(a) A native or an inhabitant of Venice, a Venetian; (b) as adj., issued by, or associated with, Venice. …

Eccl. An act of supplication or penitence, usu. involving some form of kneeling or prostration; maken (nimen, taken) venie. …

Surg. The act of drawing blood or other matter by means of a cupping glass. …

Surg. (a) An instrument for drawing blood or other matter out of the body, a cupping glass; ventose box (b) a similar instrument used to apply suction to a body part without promoting bleeding; (c)……

Surg. (a) To treat a patient by drawing blood or other matter with a cupping glass (b) to apply a cupping glass to (a wound, boil, etc.); also, treat (a patient) by bloodletting with a cupping glass;……

Pathol. A protrusion or hernia distended by gas. …

Flatulence, gassiness. …

Anat. (a) Used to designate or describe a particular protuberance or process, perh. the coronoid process or head of the mandible (b) as noun: ?an opening or foramen in the bone; ?the name of some……

(a) Law A decision rendered by a jury in an inquest or a court case, verdict; verdit yeldinge; yeven verdit; seien (supposen) for verdit, to find (that sth. is or was the case), make a ruling (b) a……

?A probable inference, likelihood. …

The name of a kind of unguent. …

(a) Naturally occurring or synthetic mercuric sulfide, cinnabar; ?also, red lead or another similar red compound (b) cinnabar as a commodity, prob. in its raw state but in some cases perh. prepared……

(a) Coll. Animals regarded as dangerous, monstrous, or foul or exciting fear and revulsion, such as snakes, lizards, toads, and scorpions (b) coll. noxious or pestiferous animals; bestes of vermin;……

An expensive variety of strong, sweet wine, prob. from Italy; wine vernage. …

One or more kinds of resin or gum, or such held in solution and intended for use as a decorative or protective coating on wood or other material, varnish; ?also, varnish used as a vehicle or mordant……

The image of Christ’s visage imprinted on St. Veronica’s kerchief, veronica. …

To recite verses of the Psalms; also, recite (a psalm, the divine office). …

One who is responsible for singing a series of verses or responses alternately with the choir or congregation. …

Liability to change, inconstancy. …

(a) Liable to turn; (b) changing. …