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Webster Dictionary :: Varioloid

VA'RIOLOID, n. [L. variolae and Gr. form. The name recently given to a disease r...

Webster Dictionary :: Variolite

VA'RIOLITE, n. [L. varius and Gr. stone.] In mineralogy, a kind of porphyritic r...

Webster Dictionary :: Variety

VARI'ETY, n. [L. varietas, from vario, to vary.] 1. Intermixture of different th...

Webster Dictionary :: Variegation

VARIEGA'TION, n. The act of diversifying, or state of being diversified by diffe...

Webster Dictionary :: Variegating

VA'RIEGATING, ppr. Diversifying with colors.

Webster Dictionary :: Variegated

VA'RIEGATED, pp. Diversified in colors or external appearance. Variegated leaves...

Webster Dictionary :: Variegate

VA'RIEGATE, v.t. [L. vario, varius. See Vary.] To diversify in external appearan...

Webster Dictionary :: Varied

VA'RIED, pp. of vary. Altered; partially changed; changed.

Webster Dictionary :: Varicose

VAR'ICOSE, VAR'ICOUS, a. [L. varicosus, having enlarged veins.] 1. Preternatural...

Webster Dictionary :: Varicocele

VAR'ICOCELE, n. [L. varix, a dilated vein, and Gr. a tumor.] In surgery, a varic...

Webster Dictionary :: Variation

VARIA'TION, n. [L. variatio. See Vary.] 1. Alteration; a partial change in the f...

Webster Dictionary :: Variate

VA'RIATE, v.t. 1. To alter; to make different. 2. To vary. [A bad word.]

Webster Dictionary :: Variance

VA'RIANCE, n. [See Vary.] 1. In law, an alteration of something formerly laid in...

Webster Dictionary :: Variably

VA'RIABLY, adv. Changeably; with alteration; in an inconstant or fickle manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Variableness

VA'RIABLENESS, n. 1. Susceptibility of change; liableness or aptness to alter; c...

Webster Dictionary :: Variable

VA'RIABLE, a. 1. That may vary or alter; capable of alteration in any manner; ch...

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