1. To come or descend to; to take effect. To vest with, to furnish or invest with. To vest in, to put in possession of.

2. To clothe; to cover, surround or encompass closely; to dress; to clothe with a long garment; to invest; to convert into another species of property; to give an immediate fixed right of present or future enjoyment.

3. An outer garment; a waistcoat or body garment, without sleeves, worn under the coat; dress.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• vomt,
• vestel,
• verty,
• dest,
• vcost,
• vosot,
• woest,
• deast,
• veent,
• vaent,
• velt,
• cehst,
• cest,
• vist,
• eeast,
• viset,
• uesd,
• vesel,
• keast,
• ves

• vesta.

The adverb form of "vest" is "vestedly".

The adjective form of the word "vest" is "vested".

The plural of the "vest" can be the "vests".

The singular of the "vest" can be the "vest".