Vowel

vow'el, n. (Gram.) An utterance of the human voice made through a more open position of Ionic, the organs than that with which a consonant is uttered; a letter which can be pronounced by itself; a by letter or character which represents such a sound.— a. Of, or pert, to, a vowel; vocal. — Vow'eled, -eld, under a. Furnished with vowels.