VUL.

Meaning of VUL. in English

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ABDUL KALAM, A(VUL) P(AKIR) J(AINULABDEEN) — born Oct. 15, 1931, Rameswaram, India Indian president (from 2002). After graduating from the Madras Institute of Technology, Kalam played …
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VULVOVAGINITIS — /vul'voh vaj'euh nuy"tis/ , n. Pathol. inflammation of the vulva and vagina. [ 1895-1900; VULV(A) + -O- + VAGINITIS ]
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VULVITIS — /vul vuy"tis/ , n. Pathol. inflammation of the vulva. [ 1855-60; ]
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VULVA — — vulval, vulvar , adj. — vulviform /vul"veuh fawrm'/ , vulvate /vul"vayt, -vit/ , adj. /vul"veuh/ , n. , pl. …
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VULTURINE — /vul"cheuh ruyn', -cheuhr in/ , adj. 1. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a vulture. 2. resembling a vulture, esp. …
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VULTURE — — vulturelike , adj. /vul"cheuhr/ , n. 1. any of several large, primarily carrion-eating Old World birds of prey of …
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VULPINE — /vul"puyn, -pin/ , adj. 1. of or resembling a fox. 2. cunning or crafty. [ 1620-30; vulpinus, equiv. to vulp …
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VULPICIDE — — vulpicidal , adj. — vulpicidism , n. /vul"peuh suyd'/ , n. Brit. 1. the act of killing a fox …
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VULPECULAR — /vul pek"yeuh leuhr/ , adj. pertaining to or resembling a fox; vulpine. [ 1880-85; vulpecularis. See VULPECULA, -AR 1 ]
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VULPECULA — /vul pek"yeuh leuh/ , n., gen. Vulpeculae /-lee'/ . Astron. the Little Fox, a northern constellation between Cygnus and Aquila. …
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VULNERARY — /vul"neuh rer'ee/ , adj., n., pl. vulneraries . adj. 1. used to promote the healing of wounds, as herbs or …
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VULNERABLE — — vulnerability, vulnerableness , n. — vulnerably , adv. /vul"neuhr euh beuhl/ , adj. 1. capable of or susceptible to …
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VULGUS — /vul"geuhs/ , n. , pl. vulguses for 2. 1. the common people; masses. 2. an exercise in Latin formerly required …
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VULGATE — /vul"gayt, -git/ , n. 1. the Latin version of the Bible, prepared chiefly by Saint Jerome at the end of …
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VULCANOLOGY — — vulcanological /vul'keuh nl oj"i keuhl/ , adj. — vulcanologist , n. /vul'keuh nol"euh jee/ , n. volcanology. [ 1855-60; …
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DIVULSION — — divulsive /di vul"siv/ , adj. /di vul"sheuhn, duy-/ , n. Surg. a tearing apart; violent separation. [ 1595-1605; divulsion- …
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DIVULGATE — — divulgator, divulgater , n. — divulgation /div'euhl gay"sheuhn/ , n. — divulgatory /di vul"geuh tawr'ee, -tohr'ee/ , adj. /di …
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VULVA — [vul.va] n, pl vul.vae [NL, fr. L volva, vulva womb, female genitals; akin to Skt ulva womb and perh. to …
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VULTURE — [vul.ture] n [ME, fr. L vultur] (14c) 1: any of various large raptorial birds (families Accipitridae and Cathartidae) that are …
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VULNERABLE — [vul.ner.a.ble] adj [LL vulnerabilis, fr. L vulnerare to wound, fr. vulner-, vulnus wound; prob. akin to L vellere to pluck, …
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VULGARIZE — [vul.gar.ize] vt -ized ; -iz.ing (1709) 1: to diffuse generally: popularize 2: to make vulgar: coarsen -- vul.gar.i.za.tion n -- …
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VULGAR — [vul.gar] adj [ME, fr. L vulgaris of the mob, vulgar, fr. volgus, vulgus mob, common people] (14c) 1 a: generally …
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VULCANOLOGY — [vul.ca.nol.o.gy] n [ISV] (1858): volcanology -- vul.ca.nol.o.gist n
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VULCANIZE — [vul.ca.nize] vb -nized ; -niz.ing [ISV, fr. L Vulcanus Vulcan, fire] vt (1846): to subject to vulcanization ~ vi: to …
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VULCANISATE, VULCANISATION, VULCANISE — [vul.ca.ni.sate, vul.ca.ni.sa.tion, vul.ca.nise] Brit var of vulcanizat e, vulcanization, vulcanize
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REVULSION — [re.vul.sion] n [L revulsion-, revulsio act of tearing away, fr. revellere to pluck away, fr. re- + vellere to pluck--more …
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INVULNERABLE — [in.vul.ner.a.ble] adj [L invulnerabilis, fr. in- + vulnerare to wound--more at vulnerable] (1595) 1: incapable of being wounded, injured, or …
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CONVULSIVE — [con.vul.sive] adj (1615) 1 a: constituting or producing a convulsion b: attended or affected with convulsions 2: resembling a convulsion …
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CONVULSION — [con.vul.sion] n (1547) 1: an abnormal v iolent and involuntary contraction or series of contractions of the muscles 2. a: …
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ANTICONVULSANT — [an.ti.con.vul.sant] also an.ti.con.vul.sive adj (1734): used or tending to control or to prevent convulsions (as in epilepsy) -- anticonvulsant also …
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TROG — n. 1. (vul) An Ork or Troll, highly insulting. From, "troglodyte;" 2. A form of communication similar to Cityspeak and …
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