vitelline

[VITELLUS.] lyle: Miscell., iv. 242. viş-u-al-ize, vis-u-al-işe (or viş as vizh), v. principle or vitality is something distinct from especially to the den to plasm. t. & i. [Eng. visual ; -ize , -ise .] *A. Trans.: To make visual or visible. "What, is this me? A Voice, a Motion, an Appearance -some embodied visualised idea in the eternal mind." Carlyle: Sartor Resartus , bk. i., ch. viii. B. In trans.: To call up a mental image or picture with a distinctne approaching actual vision. "All this is difficult to understand by the great majority of persons who cannot visualize ."-Athenœum, March 20, 1880. vi-sus, s. [Lat.=a seeing, a looking.] Law: View or inspection. (Cowel. )