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- vassallus:—a vassal, a feudal tenant.
- vasseleria:—a vassal's tenure.
- vassella:—plate.
- vastare:—to waste.
- vastellarium:—a bakehouse where wastel bread was baked.
- vastellum:—a shade; an arbour. See wastellus.
- vastina:—waste land.
- vastum:—waste.
- vatila:—a scoop.
- vavassaria. See vavassoria.
- vavassor:—a vassal, next in dignity to a baron; a free tenant of a tenant in chief
- vavassoria:—land held by a vavassor.
- vealtrarius, veautrarius. See veltrarius.
- vehagium:—payment for carriage.
- vehia:—a load.
- vehitura:—carriage.
- veicium:—a conduit or pipe (?).
- veirium:—error for veicium.
- velare:—to sail.
- velle:—will (subst.).
- veltraria:—the office of slipper when coursing.
- veltrarius:—a lyme-hound; a man who leads hounds, a slipper.
- veltrea:—a leash.
- veluellum, veluettum, velutum:—velvet.
- venaria:—beasts and birds of chase.
- venatio:—venison; the right of hunting.
- venda:—payment to lord for licence to sell; toll of goods for sale.
- venea:—a vineyard.
- venella:—a lane.
- Veneris dies:—Friday.
- venia curta:—a slight bow.
- venia longa:—a low bow.
- ventare, ventilare:—to winnow; to air.
- venticius:—wind (adj.).
- ventilogium:—a vane.
- ventosa:—a cupping glass.
- ventosare: —to bleed by cupping.
- ventriceum, ventriticum molendinum:—a windmill.
- veragium:—verage, the right of the Marshal of England to all pied cattle taken in war.
- verbale:—a dictionary.
- vereda:—a carter.
- veredarius:—a courier; a thill horse.
- veredictum:—a verdict.
- veredis:—a ferret.
- veredum:—a thill, the draught tree of a cart.
- veredus:—a thill horse.
- vergenta:—a measure used for spices.
- verina:—a pane of glass.
- vermiculus:—vermilion.
- vermina:—vermin.
- vernacio:—varnishing.
- vernare:—to varnish.
- vernellum:—varnish.
- vero:—a minnow (leuciscus phoxinus).
- veronica:—a vernacle.
- verra:—war.
