varigate

variola
n.
5ModL < ML, a pustule, prob. altered (based on L varius, various, mottled: see VARY) < L varus, pustule, pimple: see VARIX6 any of a group of virus diseases characterized by pustular eruptions, including smallpox, cowpox, and horsepox

variolate - to inoculate virus from pustule on a patient with mild smallpox into skin of a child or other person, hoping for development of a very mild case of smallpox, which would prevent later serious case of smallpox. For an example of how bad smallpox used to be, in Dumas’ Three Musketeers, he says Milady de Winter was beautiful because she had only a few facial pocks, (and had lost only a couple teeth).

varioliform - a disease with rash similar but not as disfiguring as smallpox

varrio - a variant of ‘barrio” = part of a city inhabited by Spanish speaking people

vasculature, vasculitis, vase (ye Gods and little fishes) vasopressor - a medication that elevates blood pressure, vastitude,


vaticinal
adj.
5< L vaticinus (see fol.) + 3AL6 having the nature of or characterized by prophecy; prophetic

vaticination, , vaulted, vaunt, vaunted, vector, vectored,, veer, veery = a small brown thrush, vegan = excessively convinced of value of avoiding meat, vegetablize, veiled, veiltail, veinless,

velveret - a kind of velvet having a cotton backing

venatorial - pertaining to huntaing

vendible, venial, veniremen - candidates for jury duty. venomous, ventiduct

Ventiduct \Ven"ti*duct\, n. [L. ventus wind + ductus a leading,
conduit, fr. ducere, ductum, to lead.]
A passage for wind or air; a passage or pipe for ventilating
apartments. --Gwilt.


ventrally - towards surface of abdomen, ventriloquical, vemtriloquize, ventriloquy, venture,

verbicide = Promiscuity of expression, loss of sensitivity to words,

veerbigerate, verbosity