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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.
veelage, veellage, veilage, veillage, vullage,
veelage [ˈvilədʒ, ˈvʌlədʒ]
n. Village.
veelain, veelain, veilain, veillain, villain,
veelain [ˈvilən]
n. A villain.
veenegar, veinegar, veinigar,
veenegar [ˈvinəgər]
n. Vinegar.
vaelensi, vailensi, veelant, veelent, veeolence, veeolencie, veeolent, vilansie, vilent, vílent,
veeolence [ˈvi(ə)ləns]
n. Violence.
veeolent
adj. Violent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
veeolencie [I.Sh. ˈvɛlənsi]: n. Violence. Turbulence, storminess of weather etc.
veeper, veeperat, veeperate, veeperit, veiper,
veeper [ˈvipər]
n. A viper.
veeperate
adj. Venomous. Vicious, bitterly abusive
veesible, veezable,
veesible [ˈviːzəbl]
adj. Visible.
Compounds and phrases etc.
veesible (thing): The least little thing, the smallest particle.
tele, televeesion, tellie, telly, tellyveeshion, tellyveesion, tellyvision, telveision, veesion, veezhan, veision,
veesion [ˈviːʒən, ˈwiːʒən]
n. Vision.
Compounds and phrases etc.
televeesion [ˈtɛləviːʒən]: Television. Contracted telly.
väsi$, veesit, veesitar, veesited, veesitit, veesitor, veisit, veisitor, viseetor, vissitir, wisit,
veesit [ˈviːzɪt]
n. A visit.
v. To visit. To punish.
pt. pp. veesitit
Compounds and phrases etc.
veesitor [-ər]: A visitor, a guest.
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