vŏluptas satisfaction; enjoyment; pleasure; delight; sports vŏluptātīvus adj. belonging to enjoyment vŏluptĭfĭcus adj. that causes enjoyment; gives delight vŏluptŭārĭus vŏluptŭōsē adv. vŏluptŭōsus adj. full of gratification; enjoyment; pleasure; delight; agreeable; pleasant Volusēnus Volusĭus the name of a Roman; an old poet; who wrote; a celebrated lawyer; the tutor of … Volustāna a name of the Montes Cambunii in Thessaly vŏlūta a volute; spiral scroll vŏlūtābrum a wallowing-place; a hog-pool; slough vŏlūtābundus adj. wallowing; rolling about vŏlūtātĭo a rolling about; wallowing; Restlessness; disquiet; Instability vŏlūtātus a rolling about; wallowing vŏlūtim adv. Vŏlūtīna the goddess who presides over the husks of corn-ears vŏlūto v. freq. a. and n. to roll; turn; twist; tumble about; to form by rolling together vŏlūtus vŏlūtus a rolling; the power of rolling; twisting; turning; about volva a wrapper; covering; integument; the womb; matrix volvo v. a. to roll; turn about; turn round; tumble; to unroll volvŏla the plant volvŭla a little womb; matrix vŏmax adj. given to vomiting vōmer a ploughshare; A style vŏmĭca a sore; boil; ulcer; imposthume; abscess vŏmĭcōsus adj. full of sores; tumors vŏmĭcus adj. ulcerous;; foul; filthy; noisome vŏmĭfĭcus adj. that causes vomiting; emetic vŏmĭflŭus adj. flowing with pus; matter vōmis vŏmĭtĭo a spewing; vomiting; that which is vomited; a vomit vŏmĭto v. freq. n. to vomit often vŏmĭtor one who vomits; a vomiter vŏmĭtōrĭus adj. that provokes vomiting; vomitive; vomitory; emetic; subst vŏmĭtus a throwing up; vomiting; that which is thrown up by vomiting; a vomit; a disgus… vŏmo v. n. and a. Neutr; to puke; spew; throw up; vomit Vŏnōnes the name of a king of Parthia; Another king of the same name vŏpiscus one of a pair of twins; born alive after the premature birth and death of the o… Vŏpiscus a Roman surname; an historian in the time of Constantine the Great; who wrote t… vopte vŏrācĭtas greediness; ravenousness; voracity vŏrācĭter adv. vŏrāgĭnōsus adj. full of pits; chasms; abysses vŏrāgo an abyss; gulf; whirlpool; depth; chasm vŏrātor a devourer vŏrātrīna An eatinghouse; A gulf; abyss; chasm vŏrātus The devouring; destruction; A chasm vŏrax adj. swallowing greedily; devouring; destroying; consuming; destructive vŏro v. a. and n. to swallow whole; swallow up; eat greedily; devour; swallow vorsipellis vorso vortex vos Vŏsĕgus a chain of mountains in Gaul; Vosges voster vōtĭfer adj. vow-bearing; votive vōtīvĭtas a solemn promise; a vow vōtīvus adj. belonging to a vow; promised by a vow; given in consequence of a vow; votive; w… vŏto vōtum A solemn promise made to some deity; a vow; to obtain one's prayer; wish; A thi… vōtus vŏvĕo v. a. and n. to vow; to promise solemnly; sacredly; to devote; dedicate; consecrate vox a voice; sound; tone; cry; call Vulcānus vulgāris adj. belonging to the great mass; multitude; general; usual; ordinary vulgārĭtas the great mass; the multitude vulgārĭter adv. vulgārĭus vulgātē adv. vulgātor one that makes; generally known; a publisher. divulger vulgātus P. a. vulgātus a making generally known; a publishing; divulging vulgĭvăgus adj. that wanders about everywhere; roving; rambling; vagrant; inconstant vulgō adv. vulgo v. a. to spread among the multitude; to make general; common; universal; to put forth… vulgus the great mass; the multitude; the people; public; A mass vulnĕrābĭlis adj. wounding vulnĕrārĭus adj. belonging to wounds; Subst; a surgeon vulnĕrātĭo a wounding; wound; an injuring; injury vulnĕrātor a wounder;; an injurer vulnĕro v. a. to wound; to hurt; injure; acc. of part affected; hurt vulnĭfer adj. wound-bringing vulnĭfĭco v. a. to wound vulnĭfĭcus adj. wound-making; wound-inflicting; wounding vulnus a wound; a hole; cut; incision; notch vulnusculum a little; slight wound vulpēcŭla a little fox vulpes a fox; cunning; craftiness; a kind of shark vulpīnor v. dep. n. to play the fox; be sly as a fox vulpīnus adj. belonging to a fox vulpĭo one; cunning as a fox; a sly fox vulpis vulsella Vulsĭnĭī vulsĭo a plucking Vulso a cognomen in the Manlian vulsūra a plucking; pulling vulsus P. a. vultĭcŭlus look; mien; air