Ver'di, Ver'dit. s. Opinion.
To Ves'sy. v. n. When two or more persons read verses alternately, they are said to vessy.
Ves'ter. s. A pin or wire to point out the letters to children to read; a fescue.
Viër. s. Fire. Some of our old writers make this word of two syllables: "Fy-er."
Vin'e. v. Find.
Vine. adj. Fine.
Vin'ned. adj. Mouldy; humoursome; affected.
Vist, Vice. s. [i long.] The Fist.
Vitious. adj. Spiteful; revengeful.
Vitten. s. See Fitten.