(a) Of a woman: young, unmarried, and without sexual experience; of a bee: young and unmated (b) characterized by virginity, virginal; also fig. and in fig. context; also in epithetic phrase [last……

In phrases and syntactic cpds.: viride es (eris, grecum), verdigris. …

Med. Purulent, ichorous. …

Med. (a) Discharging watery pus, purulent; (b) of putrefaction: ?characterized by extreme malignity. …

Sticky, viscous; also, dense, thick, or heavy in consistency or texture. …

(a) Perceptible to sight, able to be seen, visible; also, evident, obvious [quot. ?a1439]; ?error for sensible adj. [quot. ?a1425 *MS Htrn.95]; visible and invisible; sheuen visible, ?to make it……

(a) Pertaining to the faculty of sight, visual; visual vertu, the substance embodying the faculty of sight; stremes visual, the beams of this substance thought to emanate from the eyes (b)……

(a) Physiol. & phil. Pertaining to the principle of life which animates living beings; vital sprit, spirit vital (b) physiol. of humoral spirits: producing life, quickening, vital; vital blod, blood……

= vitreous adj. …

Translucent and congealed, glasslike; as noun: the vitreous humor; also, a vitreous form of phlegm; vitreous humour, humour vitreous, the vitreous humor; fleume vitreous, a congealed and glassy……

As noun: marrow derived from a calf. …

Blameworthy, reprehensible. …

Blame, censure. …

(a) Lively, active, mobile;—only in comb.: argent vive, the metal mercury, quicksilver [cp. argent n. & adj. (c)] (b) in a raw state, not modified to reduce chemical reactivity, unslaked; calce vive,……

(a) Of prayer or prayers, a military signal: uttered with the voice, oral; ?also, as noun: a signal made with the voice [quot. a1460, 1st] (b) of labor: performed with the voice; (c) anat. the vocal……

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

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

?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. …