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vacke, vaick, vaik, vaikan, vaikin, vake,
vaikan [ˈvekən]
adj. Of an ecclesiastical position or office: vacant
adj. Of an ecclesiastical position or office: vacant
vaik
v. Of an office or position, especially an ecclesiastical one: to fall vacant.
v. Of an office or position, especially an ecclesiastical one: to fall vacant.
vailey, vailie, vailley,
vailey [ˈvelɪ]
n. A valley.
n. A valley.
vailie, vailiet, vailit, vaillie, vaily, vailye, vailyie, vailyied, vailyit, vallie, valye, valyee, valyeed, valyeet, valyie, velue, velued, velye,
vailyie [ˈveljə valji, S. vele]
n. Value. An extent or amount of time.
v. To value, evaluate.
pt. pp. vailyit, vailyied
n. Value. An extent or amount of time.
v. To value, evaluate.
pt. pp. vailyit, vailyied
Compounds and phrases etc.
vailuable [ˈveljəbl]: Valuable.
vailuless: Worthless.
vailuless: Worthless.
vainish, vainished, vainisht, vainisht-like, vanisht, vanquish, wainish, wainished, wainished-like, wainisht, winnish,
vainish [ˈvenɪʃ, ˈwenɪʃ]
v. To vanish. I. To pine away.
pt. pp. vainisht
v. To vanish. I. To pine away.
pt. pp. vainisht
Compounds and phrases etc.
vainisht-like: adj. Thin, pinched.
vainitie, vainity,
vainity [ˈvenɪte]
n. Vanity.
n. Vanity.
bolaira, bolara, falaira, fillara, malaira, valaira, valairie, valairy, villera,
valairie [vəˈleːre]
n. U. The common valerian Valeriana officinalis.
n. U. The common valerian Valeriana officinalis.
valentine, valentyne, valinteen,
valentine [ˈvaləntin]
n. Valentine.
n. Valentine.
Compounds and phrases etc.
valentine's dealin: Drawing names by lot on said day.
valsket, valskit, vyalskit,
valskit [I.Sh. ˈv(j)alskət]
adj. Numb. Fumbling, slack or slow in one's movements.
adj. Numb. Fumbling, slack or slow in one's movements.
vanadium,
vanadium [vəˈnedɪəm]
n. Vanadium.
n. Vanadium.
ill-vaandit, ill-vanded, ill-vandit, ill-vedyid, ill-venyied, ill-vynded, vaand, vaandit, vand, vandit, vandless, veynd, vynd, vyndit, vyndless,
vand [I.Sh. v(j)and, vəind]
n. A skill, knack or aptitude for doing something. Manner of behaving, attitude.
v. To arrange, contrive, shape, put together properly. To fit or adapt one thing to another.
n. A skill, knack or aptitude for doing something. Manner of behaving, attitude.
v. To arrange, contrive, shape, put together properly. To fit or adapt one thing to another.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ill-vandit: Badly-made or -planned, ill-constructed, misshapen. Of people: not fitting into society, unsociable, objectionable or offensive in appearance, manner or behaviour.
vandless: Clumsy, lacking in skill.
vandless: Clumsy, lacking in skill.