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veloce
adverb , adjective , music with great rapidity.
[Italian, from Latin velox quick]
adverb , adjective , music with great rapidity.
[Italian, from Latin velox quick]
velocipede
noun an early form of bicycle propelled by pushing the feet along the ground.
[19c: from French vélocipède , from Latin velox , velocis quick + pes , pedis foot]
noun an early form of bicycle propelled by pushing the feet along the ground.
[19c: from French vélocipède , from Latin velox , velocis quick + pes , pedis foot]
velocity
noun (velocities )
1 technical rate of motion, ie distance per unit of time, in a particular direction, being a vector quantity.
2 loosely speed. Compare speed.
[16c: from Latin velocitas , from velox swift]
noun (velocities )
1 technical rate of motion, ie distance per unit of time, in a particular direction, being a vector quantity.
2 loosely speed. Compare speed.
[16c: from Latin velocitas , from velox swift]
velodrome
noun a building containing a cycle-racing track.
[Early 20c: French, from vélo , modelled on hippodrome]
noun a building containing a cycle-racing track.
[Early 20c: French, from vélo , modelled on hippodrome]
velour or velours
noun any fabric with a velvet-like pile, used especially for upholstery.
as adjective velour cushions .
[18c: from French velours velvet]
noun any fabric with a velvet-like pile, used especially for upholstery.
as adjective velour cushions .
[18c: from French velours velvet]
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