Tribunal, court of justice.

Tribe, a certain generation of people.

Usurpation, illegal possession.

Uttering or publishing, to hold out or pretend that the thing offered is good and genuine, when it is not.

Vagrant, an idle wanderer, a vagabond.
Vested, belonging to, having by right.
Veto, from the Latin, meaning "I forbid."
Violate, to infringe, injure, or break.
Void, having no legal or binding force.

Volunteers, those who join the military or naval forces voluntarily, of their own free will.

Ward, a minor, or person under the care of a guardian; subdivision of a city.

Warrant, an instrument authorizing an officer to seize an offender and bring him to justice; that which warrants or authorizes; to insure; guaranty, security.

Weir dam, a dam constructed to stop and raise the water for conducting it to a mill, for taking fish and the like.

Will, testament, the disposition of a man's estate.
Willful, obstinate, perverse, not yielding to reason.

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