v.
adverbnounprepositionverbnouncommon in dialogue
See. vide(te)
adverb
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Variant of veryAbbreviation of very.
I know I'm probably just repeating popular hype, but I'm v. fond of Tolkien's Quenya.
Etymology
Abbreviations.
noun
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Variant of versionAbbreviation of version.
- 2
Variant of verbAbbreviation of verb.
- 3
Variant of verstAbbreviation of verst.
Three stages beyond Irkutsk is Listvenitchnaya, the place of embarkation for the lake of Baikal (112 v. wide and 1800 v. long), which is crossed in a steamer, and from which passengers are landed in small boats. Fare, 8 rs. In winter the lake is crossed over the ice.
- 4
Variant of victimAbbreviation of victim.
preposition
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Variant of versusAbbreviation of versus.
Brown v. Board of Education
Two questions are at issue in the case, NRC v. Texas.
verb
- 1
See. vide(te)
noun
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verse
Etymology
From Latin versus (“verse”).
Forms
- plural
- vv.