vert noun¹ & adjective. [vǝ:t] LME.
[Old & mod. French from Latin viridis green, rel. to virere be green. Cf. VERD, VERDITER.]
A. noun.
1. Green vegetation growing in a wood or forest and capable of serving as cover for deer; the trees and timber of a forest. Now arch. or Hist. LME.
nether vert the shrubs or shrubbery of a forest. over vert the trees of a forest. special vert any vegetation in a forest bearing fruit on which deer can feed.
■ W. B. Stonehouse A royal demesne..covered with vert, and well stocked with deer.
b. The right to cut green trees or shrubs in a forest. arch. M17.

2. A green colour or pigment. Now only (Heraldry), the tincture green. L15.
b. adjective. Heraldry. Of the tincture green. LME.
■ T. H. White A chevron gules, between three thistles vert.

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vert noun². [vǝ:t] Now rare or obsolete. M19.
[Aphet. from CONVERT noun.]
Ecclesiastical. A convert, esp. to Roman Catholicism.

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vert verb¹ trans. [vǝ:t] rare. obsolete exc. Medicine. L15.
[Latin vertere turn.]
Orig., reverse. Later, turn (something) in a particular direction; turn or twist (something) out of the normal position.

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vert verb² intrans. [vǝ:t] Now rare. L19.
[from VERT noun².]
Ecclesiastical. Become a convert, esp. to Roman Catholicism.

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