Vandyke

van-dlk', n. A lace or needle-work collar, as seen in portraits painted by Vandyke in the reign of Charles I, sta, cube, full; moon, fdot; cow, oil Vane, van, n. A weathercock, arrow, etc., attached to some elevated object, to show which way the wind blows; a similar device moved in or by water; the sail of a windmill or blade of a propeller, etc.; the broad part or web of a feather, on the side of the shaft. Van-guard. See under Van, front of an army.; Vanilla, va-nil'la, n. A climbing orchidaceous plant of many species, natives of tropical Amer.; the fleshy seed-pod of several species, remarkable for its delicate and agreeable odor, and for the volatile, odoriferous oil extracted from it. Vanish, Vanity. See under Vain.