Gram. in phrases: (a) vocatif cas, the case denoting address or invocation, vocative case; (b) verbes vocatives, verbs of designating, naming, or calling. …

(a) The voice of a human being, centaur, etc.; a voice; also, vocal sound; a vocal sound or a sound made in speaking; in (with) o voice, in unison; in voice, aloud; soun (of) voice (b) the voice of……

Coll. Birds, fowl. …

(a) A bird, esp. a wild bird;—also coll. (b) a bird raised or prepared for consumption; coll. & pl. poultry; game birds, wild fowl used for food; (c) any winged or flying creature, including both……

Able to turn or revolve, turning; also, fig. changing; changeable, mutable, fleeting. …

(a) A collection of pages or leaves containing written text and bound together to form a book; a tome, volume; ?also, a roll of papyrus, vellum, etc. upon which a text is written, a scroll (b) the……

?Sufficient. …

(a) Proceeding from, subject to, or determined by the will; arising from willfulness, arbitrary; of the mind, heart, etc.: capable of unconstrained working, directed by volition; phil. not……

Proceeding from the will, voluntary; also, of the will: ?arbitrary, obstinate. …

?Sensual pleasure; ?sexual desire. …

Pleasant to behold or to contemplate, delightful. …

(a) Delight, pleasure, delectation; joy; also fig. [quot. a1398] (b) sensual pleasure, voluptuous enjoyment; also fig.; ?also, sexual desire; (c) an occasion or instance of pleasure, a pleasurable……

Characterized by or tending to produce pleasure, esp. sensual pleasure; also, indulging in, devoted to, or habitually seeking sensual gratification. …

Med. (a) Of a bandage or wrapping: to wind, wrap; bind or wrap around (a part of the body); also, wind (a binding, bandage, etc.) around something; ppl. volved as noun: a wrapping, bandage; volven……

(a) To regurgitate the contents of the stomach, vomit; also fig.; ppl. vominge, vomiting; (b) vomen out, to cast (sb.) out, reject. …

= vomishment n. …

Med. (a) emetic; medicine vomis; medicine not vomis, an anti-nausea medication; nux vomita [see nux n.]; (b) ?Containing pus, purulent. …

(a) The act of regurgitation or an instance of it, emesis; an attack or a spell of vomiting; also fig.; at vomit, during an episode of vomiting; medicine of vomit, an emetic; medicine not of vomit, an……

(a) To regurgitate the contents of the stomach, vomit; (b) to vomit up (sth.) [last quot. may be construed as belonging to sense (a)]. …

Med. Inducing vomiting, emetic; vomitive medicine, farmacie (medicine) vomitive. …