mo·rale 
(mə-răl)
(mə-răl)n.
The state of the spirits of a person or group as exhibited by confidence, cheerfulness, discipline, and willingness to perform assigned tasks: The staff's morale increased when everyone was given a day off with pay.
[French, morality, good conduct, from feminine of moral, moral, from Old French; see MORAL.]
- Venus
- Venus flower basket
- Venus' flower basket
- Venus flytrap
- Venus' flytrap
- Venus girdle
- Venus' girdle
- Venus hair
- Venus' hair
- Venusian
- Venus looking glass
- Venus' looking glass
- Venus's flower basket
- Venus's flytrap
- Venus's girdle
- Venus's hair
- Venus's looking glass
- Venustiano
- ver.
- veracious
- veraciously
- veraciousness
- veracity
- Veracruz
- veranda