Pleasant to behold or to contemplate, delightful. …

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

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

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

(a) Ordinary, usual; commonly used or understood, vernacular; also, widely known, of frequent occurrence; (b) characteristic of or associated with the common people, popular; (c) as surname. …

(a) Widespread, popular; (b) as adv.: in the ordinary sense. …

Having foxlike characteristics; lepre vulpin, pathol. one of the four forms of leprosy. …

Pertaining to or involving the Vandals. …

Of land, a country, a place, etc.: uncultivated, wild; uninhabited, desolate; wast lond. …

Zealous. …

Anat. Sesamoid. …