f., old woman

vieilesse, s.f. [vieil], old age.

vieillir, v.n. and v.a. [vieil], to grow

old; to make old; se vieillir, to make one’s self look old.

vieux, vieil, vieille, 1. adj.

vetulus], old, age, ancient, Bee A 2. s.m., old man.

vif, vive, [L. vivus], alive, live, living, quick, liv ely, eager, keen, nimble.

vigne, s.f. [L. vinea], vine, AA vigoureux, euse, adj. [L. vigorosus,

vigorous, stout, hardy, energetic, forcible.

village, s.m. [L.* villaticum], village.

vin, s.m. [L. vinum)], wine.

vingt, num. adj. [L. viginti], twenty, score, twentieth [pronounce as vin; vin-t hommes; vin-t et un.]

vinrent, vint, from pret. def. of venir.

violemment, adv. [violent], violently.

violent, e; adj. [L. violentus], violent.

violette s.f, [O.F.

violet.

virgint., @, adj. [L. virginalis], virginal, maidenly, maiden.

visage, s.m. [O.F. vis—L. visus], face, visage, countenance, aspect, look, air.

vis-à-vis, prep. [O.F. vis- L. visus], opposite, over-against, towards,

vision, s.f, [L, visionem], vision, sight, fancy, phantom,

visionnaire, 1. adj. [vision], visionary.