How to pronouce Vest
Vest ARPAbet pronounciation: V EH1 S T
Vest IPA pronounciation: vɛst
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Vest ARPAbet pronounciation: V EH1 S T
Vest IPA pronounciation: vɛst
Vest in readable ASCII: vest
Vest in hex: vest
English words that rhyme with Vest.
abreast | acquiesced | addressed | addwest | arrest |
assessed | attest | behest | bequest | best |
beste | blessed | blest | breast | brest |
bud-test | c'est | caressed | celeste | charest |
chest | chrest | coalesced | compressed | confessed |
congest | contest | crest | d'allest | depressed |
dest | detest | detest | digest | digressed |
dispossessed | distressed | divest | divest | dressed |
eastern-west | est | expressed | farwest | fessed |
fest | finessed | gest | guessed | guest |
impressed | indigest | indigest | infest | ingest |
intrawest | invest | jest | key-west | lest |
messed | mest | midwest | molest | natwest |
nest | neste | northwest | norwest | obsessed |
oppressed | penwest | pest | possessed | pressed |
prest | professed | progressed | protest | quest |
rearrest | reassessed | recessed | recessed | reinvest |
repossessed | repressed | request | request | rest |
retest | self-professed | southwest | stateswest | stressed |
suggest | suppressed | sylvest | telequest | telewest |
test | transgressed | trest | unaddressed | undressed |
unimpressed | unrest | unstressed | west | wrest |
yest | yoest | zest |
Literal translations for the name Vest.
vest n 1: a man's sleeveless garment worn underneath a coat [syn: {vest}, {waistcoat}] 2: a collarless men's undergarment for the upper part of the body [syn: {singlet}, {vest}, {undershirt}] v 1: provide with power and authority; "They vested the council with special rights" [syn: {invest}, {vest}, {enthrone}] [ant: {disinvest}, {divest}] 2: place (authority, property, or rights) in the control of a person or group of persons; "She vested her vast fortune in her two sons" 3: become legally vested; "The property vests in the trustees" 4: clothe oneself in ecclesiastical garments 5: clothe formally; especially in ecclesiastical robes [syn: {vest}, {robe}]
vest 1. west, West 2. west 3. vest, waistcoat
vest /vɛst/ vest, waistcoat
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