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promise (prWis), . Implies solemn assurance, to give ground for ex¬ pectations, hope of eventual success. Renovation, growth and harmony have been tied together at Sul Ross and now provide a pledge for a rewarding future. One year glides into another, and although we might expect one to be much the same as the next, we find that each year brings new promises and new expectations. table of contents vitality .10 personality.82 teamwork.98 activity. 134 contribution. 158 direction. 182
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ncacy, as ui a meuiuiie —iuy v -»i in; virtue ui ue- cause of vlr-tli-O-SO (vur ' choo wo ' so) n., pi. -sos, -si (-se) [It., skilled] a person with great technical skill in some fine art, esp. in music — vlr ' tu- os ' l-ty (-was ' a te) n. vir-tu-ous (vur ' choo was) adj. 1 . having, or characterized by, moral virtue 2. chaste: said of a woman — vlr ' tu-ous-ly adv. vir-U-lent (vir ' yoo lant, -oo-) adj. [ L. virus, a poison] 1 . a) poisonous; deadly b) bitterly an¬ tagonistic 2. Med. a) violent and rapid in its course: said of a disease b) highly infectious — vir ' u-lence n. vi-rus (vi ' ras) n. [L., a poison] 1. a) any of a group of very small infective agents that cause various diseases b) such a disease 2. a harmful influence vi-sa (ve ' za) n. [Fr. L. videre, t dorsement on a passport, granting country vis-age (viz ' ij) n. [ L. videre, t face; countenance 2. appearance; vis-a-vis (ve ' za ve ' ) adj., adv. [Fr. opposite —prep. 1. opposite to 2. vis ' i-tor n. a person making a visit vi-sor (vi ' zar) n. [ OFr. vis, a face] 1. the movable part of a helmet, covering the face 2. a projecting brim, as on a cap, for shading the eyes —vl ' sored adj. vis-ta (vis ' ta) n. [It. L. videre, to see] 1. a view, esp. as seen through a long passage 2. a mental view of events vis-U-al (vizh ' oo wal) adj. [ L. videre, to see] 1. of or used in seeing 2. that is or can be seen; visible — vls ' ually adv. vis ' u-al-ize ' (-wa Hz ' ) vt., vl. -ized ' , -Iz ' lng to form a mental image of (something not visible) -vls ' u-al-l-za ' tlon n. vi-tal (vlt ' ’l) adj. [ L. vita, life] 1. of or con¬ cerned with life 2. essential to life 3. fatal [vital wounds 4 . a) essential; indispensable b) etic — brain, vitality (vi-tal z-ti), n. S-cer-a (vis ' ar a) .pi, ng. L.] the internal organs of the leart, lungs, intestines, etc. s ' cer-al adj. 1. of the viscera emotional, etc., not intellectual vis-cid (vis ' id) adj. [ L. viscum, birdlime] thick, syrupy, and sticky; viscous vis-cose (vis ' kos) adj. [see prec.] 1. same as viscous 2. of viscose — n. a syruplike solution of cellulose, used in making cellophane and rayon thread and fabric vis-COS-i-ty (vis kas ' a te) n., pi. -ties 1. a vis¬ cous quality or state 2. Physics the internal friction of a fluid, caused by molecular attrac¬ tion vis-count (vl ' kount) n. [see vice- count2] a nobleman next below an earl or count and above a baron — vis ' count-ess n.fem. vis-cous (vis ' kas) adj. [see viscid] 1. syrupy and sticky 2. Physics having viscosity vise (vis) n. [ L. vitis, vine, lit., that which winds] a device having two jaws opened and closed as by a screw, used for holding firmly an object being worked on Vish-nu (vish ' ndo) the second member of the Hindu Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, and Siva), called “the Preserver” vis-i-bil-i-ty (viz ' a bil ' a te) n., pi. -ties 1. a being visible 2. a) the relative possibility of being seen under the prevailing conditions of distance, light, etc. b) range of vision vis-i-ble (viz ' a b’l) adj. [ L. videre, to see] 1. that can be seen 2. evident — vis ' lbleness n. —vls ' l-bly adv. vi-sion (vizh ' an) n. [ L. videre, to see] 1. the power of seeing 2. something supposedly seen in a dream, trance, etc. 3. a mental image [visions of power7 4 . the ability to foresee or perceive something, as through mental acute- 1. power to live 2. power to endure or survive 3. mental or physical energy; vigor. wer to ntal or i make ;, mar- any of usly in foods and essential to good health vitamin A a fat-soluble alcohol found in fish- liver oil, egg yolk, butter, etc.: a deficiency of this results in imperfect vision in the dark vitamin B (complex) a group of unrelated water-soluble substances, including: a) vitamin Bi (see thiamine) b) vitamin B 2 (see riboflavin) c) niacin d) vitamin Bi 2 a vitamin containing cobalt, used in treating anemia vitamin C same as ascorbic acid vitamin D any of several fat-soluble vitamins found esp. in fish-liver oils, milk, etc.: a defi¬ ciency of this produces rickets vitamin E a group of related oils, necessary to fertility in some animals vitamin K a substance that clots blood, found in alfalfa leaves, fish meal, etc. vi-ti-ate (vish ' e at ' ) vt. -at ' ed, -at ' lng [ L. vitium, a vice] 1. to make imperfect; spoil 2. to weaken morally 3. to make legally ineffective —vi ' tl a ' tlon n. vit-re-OUS (vit ' re as) adj. [ L. vitrum, glass] 1. of or like glass 2. made from glass vit-ri-fy (vit ' ra fl ' ) vt., vl. -lied ' , -fy ' lng [ F’r., L. vitrum, glass + facere, make] to change into glass or a glasslike substance by fusion due to heat vit-ri-ol (vit ' re al) n. [ L. vitreus, glassy] 1. any of several sulfates of metals, as of copper (blue vitriol) or iron (green vitriol) 2. same as sulfuric acid 3. sharp or bitter speech, etc. — vlt ' rl-ol ' lc (-al ' ik) adj. vi-tu-per-ate (vl tdo ' pa rat ' , vi-) vt. -at ' ed, -at ' - Inn IV I iiiVii m fault 4- T nrrtr£ nronorol f a
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