vermicelli
1> _. 

vermicide
1> _.    

vermicular
1> 
2>      
3> 
4> , 
_Ex:
vermicular thought processes   

5>  ;  

vermiculate
1> 
2> , 
_Ex:
vermiculate thought processes   

3>  ;  
4>  ;   
5>       ,
 

vermiculation
1> 
2> _.   
3> _. 

vermiculite
1> _. 

vermiculous
1> _. ; 

vermiform
1> 
_Ex:
vermiform appendix (appendage) _.  

vermifugal
1> _. 

vermifuge
1> _.  

vermigrade
1> _. , 

vermilion
1>  ( )
2> -, ,  
_Ex:
the vermilion vanished from her face   
3> -, , ; 
4>  , ;   -

5>  , ;  
6>  ,   

vermin
1> _.  (,   .)
2> _-. , 
3>  ( , );   (
, ; .  , ,   . .)
_Ex:
snakes and other poisonous vermin     
_Ex:
lions are protected, but crocodiles are vermin  
 ,     
4> _. ; 

vermin-infested
1>  

verminate
1> _. 

vermination
1> ;  

verminoses
1> _pl.  verminosis

verminosis
1> _.  , 

verminous
1>  ; 
2> _-.  
3> , 
4> 
5> _.   ( )

vermivorous
1>   ( )

Vermonter
1> ,   

Vermontese
1> ,   
2> ;    

vermouth, vermuth
1> 

vernacular
1>  ;  
_Ex:
our own vernacular   
_Ex:
Latin gave place to the vernacular   
 (, ) 
2>  ( .  ); 
 ( . )
3> (the vernacular)  
4> (the vernacular)  , 
_Ex:
the vernacular of the stage  
_Ex:
to use the vernacular of teachers  
;   
5> ,     
(   )
_Id:
in the vernacular   
_Id:
the vernacular of Covent Garden  ,
 
6> , ;  ( )
_Ex:
the botanical and the vernacular names for flowers
    
_Ex:
English is the vernacular tongue of the USA   -
  
7> 
_Ex:
the vernacular languages of India   
_Ex:
the vernacular arts of Brittany  ()
  
_Ex:
vernacular disease  ,  
8>  ( );  (
. , )
_Ex:
vernacular Arabic  ()  ;
  
9> 
10>      
_Ex:
our vernacular literature     
11>      
_Ex:
vernacular poetry   

vernacularism
1>    ; 

vernacularity
1>     (, )
2>      

vernacularize
1>   ,   (. 
 )
2> , ,   (
, )

vernal
1> _. 
_Ex:
vernal season 
_Ex:
vernal bloom (blossoms)  
_Ex:
vernal equinox (point) _.  
_Ex:
vernal vernal fever _. 
2> , , 

vernalization
1> _-. 

vernalize
1> _-. 

vernant
1> _. , ; 

vernation
1> _. ;   ( )
2> _.   ( )

vernicle
1>     
2> _.   ()

vernier
1> _. , 
2> , ,  
( )

vernier engine
1> , ,  
( )

vernissage
1> _. ;     
 

Veronese
1> ,  
_Ex:
the Veronese _. 
2> ,   
_Ex:
Veronese green - ()

veronica
1> _.  (Veronica gen.)
2>     

verruca
1> 

verrucose, verrucous
1> _. 

vers libre
1> _.  , 

vers librist
1> ,   , 

versal
1> _. 
_Ex:
versal world  

versant
1> _.  ()
2> , 
3> _. (about)  (-.)
4> _. (in, with)   ( -.)
5> _. (with)   ( -.), 
( -.)

versatile
1> ;      
_Ex:
versatile genius  
_Ex:
versatile inventor ,    
,  
_Ex:
versatile author (writer) ,    
_Ex:
versatile actor    (   )
_Ex:
versatile mind  
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
versatile disposition  
_Ex:
versatile loyalty  
_Ex:
versatile tenderness  
3> . _. 
_Ex:
versatile antenna  
4> , 
_Ex:
versatile building material  
_Ex:
versatile mobility _.   ( ,
    )
_Ex:
versatile aircraft _.  
5> _. _. 

