verdigrised - colored greenish like the weatherd bronze statues

verdureless - having no green vegetation

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n.
5It verismo < vero, true < L verus (see VERY) + 3ISM6 realism or naturalism in the arts
ver4ist
adj., n.
ve[ris[tic 7vi ris4tik8
adj.
verism
n.
5It verismo < vero, true < L verus (see VERY) + 3ISM6 realism or naturalism in the arts
ver4ist
adj., n.
ve[ris[tic 7vi ris4tik8
adj.

veridical
adj.
5< L veridicus, speaking the truth < verus, truth + dicere, to speak: see VERY & DICTION6
1 truthful; veracious
2 corresponding with reality or facts
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n.
verneuk - An South African word of Dutch origin

vernier
n.
5after Pierre Vernier (1580-1637), Fr mathematician who invented it6
1 a short graduated scale that slides along a longer graduated instrument and is used to indicate fractional parts of divisions, as in a micrometer: also vernier scale
2 any device that makes possible a finer setting of a tool or measuring instrument
adj.
of or fitted with a vernier

Verriculate \Ver*ric"u*late\, a. [L. verriculum a net, seine.]
(Zo["o]l.)
Having thickset tufts of parallel hairs, bristles, or
branches.


versatility, versification, versus

verticil
n.
5ModL verticillus < L, a whirl, dim. of vertex: see VERTEX6 Bot. a circular arrangement of leaves or flowers around a stem; whorl

verticillate, verticity,

vesicular = like a blister, vesta = short wooden match, vesuvian, veterans, viability, viand, viands (yes, ia was there!, vicarial, viceroy (not the vices of the king) vichyite = WWII French collaborator with Nazis
victory, victuals, video,

vidimus = legal term for attested copy of a document
viewpoint, vigilant, vigorish = loanshark term for illegal interest , vigorously,

vibara - not an English word, no definition found

vilitication , villa, villanelle - a type of French poem