Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . kleness. —VoKatilize, v. t. [-ized (-izd), -iz-ING.] To render volatile, cause to exhale or evapo-rate.— Vol^atillzation, n. Act or process of volatil-izing, or rendering volatile. —Vole, vol, n. A deal atcards that drawsall the tricks. ,,, ^iiPf^ii^lBiKiS^^^ (Zool.) A rodent ^^^ ^^^^ animal of manyterrestrial andaquatic species,of or allied to therat and m o u s e _families, and in- 3eluding th
Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . kleness. —VoKatilize, v. t. [-ized (-izd), -iz-ING.] To render volatile, cause to exhale or evapo-rate.— Vol^atillzation, n. Act or process of volatil-izing, or rendering volatile. —Vole, vol, n. A deal atcards that drawsall the tricks. ,,, ^iiPf^ii^lBiKiS^^^ (Zool.) A rodent ^^^ ^^^^ animal of manyterrestrial andaquatic species,of or allied to therat and m o u s e _families, and in- 3eluding the water •>,,. 5rat and meadow .%«^--;mouse.—Vol^e, -,j , vo-la, n. (Mus.) ^ ^s- A rapid flight of notes. —Vol- or Vole-au-vent, vol-o-voN, n. {Cooker;/.) A light puffed paste, which isfilled, after baking, with a ragout of minced sweet-breads, chicken, game, or fish.—Volley, voKlt, n.;pi. -LEYS, -liz. A flight of missiles; the discharge ofmany small arms at once; an explosive burst or emis-sion of many things at once.—v. t. [volleyed (-lid),-LEYING.] To discharge with a volley. — To bethrown out or discharged at once; to be dischargedin a volley, or as if in a Volcano, vol-kano, n.;pi. -noes, -noz. A conical hillor mountain having a crater from which lava, steam,sulphureous gases, etc., are ejected. —Volcanic, a,Of, or pert, to, a volcano, or to volcanoes; producedby a volcano; changed or affected by the heat of avolcano.— VoKcanist, Vnlcanist, n. One versed inthe history and phenomena of volcanoes; one whobelieves in the effects of eruptions of fire in the for-mation of mountains.—Vulcanian,-nt-an, a. Of,or pert, to, Vulcan, or to works in iron or other met-als.—Vrdcanization, n. Art or process of impart-ing new properties to caoutchouc by causing it tocombine with sulphur, — as invented by C. Good-year, of New York.—Vulcanize, v. t. [-ized (-Izd),-iziNG.] To change the properties of (caoutchouc,or India-rubber), by vulcanization
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