versatility
1> , 
2> , ; 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
versatility training   
4> _. _. 

verse
1> _.  ; 
_Ex:
a stanza of six verses     ()
2> _. ;  
_Ex:
iambic verse  , 
_Ex:
blank verse  
3> 
_Ex:
a poem of five verses    
4> , 
_Ex:
prose and verse   
_Ex:
written in verse  
5> 
6> _. 
_Ex:
chapter and verse   
_Ex:
to give chapter and verse for smth.   
 -. (, ,   . .)
7>   (. to verse it)
8>   ;   
_Ex:
to verse one's love     
9>  -.,  -.
_Ex:
he versed himself in the theatre    

versed
1> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
versed in music   
_Ex:
versed in the dialects  

verselet
1> _. , ; 

versemaker
1> 
2> 

verseman
1> ; 
2> 

versemonger
1> , 

verset
1> ,  ; 
2>    
3> _. _. ; 

versicle
1>  
2> , 
3> ,  , . 
4> _. ; 

versicolour
1> 
2>    (   . .)

versicular
1>   ,    ;


versification
1> ; ; 
2>   (-.);   

versificator
1> _. ;  , 
2> _. , 

versifier
1> ;  , 
2> _. , 

versify
1>    
2>     
3>  ( )  ; 

_Ex:
to versify a tale    

version
1>   (  )
_Ex:
the French version of Shakespeare   

_Ex:
the English version of the Bible    
_Ex:
the original version ,  
_Ex:
revised version  ,  
()
2> ; , 
_Ex:
silent version _.   ()
_Ex:
screen version 
_Ex:
stage version 
_Ex:
a movie version of the novel   
3> ; ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
two versions of an event      
  ,    
_Ex:
according to his version...   ...
_Ex:
an idealized version of smb.'s life  
_Ex:
his version agreed with ours   ( )
  
4> _. _. , , , 
_Ex:
improved version  
_Ex:
combat (operational) version  
5> _. 
6> _.  (  );  ()
7> _. 

versionist
1> _. 

verso
1> _. _.  ;   
;  
2>   (, ), 

verso-filler
1> _. , - (  )

verst
1> _. 

versus
1> _. (_. v.  vs.) _. _. 
_Ex:
Robinson v. Brown   
_Ex:
Dynamo v. Arsenal "" - ""
_Ex:
London v. Manchester City    
 
2>   ;   ;  ( );
 
_Ex:
man-made fibres versus natural fibres  
   
_Ex:
free trade versus protection   


versute
1> _. , ; 

vert
1> (_.  convert) _.    ,
.  
2> _. , ; 
3> _.  

vertebra
1> _. 
2> _pl. _. 

vertebrae
1> _pl.  vertebra

vertebral
1> _. 
_Ex:
vertebral column  , , 

2> vertebrate

vertebrata
1> (the vertebrata) _. 

vertebrate
1>  ()
2> _. 
3> , ,  
4> ;  ( )
5> , 

vertebrated
1>  ( )
2>   ,   , 

vertebration
1>  ,  
2> , ,  ( . )

vertex
1> _. 
2> _.  (, )
3> , ; 
_Ex:
a monument on the vertex of the hill    
4> _. ; ,   ( )

vertical
1> _. _. ,    
2> (the vertical) _. _. 
3> _. 
_Ex:
prime vertical  () 
4> _.  
5> ; ;  
_Ex:
vertical lines _.  
_Ex:
vertical field of fire _.  
_Ex:
vertical fin _.  , 
_Ex:
vertical ramp _.    
6> _. 
7> 
_Ex:
vertical cliffs  
_Ex:
vertical handwriting  
_Ex:
vertical dive _.  
8> _. 
9> _. 
_Ex:
vertical expansion     

_Ex:
vertical integration  , 
  

vertical assault
1> _.  ,    

vertical lathe
1> _. - 

vertical nuclear proliferation
1>    

vertical union
1> _.   ( 
,     )

verticality
1> ,  

vertices
1> _pl.  vertex

verticil
1> _. 

