Words Beginning with v - list and definitions learning English

Vacancies - opening
Vacancy - opening
Vacant - empty; unoccupied
Vacate - leave empty
Vacated - leave empty
Vacates - leave empty
Vacating - leave empty
Vacation - planned time spent not working
Vacationed - travel briefly; visit
Vacationer - tourist
Vacationers - tourist
Vacationing - traveling
Vacationist - person who visits a place
Vacationists - person who visits a place
Vacations - planned time spent not working
Vaccinate - give a shot to treat or prevent disease
Vaccinated - immunized
Vaccinates - give a shot to treat or prevent disease
Vaccinating - give a shot to treat or prevent disease
Vaccination - immunization
Vaccinations - immunization
Vaccine - introduction into bloodstream
Vaccines - introduction into bloodstream
Vacillant - hesitant
Vacillate - waver; fluctuate; go back and forth
Vacillated - go back and forth
Vacillates - go back and forth
Vacillating - not resolute
Vacillation - irresolution
Vacillations - irresolution
Vacillatory - hesitant
Vacua - emptiness
Vacuities - emptiness
Vacuity - emptiness
Vacuole - smallest living organism
Vacuoles - smallest living organism
vacuous - devoid of significance or force
Vacuous - empty; unintelligent
Vacuousness - emptiness
Vacuousnesses - emptiness
Vacuum - emptiness
Vacuumed - brush off, away
Vacuuming - brush off, away
Vacuums - emptiness
Vagabond - unsettled; vagrant
Vagabondage - excursion
Vagabondages - excursion
Vagabonded - wander, zigzag
Vagabonding - wander, zigzag
Vagabonds - person who leads an unsettled life; traveler
Vagaries - caprice
Vagarious - given to sudden behavior change
vagary - an unexpected and inexplicable change in something (in a situation or a person's behavior, etc.)
Vagary - caprice
Vagina - vulva
Vaginae - vulva
Vaginas - vulva
Vagrancies - itinerancy
Vagrancy - itinerancy
Vagrant - person with no permanent home and often with no means of support
Vagrants - person with no permanent home and often with no means of support
Vague - not definite or clear
Vaguely - unclearly
Vagueness - unclearness
Vaguenesses - unclearness
Vaguer - not definite or clear
Vaguest - not definite or clear
Vain - egotistical
Vainer - egotistical
Vainest - egotistical
Vainglories - pride
Vainglorious - boastful, proud
Vainglory - pride
Vainly - in vain
Vainness - futility
Vainnesses - futility
Valance - window covering
Valances - window covering
Vale - valley
valediction - a farewell oration (especially one delivered during graduation exercises by an outstanding member of a graduating class)
Valediction - parting
Valedictions - parting
Valedictories - formal talk to audience
valedictory - of a speech expressing leave-taking
Valedictory - farewell
Valence - emotional force or attraction
Valences - emotional force or attraction
Valentine - person who is loved by another
Valentines - person who is loved by another
Vales - valley
Valet - manservant
Valets - manservant
Valetudinarian - hypochondriac
Valetudinarians - hypochondriac
Valetudinaries - hypochondriac
Valetudinary - hypochondriac
Valiance - courage
Valiances - courage
Valiancies - heroism
Valiancy - heroism
valiant - having or showing valor
Valiant - brave
Valiantly - bravely
Valiantness - courage
Valiantnesses - courage
Valid - right, genuine
Validate - ascertain the truth, authenticity of something
Validated - ascertain the truth, authenticity of something
Validates - ascertain the truth, authenticity of something
Validating - ascertain the truth, authenticity of something
Validation - confirmation
Validations - confirmation
Validities - genuineness, lawfulness
Validity - genuineness, lawfulness
Validness - goal, aim
Validnesses - goal, aim
Valise - luggage
Valises - luggage
Vallation - fortification, stronghold
Vallations - fortification, stronghold
Valley - hollow in the land
Valleys - hollow in the land
Valor - bravery
Valorem -
Valorization - fixed price
Valorizations - fixed price
valorous - having or showing valor
Valorous - courageous
Valorously - courageously
Valors - bravery
Valuable - very important; priceless
Valuables - prized possession
Valuate - estimate
Valuated - estimate
Valuates - estimate
Valuating - estimate
Valuation - appraisal
Valuations - appraisal
Value - financial worth
Valued - costly; treasured
Valueless - worthless
Values - principles
Valuing - expressing adoration
Valve - on-and-off device
Valveless -
Valves - on-and-off device
vamoose - leave suddenly
Vamoose - leave quickly
Vamoosed - leave quickly
Vamooses - leave quickly
Vamoosing - leave quickly
Vamp - seductress
Vamped - seductress
Vamping - seductress
Vampire - extortionist
Vampires - extortionist
Vampiric - spooky
Vamps - seductress
Van - small truck
Vandal - person who defiles property
Vandalism - destruction
Vandalisms - destruction
Vandalistic -
Vandalize - destroy
Vandalized - destroy
Vandalizes - destroy
Vandalizing - destroy
Vandals - person who defiles property
Vandyke - facial hair on human
Vandykes - facial hair on human
Vane - finned device
Vanes - finned device
Vanguard - forefront
Vanguards - forefront
Vanilla - simple, unadorned
Vanish - disappear
Vanished - disappeared
Vanishes - disappear
Vanishing - disappearing
Vanishings - disappearing
