Vennenses a people of Vennōnĭus a Roman historian whose works are lost vēnor v. dep. n. to hunt; chase; Neutr; subst; seek after vēnōsus adj. full of veins; veiny venter the belly; the paunch; maw; ye maws; ye gluttons Ventĭdĭānus Ventĭdĭus adj. the name of a Roman; Ventidian; of Ventidius ventĭlābrum an implement for winnowing grain; a winnowing-fork ventĭlābundus adj. swinging to and fro; wavering ventĭlātio an airing; ventilation ventĭlātor one who winnows grain; a winnower; a juggler ventĭlo v. a. to toss; swing; brandish in the air; to fan; fans coolness upon him; cools him … ventĭo a coming ventĭto v. freq. n. to come often; be wont to come; keep coming; resort vento v. freq. a. to be wont to come; to come ventōsē adv. ventōsĭtas windiness; flatulence; ventosity; a puffing up; inflation ventōsus adj. full of wind; windy; like the wind; light; quick ventrālis adj. belonging to the belly; ventral; Subst; a belly-band ventrĭcŏla one who makes a god of his belly; a belly-god; glutton ventrĭcŭlātio the belly-ache; gripes; colic ventrĭcŭlōsus adj. belonging to the belly ventrĭcultor ventrĭcŭlus the belly; The stomach; a ventricle ventrĭflŭus adj. laxative; purgative ventrĭgo v. n. ventrĭlŏquus one who speaks from his belly; a ventriloquist ventrĭōsus adj. having a large belly; big - bellied; pot - bellied; bellying out ventŭlus a slight wind; breeze; to make a breeze ventus wind; to oblivion; not to keep one's word; promise; to live upon wind vēnūcŭla a kind of grapes vēnŭla a small vein; veinlet Vĕnŭlus a Rutulian warrior; sent by Turnus as an ambassador to Diomedes vēnum vēnum-do v. a. to sell; sold for; bribed by Vĕnus the goddess of Love; the goddess Venus; Æneas; C. Julius Cœar; Love vēnus sale Vĕnŭsĭa a town on the borders of Apulia and Lucania; the birthplace of the poet Horace;… vĕnustas loveliness; comeliness; charm; grace; beauty vĕnustē adv. vĕnusto v. a. to make lovely; beautify vĕnustŭlus adj. dim; lovely; charming; delightful vĕnustus adj. lovely; comely; charming; pleasing; winning vē-pallĭdus adj. very pale; very pallid vē^prātĭcus adj. belonging to a thorn-bush vē^prēcŭla a little thorn-; brier - bush; there's a viper in the bush vē^pres a thorn-bush; brier-bush; bramble-bush vē^prētum a thornhedge; bramble-thicket vēr the spring; the productions of spring; a special offering presented from the fi… vērācĭter adv. Verā^gri a people in; on the Pennine Alps vērātrix vērātrum a plant; hellebore vērax adj. speaking truly; true; truly; veraciously verbālis adj. consisting of words; wordy; verbal; belonging to verbs Verbannus the name of a lake in Upper Italy; Lago Maggiore verbascum a plant; mullein Verbeia a goddess worshipped by the Gauls and Britons verbēna foliage; herbage; the leaves; twigs; and branches verbēnāca a plant; called also; vervain verbēnārĭus one who bears the sacred boughs; verbēnātus adj. crowned with a wreath of sacred boughs verber a lash; whip; scourge; rod; Plur.: Tr verbĕrābĭlis adj. worthy of a beating verbĕrābundus adj. whipping; flogging verbĕrātĭo a striking; beating; chastisement; punishment; satisfaction verbĕrātor a beater; flogger verbĕrātus a beating verbĕrĕus adj. worthy of stripes verbĕrĭto v. freq. to beat often verbĕro v. a. to lash; scourge; whip; flog; beat verbĕro one worthy of stripes; a scoundrel; rascal verbĭālis adj. verbal; derived from a verb verbĭfĭcātĭo a talking verbĭgĕna he who was born of the Word; Christ verbĭgĕro v. n. to talk; chat; dispute verbĭvēlĭtātĭo verbōsē adv. verbōsĭtas multiplicity of words; wordiness; verbosity verbōsus adj. full of words; wordy; prolix; verbose; with many words verbum a word; plur; words; expressions; language; discourse Vercellae a town in; Borgo Vercelli; belonging to Vercellœ; of Vercellœ; Vercelline Vercingetŏrix a commander of the Gauls in the Gallic War vercŭlum little spring vērē adv. vĕrēcundē adv. vĕrēcundĭa the natural feeling of shame; shamefacedness; bashfulness; shyness; coyness vĕrēcundĭter adv. vĕrēcundor v. dep. n. to feel bashful; ashamed; to be shy; diffident vĕrēcundus adj. feeling shame; shamefaced; bashful; shy; coy vĕrēdārĭus a postboy; courier vĕrēdus A light horse; a post-horse; courier's horse; a light; fleet huntinghorse vĕrendus vĕrenter adv. vĕrĕor v. dep. a. to feel awe of; to reverence; respect; to fear; be afraid of; to fear vĕrētillum Veretīni a people of Calabria vĕrētrum the private parts Vergellus a river of Apulia Vergentum a town in