(a) Effective with respect to inherent natural qualities; vertual hete, alch. the heat inherent in the physical composition of a substance (as opposed to heat from the outside) capable of transforming……

Virtuous quality or character, excellence; moral vertuosite. …

Anat. Referring to the side of the skull, parietal; verual bones, a pair of cranial bones forming most of the top and sides of the skull. …

An excrescence on the skin, a wart. …

Hemorrhoids resembling warts. …

The formation of blisters, blistering; also, the therapeutic production of blisters, or a specific instance of it. …

Hemorrhoids characterized by the presence of blisters. …

(a) A small, portable container, esp. one for storage or serving of food or drink; a flask, pitcher, jug, cup, dish, pot, etc.; a piece of household tableware, a kitchen utensil, etc.; also, an……

In phrase: ben vested in, law of property: to be secured in the possession of (sb.). …

The keeper of a church vestry. …

= vesterer n. …

(a) Investiture (of ecclesiastical officials); (b) the fruits of an area of land, including crops and grass, but not trees. …

(a) A garment, piece of clothing; also fig.; (b) coll. clothing, attire; also fig.; werre vesture, ?war gear; (c) clothing received as an allowance, typically on an annual basis. …

The European betony (Betonica officinalis or Stachys betonica). …

The office or position of a parish vicar or a choral vicar in a collegiate church; the benefice held by a parish vicar. …

(a) An undesirable or a negative physical quality in a material object or substance, an imperfection, a flaw; also, an impurity (b) a physical imperfection in a human or an animal body, physical……

The sacrifice of one's life, martyrdom. …

(a) To overcome (sb.), vanquish;—used fig. of sickness or death; also [2nd quot.], ?triumph; ?conquer (an area) (b) ppl. victoriing as noun: those things or actions that bring about victory in……

A copy of a document bearing seals to guarantee authenticity. …

Widowhood; -- used fig. …