Definition of "vew" []

• The yew, Taxus baccata. Britten and Holland. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "I was in England when Cloverfield was released and he was quoted in the press over there saying that it would likely be a trilogy; the same sory told from three different points of vew. #2 would be from the montser's perspective from the moment it comes ashore until the end of the first movie."
• "I did not join to express the views of one political party vew vs the other."
• "So yes, in one sense this story does illuminate the Prime Minister's incorrigably tribal vew of politics and it is telling too in the manner in which it exposes this government's intellectual and moral bankruptcy."