verticillate
1> _. 

vertiginate
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _.    

vertigines
1> _pl.  vertigo

vertiginous
1> 
_Ex:
vertiginous height  
_Ex:
a vertiginous whirl of fortune  

2>  
_Ex:
vertiginous attacks  
_Ex:
he grew (felt) vertiginous    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
vertiginous current 
_Ex:
vertiginous wind 
_Ex:
the vertiginous motion of the Earth  

vertiginousness
1> 
2> 

vertigo
1> _. 

vertijet
1> _.     

vertiplane
1> _.      

vertiport
1>        

vertu
1> _.   ;  
2> _.   ,  
. .
_Ex:
article (object, piece) of vertu   
 
_Ex:
gentleman (man) of vertu  ,
. 
3> _.  , .   ;
; 

Vertumnus
1> _.  ( , )

vervain
1> _.   (Verbena officinalis)

verve
1> ,  (, , ); 
()
_Ex:
to do smth. with verve  -.   ( ,
 )
_Ex:
to play (to act) with verve  ( 
,  )  
2> _. , 

very
1> _. , , , 
_Ex:
the very truth  () 
_Ex:
a very rogue  () 
_Ex:
the veriest fool knows that    
2> _. , ;   
_Ex:
the very reverse (of)  
_Ex:
this is the very reverse of the truth   
 
_Ex:
the very nonsense _.  
_Ex:
the very stupidity _.  
3> _. ( the, this, that   )
 ;  ;  
_Ex:
at that very moment    
_Ex:
the very man I saw   ,   
_Ex:
the very thing for the purpose   ,  
()
_Ex:
he lives in this very place     
_Ex:
that is the very thing that I was saying   
 
_Ex:
these are his very words     
_Ex:
come here this very minute!     !
_Ex:
it was a year ago, to the very day     
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
a very little more _. ;  ; -
_Ex:
the very top  
_Ex:
at the very bottom   
_Ex:
at the very beginning   
_Ex:
in the very heart of the city    
_Ex:
it grieves me to the very heart    
 
5> _.   ; 
_Ex:
the very thought frightens me      
_Ex:
the very fact of his presence is enough  ,
  
_Ex:
he could not, for very shame, refuse to give something 
     
6> _. ; ;  ;  
_Ex:
their very language is becoming unintelligible to us  
   
_Ex:
the very children know it    
_Ex:
they took the very shirt off his back   
 
7> _. 
_Ex:
very God of very God _.     
_Id:
in very deed ,   ; 
_Id:
in very truth 
_Id:
the very idea!  !,    ( 
 )
8> _. ; 
_Ex:
a very trying time   
_Ex:
very much  (  _p-p.); ,  (
  . .)
_Ex:
did you like the play? - V. much   ? -

_Ex:
I was very much pleased, _. I was very pleased  
 
_Ex:
I feel very much better   
_Ex:
it is very much warmer   ,  
9> _.  ;   ; 
; 
_Ex:
not very good 
_Ex:
not very well 
_Ex:
not very rich 
_Ex:
not so very small    ,  
_Ex:
I am not so very sure      
_Ex:
you are not very polite   - 
_Ex:
that's not a very nice thing to say    ,
  
_Ex:
I am not very fond of music    
10> _.       
 : 
_Ex:
the very first  
_Ex:
at the very most  
_Ex:
at 5, at the very latest     
_Ex:
I did the very best I could   ,   (,
    )
_Ex:
the very last thing I expected     
11> _. , ,  
_Ex:
in the very same words    
_Ex:
the very same man   () 
_Ex:
the very same day the year before   
_Ex:
very much the other way   
_Id:
very good  , ;  (); !,
! (  )
_Id:
very well  , ; , ,   ;
 ; _.  !
_Id:
very nearly 
_Id:
are you ready? - V. nearly so  ? - , 
_Id:
we very nearly died    
_Id:
my very own  ; , , 
_Id:
may I have it for my very own?     ?
_Id:
my very own Mary ,  

very early warning system
1> _.   

Very light
1> _.   

