Emily Dickinson Lexicon

visage, n. [AFr and OFr < L. vīs-us, face.] (webplay: face, man).

visible, adj. [OFr < L. vīs-, ppl. stem of vidēre, to see.] (webplay: air, day, eye, sun).

vision (-s), n. [AFr and OFr < L. vīsio, sight, seeing, thing seen; < L. vīs-, ppl. stem of vidēre, to see.] (webplay: appearance, confident, dreams, existing, future, God, like, man, minds, presented, real, receive, rest, revelation, seeing, sight, something, strange, turned).

visit, n. [Fr., see visit, v.] (webplay: come, day, God, judgements, know).

visit (-ed, -ing, -s), v. [OFr visiter < L. vīsitāre, to go to see, to inspect; < L. vīs-, ppl. stem of vidēre, to see.] (webplay: come, confirm, day, divine, early, friend, go, God, guest, know, long, men, others, persons, see, superior, visit).

visiter (-s, visitor), n. [AFr < OFr visiter, to visit.] (webplay: another, bring, come, day, divine, flowers, friend, go, grant, guest, house, judgements, know, law, lord, manner, men, move, physician, see, show, subject, superior, trouble, view, visit, wait).

vista, n. [It. < L. vīs-, ppl. stem of vidēre, to see.]

vital (-lest), adj. [OFr < L. vītālis, vīta, life.] (webplay: bodies, fitted, human, life, live, soul, spirits, state, workmanship).

vitality, n. [L. vītālitās, vital force, life; < vital (-lest), adj.] (webplay: give, human, live, live, move, nerve, part, powers, process, soul, spirits, workmanship).

vitalize (-s), v. [see vital (-lest), adj.] (webplay: life, peace).

Give life to; enhance; make more acute or potent; heighten appreciation of.