One who keeps watch or is vigilant, a watcher. …

(a) Fur, prob. that of some species of squirrel, used to make or trim a robe, hood, etc.; also, an article of clothing made from this fur; veir and gris; meni veir [see meni-ver n.]; (b) a weasel. …

Concerned with vengeance, vindictive. …

Confirmation, corroboration, assurance. …

?Gilded silver, silver gilt. …

Flourishing as plants in spring, blooming;—used fig. and in fig. context. …

(a) In phrases: coroune (palme) victorial, a crown (palm) serving as a token of or reward for spiritual victory (b) in place name: mount victorial [transl. L Mons Victorialis; cp. victori(e n.(1) 4.]……

A female victor: (a) The female winner of a disputation; also [2nd quot.], ?a woman who captures the affections of a man;—from misinterpretation of L vitricus, AL victricus, -i stepfather as L……

To consider (oneself) of little value, despise. …

= vintenarie n. …

In phrase: withouten viole, inviolate, virginal. …

Greenery; also, an item of greenery. …

(a) To stare at (sb.) (b) to present (sth.) in a particular guise, put a particular face on; conceal (sth.) under a false face; ?also, brazen (sth.) out [quot. c1395]; also, mask (one color with……

(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)……

Of pottery: given a glassy surface, glazed. …

?A full or floating cloak or cape. …

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

In comb.: waffering iren, a device for making wafers, prob. consisting of paired iron plates designed to impress a honeycomb pattern on the cake baked between them. …

?An ornamental hem on a garment. …

(a) A watering place for horses, horsepond; also, a pond for bathing or fishing; (b) in surnames and place names. …