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Vade   Listen
verb
Vade  v. i.  To fade; hence, to vanish. (Obs.) " Summer leaves all vaded." "They into dust shall vade."






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Vade" Quotes from Famous Books



... his imagination magnified and multiplied the seven fugitives into a legion of devils, with horns, tails, and fiery breath complete. Under this impression he began to thunder forth a Latin form of exorcism: "In nomine sanctae Trinitatis et purissimae Virginis, exorcizo vos! Apage, Satana! Vade retro, diabole!" &c. &c. in such abominably bad Latin, that a devil or a ghost of the least classical taste would have incontinently fled to the Red Sea, without waiting to hear another syllable of the formula that sent him thither. The bawling of the priest awoke several of the neighbors, and sundry ...
— An Old Sailor's Yarns • Nathaniel Ames



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