- 2. Producing conquest, successful.
Victory, n. Conquest, triumph.
Victual, v. a. Provide with food, supply with provisions, store with sustenance, supply with victuals.
Victualler, n.
- 1. Tavern-keeper, inn-keeper, publican.
- 2. Provision-ship.
- 3. [Scotch.] Corn-factor.
Victualling-house, n. Eating-house, restaurant.
Victuals, n. pl. Food, meat, sustenance, provisions, cooked provisions, viands.
Vide. [L.] See.
Videlicet, ad. [L. Usually represented by viz.] Namely, to wit, that is, that is to say, to particularize, to be more explicit, in other words.
Vide ut supra. [L.] See as above, see the preceding statement.
Vie, v. n. Contend, compete, strive (for superiority).
Vi et armis. [L.] By force of arms.