Definition of "vade" []

• To fade; to vanish. (verb)

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• "His book will certainly be an important vade mecum on the subject for the new negotiations which should begin this summer; I cannot imagine that any international official will want to repeat this work."
• "The title of this improbable vade mecum — a sternly selective, mostly chronological survey of some two dozen canonical philosophers and their core precepts — is a fair question (even if bathetically asked)."
• "Her volume of songs, Zumerteg (Summer Days), is a vade mecum for lovers of Yiddish."