venimt, venimet
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 95
Old spellings of venom. venimoust, a. An obsolete form of venomous. veniplex (vē'ni-pleks), n. [NL., psalms of the Psalter, except on the nineteenth day of the month, when it begins portion the day Psalter, and at Easter, when it is replaced by a special anthem. Also, more fully, Venite exultemus. 2. A musical setting, usually in chant form, of the above canticle. venivel, venivela (ven'i-vel, ven-i-vē'lä), n. [E. Ind.] The velvet leaf, or spurious pareira brava, Ci ampelos Pareira. venjet, v. An An old spelling of venge . vennel (ven'el), n. [Formerly also venall ; venelle , a small street.] An alley, or narrow street. [Scotch.] Some ruins remain in the vennel of the Maison Dieu or Encyc. Brit ., IV. 242. hospitium, founded by William of Brechin in 1256.
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