Vie

vl, v.i. to strive for superiority:—/?•./>. vy'ing pa.t and pa.p. vied. (Prdb corr of Envy.] View, n a seeing: sight, reach of the sight, whole extent seen that which seen directum in whicii a thing is seen the picture of a scene a sketch mental survey mode of looking at or receiving: opinion: intention.—v.t. to see: to look at attentively to examine intellectually. n. Vlew'er. [Fr. vue~vu, pa.p. of voir—L. vidire, to see. See Vision.]