V.
[The V is often substituted for f, as vor, for, veo, few, &c.]
Vage, Vaze. s. A voyage; but more commonly applied to the distance employed to increase the intensity of motion or action from a given point.
To Vang. v. a. To receive; to earn.
Varden. s. Farthing.
Vare. s. A species of weasel.
To Vare. v. n. To bring forth young: applied to pigs and some other animals.
Var'miut. s. A vermin.
Vaught. part. Fetched.
Vur vaught, And dear a-bought.