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Definition of village
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Village
(n.) A small
assemblage
of
houses
in the
country,
less than a town or
city..
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Folks
::
Folks (n.
collect.
& pl.) In
Anglo-Saxon
times,
the
people
of a group of
townships
or
villages;
a
community;
a
tribe..
Some
::
Some (a.)
About;
near; more or less; -- used
commonly
with
numerals,
but
formerly
also with a
singular
substantive
of time or
distance;
as, a
village
of some
eighty
houses;
some two or three
persons;
some hour
hence..
Kraal
::
Kraal (n.) A
collection
of huts
within
a
stockade;
a
village;
sometimes,
a
single
hut..
Moot
::
Moot (n.) A
meeting
for
discussion
and
deliberation;
esp., a
meeting
of the
people
of a
village
or
district,
in
Anglo-Saxon
times,
for the
discussion
and
settlement
of
matters
of
common
interest;
--
usually
in
composition;
as,
folk-moot..
Invillaged
::
Invillaged
(p. a.)
Turned
into, or
reduced
to, a
village..
Cantonment
::
Cantonment
(n.) A town or
village,
or part of a town or
village,
assigned
to a body of
troops
for
quarters;
temporary
shelter
or place of rest for an army;
quarters..
Harmonite
::
Harmonite
(n.) One of a
religious
sect,
founded
in
Wurtemburg
in the last
century,
composed
of
followers
of
George
Rapp, a
weaver.
They had all their
property
in
common.
In 1803, a
portion
of this sect
settled
in
Pennsylvania
and
called
the
village
thus
established,
Harmony..
Streetwalker
::
Street
(a.)
Originally,
a paved way or road; a
public
highway;
now
commonly,
a
thoroughfare
in a city or
village,
bordered
by
dwellings
or
business
houses..
Hamlet
::
Hamlet
(n.) A small
village;
a
little
cluster
of
houses
in the
country.
Vill
::
Vill (n.) A small
collection
of
houses;
a
village.
Seidlitz
::
Seidlitz
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Seidlitz,
a
village
in
Bohemia..
Wich
::
Wich (n.) A
street;
a
village;
a
castle;
a
dwelling;
a place of work, or
exercise
of
authority;
-- now
obsolete
except
in
composition;
as,
bailiwick,
Warwick,
Greenwick..
Green
::
Green (n.) A
grassy
plain or plat; a piece of
ground
covered
with
verdant
herbage;
as, the
village
green..
Zu/is
::
Zu/is (n. pl.) A tribe of
Pueblo
Indians
occupying
a
village
in New
Mexico,
on the Zu/i
River..
Fishing
::
Fishing
(n.)
Pertaining
to
fishing;
used in
fishery;
engaged
in
fishing;
as,
fishing
boat;
fishing
tackle;
fishing
village..
Headman
::
Headman
(n.) A head or
leading
man,
especially
of a
village
community..
Prostrate
::
Prostrate
(v. t.) to
overthrow;
to
demolish;
to
destroy;
to
deprive
of
efficiency;
to ruin; as, to
prostrate
a
village;
to
prostrate
a
government;
to
prostrate
law or
justice..
Cantref
::
Cantref
(n.) A
district
comprising
a
hundred
villages,
as in
Wales..
Village
::
Village
(n.) A small
assemblage
of
houses
in the
country,
less than a town or
city..
Lodgeable
::
Lodgeable
(a.) That may be or can be
lodged;
as, so many
persons
are not
lodgeable
in this
village..
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