tvarIer

[Eng. vary; -er.] One who varies; one who strays in search of variety. "Pious variers from the church." Tennyson: Sea Dreams, 19. va-ri-ě-tal, adj . [Eng. variet (y); -al.] Of or pertaining to a variety, as distinguished from an individual or a species. "Hares, according to the altitude of their range, show almost every degree of variablene between red and white. Our common hare is widely distributed, and to such an extent do varietal forms differ, that several (so called) distinct species have been evolved out of one." St. James's Gazette , Jan. 6, 1887.