vēlĭfer adj. sail-bearing vēlĭfĭcātĭo a making sail; sailing vēlĭfĭcĭum a making sail; sailing vēlĭfĭco to sail; make sail vēlĭfĭcor v. dep. n. to make sail; spread sail; sail; to make sail for; to exert one's self to effect vēlĭfĭcus adj. made with sails; sailing vēlĭger adj. sail-bearing; covered with sails Vĕlīnus lăcus a lake in the Sabine territories; between Reate and Interamnum; the people who … Vĕlīnus vēlĭtāris adj. belonging to the; Subst vēlĭtātĭo a skirmishing; a bickering; wrangling; dispute Vĕlīternīnus Vĕlīternus Vĕlīternus a proper name vēlĭtes vēlĭtor v. dep. n. to fight like the; light troops; to skirmish Vĕlītrae a town of the Volsci; in Latium; whence came the Octavian family; Velletri; bel… vēlĭvŏlans adj. sail-flying; flying with sails vēlĭvŏlus adj. sail-flying; winged with sails vella vellātūra a carrying; conveyance Vellaunodūnum a town of; in the territory of the Senones; Beaune Vellēius the name of a Roman; an historian under Augustus and Tiberius;; an Epicurean; f… vellĭcātim adv. by pinches; twitches; piecemeal; disconnectedly vellĭcātĭo a plucking; twitching;; a twitting; taunting vellĭco v. a. to pluck; twitch; pinch; nip; To wake up vello v. a. to pluck; pull; to deprive of the hair; feathers; tear out vellus wool shorn off; a fleece; The skin of a sheep with the wool on it; the fell; pe… vēlo v. a. to cover; cover up; wrap up; wrap; envelop Velocasses vēlōcĭtas swiftness; fleetness; speed; rapidity; velocity vēlōcĭter adv. vēlox adj. swift; quick; fleet; rapid; speedy vēlum a cloth; covering; awning; curtain; veil vēlūmen a fleece; N. cr vĕl-ut adv. even as; just as; like as; sic; ita vēmens vēna a blood-vessel; vein; an artery; the pulse has sunk; fallen vēnābŭlum a huntingspear; large spear-like arrows Vĕnāfrum a very ancient town of the Samnites; celebrated for its olive-oil; Venafro; bel… vēnālīcĭārĭus adj. belonging to slave-selling; Subst; a slave-dealer vēnālīcĭus adj. belonging to selling; for sale; Subst; taxes on sales; belonging to slave-selli… vēnālis adj. belonging to selling; to be sold; for sale; purchasable; a young slave offered … vēnālĭtas the capability of being bought; venality vēnālītĭus Venami a people of Gaul Venaria an island in the Tuscan Sea vēnātīcĭus adj. belonging to hunting; the chase vēnātĭcus adj. belonging to hunting; hunting-; lean; gaunt like hounds vēnātĭlis adj. springing from a vein vēnātĭo hunting; the chase; venery; a hunting spectacle; hunt vēnātītĭus vēnātor a hunter; one who fights with wild beasts vēnātōrĭus adj. belonging to a hunter; to the chase; hunter's; hunting- vēnātrix adj. a huntress vēnātūra hunting; the chase; vēnātus hunting; the chase; Fishing; Game vendax adj. fond of selling vendĭbĭlis adj. that may be sold; salable; vendible; fin.—Comp; acceptable vendĭco vendĭtārĭus adj. vendĭtātĭo a specious display; a boasting; vaunting; blazoning vendĭtātor a boaster; vaunter; braggart vendĭtĭo a selling; sale; a vending; A thing sold; goods sold vendĭto v. freq. a. to offer again and again for sale; to try to sell; prostitutes herself; to cry … vendĭtor a seller; vender vendĭtrix she that sells; vends vendĭtus vendo v. a. to sell; vend; Subst; a sale; give up Vĕnĕdi a people of northern Germany; the Wends vĕnēfĭca vĕnēfĭcĭum A poisoning; The preparation of magic potions; magic; sorcery vĕnēfĭcus adj. poisoning; poisonous; sorcerous; magic; magical; Substt vĕnēnārĭus adj. belonging to poison; Subst; a poisonmixer; poisoner vĕnēnātus P. a. vĕnēnĭfer adj. containing poison; Subst; a constellation vĕnēno v. a. To poison; To color; dye; filled with poison; envenomed; vĕnēnōsus adj. full of poison; very poisonous; very poisonously vĕnēnum a potion; juice; drug; A potion that destroys life; poison vēnĕo v. n. to go to sale; to be sold vĕnĕrābĭlis adj. worthy of respect; reverence; reverend; venerable; showing veneration vĕnĕrābĭlĭter adv. with veneration; reverently vĕnĕrābundus adj. venerating; revering; reverential vĕnĕrandus P. a. vĕnĕranter adv. vĕnĕrārĭus adj. belonging to love; venereal vĕnĕrātĭo the highest respect; reverence; veneration; the quality that commands veneratio… vĕnĕrātor a reverencer Vĕnĕrĕus Vĕnĕrĭ-văgus vagabond in love; dissolute vĕnĕro vĕnĕror v. dep. a. to reverence with religious awe; to worship; adore; venerate; to revere Vĕnĕti A people in; Venetian territory; belonging to the Veneti; Venetian; Sea-colored Vĕnĕtŭlāni an extinct people of Latium vĕnĭa complaisance; indulgence; kindness; obliging disposition; conduct vĕnĭābĭlis adj. pardonable; venial vĕnĭālis adj. Pardonable; venial vĕnīlĭa Vĕnīlĭa the name of several sea-nymphs; The mother of Turnus; The wife of Janus vĕnĭo v. n. imperf; to come; comes; descends to each of us; come forth