v. rare. [a. F. viser: see VISÉ v.] trans. = VISÉ v.
1833. L. Ritchie, Wand. by Loire, 105. At Tours, they refused … to viser our passports.
1905. Daily Chron., 3 July, 5/1. The consulates are overwhelmed with applications to viser passports for people going abroad.
