suality, a giving one's self up to Carnal Pleasure

A VOMIT, a Medicine to cause Vomiting.

To VOMIT, to spue, to cast or bring up.

VORACIOUS, ravenous, gree­dy, gluttonous, immoderate in Eat­ting.

VORACIOUSLY, greedily.

VORACIOUSNESS, Greediness.

A VOTARY, one who has bound himself to the performance of a Religious Vow, also one whol­ly devoured or given up to Love, Learning, &c.

To VOTE, to give one's Voice.

A VOTE, Voice, Advice, or Opinion of a manner in Debate.

VOTES, the Suffrages of an Assembly.

To VOUCH, to maintain or affirm, to warrant.

To VOUCH, for one, to cer­tify in one's behalf, to pass his Word for one.

To VOUCHSAFE, to conde­scend, to be pleased to do a thing.

To VOW, to make a Vow, to swear and protect solemnly.

A VOW, a Religious Promise. a solemn Protestation.

VOWELS, five Letters of the Alphabet, so called because they express, a Sound without a Con­sonant, as a, e, i, o, u.

VOYAGE, a passing from one Country into another, generally used for a Passage by Sea only

To VOYAGE, to travel, es­pecially by Sea

A VOYAGER, a Traveller.

UP, aloft, high, above

To UPBRAID, to twit or hit in the Teeth, to reproach

UPBRAIDINGLY, reproach­ingly.

To UPHOLD, to support or maintain, to favour.

UPHOLSTER, a Tradesman dealing in Chamber Furniture.

UPLAND, high Ground, as distinguished from marshy or low Ground.

UPON, on something.

UPPER, superior, higher in place

UPPERMOST, the highest.

UPPISH, proud.

UPRIGHT, set or standing up streight; sincere, honest, just.

UPRIGHTLY, honestly.

UPRIGHTNESS, Straitness; Honesty

UPROAR, a great Noise, hurly burly, great bustle, rout or riot.

An UPSTART, one of mean Birth and Condition, that is grown rich of a sudden, and behaves himself insolently.

UPWARD, toward the higher Parts, also more, spoken of Quan­tity or Time.

URBAN, a proper Name of Men.

URCHIN, a Hedge Hog; also a Dwarf, also a little unlucky Boy or Girl

To URGE, to move or press earnestly; to vex or provoke, also to insist upon in Discourse.

URGENCY, pressing, Impor­tunity, haste of Business.

URGENT, pressing, earnest.

URIAH, a chief Captain in King David's Army.

URIEL, the Name of an Angel

URINAL, a Glass Vessel to receive Urine

URINE, a serous Excrement that passes from the Kidneys to the Bladder, and is thence dis­charged

URINOUS, belonging to, or partaking of the Nature of Urine.

URN, a Water Pitcher, also a Pot used by the Romans, to pre­serve the Ashes and Bones of the Dead after they were burnt.

URSULA, a proper Name of Women.

US, we,

USAGE, Custom, common Practice, Fashion, Way, Treat­ment

USE, the employing or enjoy­ment of a Thing; a Practice, Custom, the Interest of Money.

To USE, to make use of, to employ

USEFUL, serviceable, profi­table.

USEFULLY, profitably.

USEFULNESS, Profitableness.

An USHER, properly the Door-keeper of a Court; also the Under Master of a School

Gentleman USHER, a Person who waits upon a Lady, or Person of Quality.

USHER of the black Rod, the Gentleman Usher to the King, the House of Lords, and the Knights of the Garter.

To USHER in, to introduce or bring in.

USQUEBAUGH, a certain Cordial made in Ireland.

USUAL, one that serves for use, common, ordinary.

USUALLY, commonly, or­dinarily.

An USURER, one who lends upon Usury or for Gain.

To USURP, to take upon or seize violently.

USURPATION, a taking wrongfully to one's own use, that which belongs to another.

USURY, the Gain of any thing above the principal, or that which was lent.

UTENSIL, any thing that serves for use, a necessary Imple­ment or Tool.

UTERINE, belonging to the Womb.

UTILITY, Usefulness, Bene­fit, Advantage.

UTTER, absolute, entire.

To UTTER, to pronounce or speak forth, also to vend or sell Wares

UTTERLY, entirely, alto­gether.

UTTERANCE, delivery, manner of speaking; also the Sale of Commodities.

UTTERMOST, the most distant or farthest part.

VULCANO, a burning Mountain that throws forth Flame, Smoak, &c.

VULGAR, common, ordina­ry, general, low, mean, base

VULGARITY, Vulgerness, the manner of the common Peo­ple.

VULGARLY, commonly.

VULNERABLE, that may be wounded.

VULNERARY, good to cure Wounds.

A VULTURE, a Bird of prey

UXORIOUS, over fond of, or doating upon his Wife.

To VYE, to strive to equal, or out-do another.

UZZIEL, the Son of Koliab.

W

To WABBLE, to totter like a Top sometimes in spinning, to wriggle about like an Arrow sometimes in the Air.

WABBLING, tottering, wriggling.

WADD, a Bundle of Straw or Pease, also a sort of Flocks of Silk, coarse Flannel or Cotton.

To WADDLE, to go sideling like a Duck.