa...
Webster Dictionary :: Vailing
VA'ILING, ppr. Covering; hiding from the sight.
Webster Dictionary :: Vailer
VA'ILER, n. One who yields from respect. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Vailed
VA'ILED, pp. Covered; concealed.
Webster Dictionary :: Vail
VAIL, n. [L. velum, from velo, to cover, to spread over. It is correctly written...
Webster Dictionary :: Vague
VAGUE, a. vag. [L. vagus, wandering.] 1. Wandering; vagrant; vagabond; as vague ...
Webster Dictionary :: Vagrant
VA'GRANT, a. [L. vagor.] 1. Wandering from place to place without any settled ha...
