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vaunt-warde (A.N.) 430, _the avant-guard, the van_

veille (A.N.) 104, _an old woman_

vendage (A.N.) 391, _vintage, harvest_

venymousté (A.N.) 378, _the property of being poisonous or venomous_

venym (A.N.) 326, _poison_

vernycle (A.N.) 109, "diminutive of _Veronike_. A copy in miniature of the

picture of Christ, which is supposed to have been miraculously imprinted

upon a handkerchief, preserved in the church of St. Peter at Rome. Du

Cange, in v. _Veronica_. Madox, Form. Angl. p. 428. Testam. Joh. de Nevill,

an. 1386. Item Domino archiepiscopo Ebor. fratri meo. i. vestimentum rubeum

de velvet cum _le Veronike_ in granis rosarum desuper broudata. It was

usual for persons returning from pilgrimages to bring with them certain

tokens of the several places which they had visited; and therefore the

Pardoner [in Chaucer], who is just arrived from Rome, is represented with

_a vernicle sewed upon his cappe_."--TYRWHITT.

verrey (A.N.) 365, verrey, 405, _true_

verset (A.N.) 239, _a little verse_

viker (A.N.) 424, _a vicar_

vicory (A.N.) 420, _a vicar_

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