Associations to the word «Vail»
Noun
- Morse
- Regatta
- Aspen
- Colorado
- Resort
- Ski
- Beaver
- Telegraph
- Dinah
- Theodore
- Billy
- Avon
- Hanna
- Wilcox
- Typewriter
- Keystone
- Alfred
- Arson
- Gondola
- Myrtle
- Wolfe
- Skiing
- Slalom
- Dad
- Purcell
- Tucson
- Denver
- Steamboat
- Jimmy
- Lauren
- Telephone
- Guggenheim
- Marshal
- Goodwin
- Gs
- Quad
- Healy
- Rowing
- Leroy
- Lyndon
- Kathleen
- Calder
- Olympia
- Skyline
- Ranch
- Daily
- Cain
- Laurence
- Theresa
- Eagle
- Lester
- Suitcase
- Holster
- Rusty
- Newton
- Rowe
- Bethel
- Kan
- Thorne
- Converse
- Elk
- Bonnet
- Creek
- Blaster
- Erskine
- Springs
- Alphabet
- Lon
- Nero
- Ver
- Sg
- Hubbard
- Mrs
- Kendall
- Silas
- Noel
- Sill
- Butte
- Shootout
- Whereabouts
- Telegram
- Lacrosse
- Desk
- Accomplice
- Lindsey
Adverb
Wiktionary
VAIL, noun. (obsolete) profit; return; proceeds.
VAIL, noun. (chiefly in the plural) (obsolete) Money given to servants by visitors; a gratuity; also vale.
VAIL, noun. (obsolete) submission
VAIL, verb. (intransitive) (obsolete) To yield.
VAIL, verb. (transitive) (obsolete) To remove as a sign of deference, as a hat.
VAIL, verb. To let fall; to allow or cause to sink.
VAIL, noun. Archaic form of veil.
VAIL, verb. Archaic form of veil.
VAIL, proper noun. A surname.
VAIL, proper noun. A CDP in Arizona
VAIL, proper noun. A town in Colorado
VAIL, proper noun. A city in Iowa
Wise words
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