verso

5 letters in word "verso": E O R S V.

Anagrams of verso:

• overs

• roves

• servo

Words found within verso:

er eros ers es oe oes or ore ores ors os ose over re res rev revs roe roes rose rove ser so sore sov vers voe voes vor vors

• Definitions:
• The left page of an open book, when it is open and facing the reader. The back of a leaf. Also called the reverse.
• The back of a leaf. Contrast "verso," the front of the leaf.
• the reverse of a page in a book, thus the left-hand page of an opening.
• the left-hand page of a book, usually with even-numbered pages. The copyright date of a book is found on the verso (back) of the title page.
• the back of a folio or leaf, abbreviated as 'v' and sometimes denoted as 'b'.
• The second or rear side of a leaf in a book, ie, the left-hand page of an open book usually containing the even page number. Also called the "Reverse". (see Recto)
• The page on the left in a book; The side of a leaf to be read second. For example, the verso of the title page is the side on the back of the title page.
• The back of a leaf, ie the left hand side of an open book
• the back of a page, or the left side of a page when the book is open.
• A left hand page, the back side of the leaf.
• The back of a map. Sometime text is on the verso, especially if the map is from a book.
• The back of a sheet of paper.
• The left-hand page of a book, usually bearing an even page number; see also Recto.
• The left hand (back) side of a leaf (easy to remember: “reverse” side)
• the left hand side of a page, book, or cover; the even numbered pages.
• Back of a page, leaf, or card. Opposite of recto.
• Left-hand page in a print publication.
• The back or reverse side of the leaf, ie the left-hand page of an open book. The term ‘reverse’ may also be used.
• Left hand page of a publication. Also refers to the title page in a book.
• The back side of a folio in contrast to the front side (the recto).
• First page you read on of an open book.
• left-hand page reverse: the side of a coin or medal that does not bear the principal design
• Generally, the verso of a book, broadsheet, or pamphlet, is the left-hand page of a folded sheet, or bound item. It is a term of art in printing and publishing and can be applied more broadly to any field where physical documents are exchanged.

• verslibrists ←
• verslibristes ←
• verslibriste ←
• verso
• → versos
• → verst
• → verste