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Traditional English :: veranda
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veranda.html - n. (also verandah) 1 a portico or external gallery, usu. with a roof, along the side of a house. 2 Austral. & NZ a roof over a pavement in front of a shop. [Hindi varanda f. Port. varanda] |
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Traditional English :: veranda
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veranda.html - n. (also verandah) 1 a portico or external gallery, usu. with a roof, along the side of a house. 2 Austral. & NZ a roof over a pavement in front of a shop. [Hindi varanda f. Port. varanda] |
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Traditional English :: veracious
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veranda.html - adj. formal 1 speaking or disposed to speak the truth. 2 (of a statement etc.) true or meant to be true. veraciously adv. veraciousness n. [L verax veracis f. verus true] |
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Traditional English :: veracity
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veranda.html - n. 1 truthfulness, honesty. 2 accuracy (of a statement etc.). [F veracit or med.L veracitas (as VERACIOUS) ] |
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Traditional English :: veranda
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veranda.html - n. (also verandah) 1 a portico or external gallery, usu. with a roof, along the side of a house. 2 Austral. & NZ a roof over a pavement in front of a shop. [Hindi varanda f. Port. varanda] |
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Traditional English :: veratrine
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veranda.html - n. a poisonous compound obtained from sabadilla etc., and used esp. as a local irritant in the treatment of neuralgia and rheumatism. [F v÷ratrine f. L veratrum hellebore] |
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