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avaunt, vaantie, vaantin, vaanty, vantie, vaunt, vauntie, vaunty,

vaunt [ˈvɑːnt, ˈvɔːnt]
n. Extravagant self-praise.

vauntie [ˈvɑːnti, ˈvɔːnti]
adj. Of people: proud, boastful, vain. Proud-looking, jaunty, ostentatious, showy, pleased, elated.

Compounds and phrases etc.

avaunt: v. To advance, go forward on. n. Vaunting or boasting, a vaunt or boast.
vauntin: Vaunting or boasting.

vaase, vause, vawse, vease,

vause [vɑːz, vɔːz, N. I. vaːz]
n. Vase.

vaat, vau$t, vaut, vautit, voot, vout, vowt, vowtit,

vaut [vɔːt]
also vowt [vʌut]
n. A vault. MN. A deep hole, cave, well, pond.

v. To vault.
pt. pp. vautit adj. Vaulted.

vael, vail, vale, veal, veyl,

veal [vil, vel]
n. Veal A calf killed for food or reared for that purpose.

vee, vee$d, vee$t, veed, veed, vei, veid, veit, vie,

vee [S. viː]
usually vee'd
pp. adj. Defective in understanding. In one’s dotage, senile.

veecious, veeshus, veeshyis, viecious,

veecious [ˈviʃəs]
adj. Vicious.

veectim, veictim,

veectim [ˈviktɪm]
n. Victim.

veectorie, veectory, veictorie, victorie, victrie, victry,

veectory [ˈvikt(ə)ri]
n. Victory.

veegal, veekalty, veekny, veetel, veetny, vicany,

veegal [I.Ork. ˈvigəl, ˈvikəl]
Compounds and phrases etc.

oot o veegal: Out of order, in confusion.

veegilant [vidʒɪlənt]
adj. Keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.

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