Associations to the word «Vers»
Noun
- Une
- Libre
- Prose
- Conte
- Nous
- Qu
- Les
- Elle
- Sud
- Mort
- Je
- Monde
- En
- Que
- Sans
- Aux
- Pont
- Homme
- Ce
- Multiple
- Tout
- Au
- Des
- Le
- Fontaine
- Trois
- Livre
- Sur
- Milieu
- Un
- Voltaire
- Encore
- Verse
- Nord
- Sou
- Tableau
- Amour
- Roi
- Fable
- Cadence
- Revue
- Ver
- Dan
- Uni
- Gaulle
- Gustave
- Ode
- Og
- Va
- Chute
- Mont
- Mon
- Guillaume
- Av
- Beau
- Crise
- Sonnet
- De
- Es
- Virgil
- Rhyme
- Se
- Chant
- La
- François
- Poem
- Paris
- Mal
- Psalm
- Poetry
- Stanza
- Pa
- Nicolas
- Alexandre
- Versailles
- Pierre
- Olivier
- Clarinet
- Jean
- Ai
- Voyage
- Aspiration
- Syllable
- Henri
- Par
- Translation
- Conscience
- Couch
- Ne
Verb
Wiktionary
VERS, adjective. Abbreviation of versatile.
VERS, noun. Abbreviation of versine or versed sine.
VERS DE SOCIETE, noun. (poetry) A type of poetry pertaining to upper-class manners
VERS DE SOCIÉTÉ, noun. The lightest kind of lyrical poetry; verses for the amusement of polite society.
Wise words
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sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
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