Vanishment - disappearance
Vanishments - disappearance
Vanities - conceit, egotism
Vanity - conceit, egotism
Vanquish - defeat soundly
Vanquished - defeat soundly
Vanquisher - person who wins
Vanquishers - person who wins
Vanquishes - defeat soundly
Vanquishing - defeat soundly
Vanquishment - defeat
Vanquishments - defeat
Vans - small truck
Vantage - advantage
Vantages - advantage
Vanward - lead, beginning
vapid - lacking taste or flavor or tang
vapid - lacking taste or flavor or tang
Vapid - flat, dull
Vapidities - dullness
Vapidity - dullness
Vapidness - dullness
Vapidnesses - dullness
Vapor - fumes, mist
Vapored - talk forcefully
Vaporescence - drying up; dissolution
Vaporescences - drying up; dissolution
Vaporing - overestimation of one's own importance
Vaporings - overestimation of one's own importance
Vaporization - evaporation
Vaporizations - evaporation
Vaporize - zap
Vaporized - zap
Vaporizer - fine mist
Vaporizers - fine mist
Vaporizes - zap
Vaporizing - zap
Vaporous - foggy
Vaporousness - evaporation
Vaporousnesses - evaporation
Vapors - fumes, mist
Vaporware - computer program
Vaporwares - computer program
Vapory - filmy
Vaquero - shepherd
Vaqueros - shepherd
Variabilities - imbalance, inconstancy
Variability - imbalance, inconstancy
Variable - changing, changeable
Variably - intermittently
Variance - difference
Variances - difference
Variant - different
Variants - derived form
Variation - difference; alternative
Variations - difference; alternative
Varices -
Varicolored - multicolor
Varied - different
variegate - make something more diverse and varied
Variegate - streak
Variegated - diversified; varicolored
Variegates - streak
Variegating - streak
Variegation - iridescence
Variegations - iridescence
Varies - change
Varietal - miscellaneous, various
Varieties - difference
Variety - difference
Variform - miscellaneous, various
Variolate - give a shot to treat or prevent disease
Variolated - give a shot to treat or prevent disease
Variolates - give a shot to treat or prevent disease
Variolating - give a shot to treat or prevent disease
Various - miscellaneous, differing
Variously - diversely
Variousness - variety
Variousnesses - variety
Varlet - attendant
Varlets - attendant
Varmint - person who is unprincipled, does not work hard
Varmints - person who is unprincipled, does not work hard
Varnish - add a layer to; embellish
Varnished - add a layer to; embellish
Varnishes - add a layer to; embellish
Varnishing - add a layer to; embellish
Varnishings - the act of applying paint
Varsities - group of starting players
Varsity - group of starting players
Vary - change
Varying - variable
Varyingly - diversely
Varyings - switch, exchange
Vas - pretentiousness
Vase - vessel
Vasectomies - pregnancy prevention
Vasectomy - pregnancy prevention
Vases - vessel
Vasovagal -
Vassal - servant
Vassalage - slavery
Vassalages - slavery
Vassals - servant
Vast - very large; wide in range
Vaster - very large; wide in range
Vastest - very large; wide in range
Vastitude - endlessness
Vastitudes - endlessness
Vastly - immensely
Vastness - immensity
Vastnesses - immensity
Vat - vessel
Vatic - prophetic
Vatical - prophetic
Vaticinal - prophetic
Vaticinate - prophesy
Vaticinated - prophesy
Vaticinates - prophesy
Vaticinating - prophesy
vaticination - knowledge of the future (usually said to be obtained from a divine source)
Vaticination - prophecy
Vaticinations - prophecy
Vaticinator - prophet
Vaticinators - prophet
Vats - vessel
Vaudeville - entertainment
Vaudevilles - entertainment
Vault - depository
Vaulted - domed
Vaulting - overreaching
Vaultings - gymnastics routine on mat
Vaults - depository
Vaunt - exhibit
Vaunted - exhibit
Vaunter - braggart
Vaunters - braggart
Vaunting - exhibit
Vauntings - exhibitionism, flashiness
Vaunts - exhibit
Veal - baby cow
Veals - baby cow
Vector - heading
Vectors - heading
Veejay - media commentator
Veejays - media commentator
Veer - change direction
Veered - change direction
Veering - swerve
Veerings - swerve
Veers - change direction
Vegan - plant-eating
Vegetable - edible part of plant
Vegetable sheep -
Vegetables - edible part of plant
Vegetal - herbaceous
Vegetarian - plant-eating
Vegetate - be very passive
Vegetated - be very passive
Vegetates - be very passive
Vegetating - be very passive
Vegetatings - inaction
Vegetation - plant life
Vegetations - plant life
Vegetative - herbaceous
Vehemence - intensity
Vehemences - intensity
Vehemencies - intensity
Vehemency - intensity
vehement - marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid
Vehement - passionate, opinionated
Vehemently - deeply
Vehicle - machine used for transportation
Vehicles - machine used for transportation
Veil - disguise
Veiled - disguised
Veiling - disguise
Veilings - disguise
Veils - disguise
Vein - mood, tone
Veined - having various hues
Veining - make a line on
Veins - mood, tone
Vela - covering
Veldt - grassy field
Veldts - grassy field
Velitation - fight, argument
Velitations - fight, argument
Velleities - tendency, bent
velleity - a mere wish, unaccompanied by effort to obtain
Velleity - tendency, bent
Vellicate - move with lurch
Vellicated - move with lurch
Vellicates - move with lurch
Vellicating - move with lurch
vellum - a heavy creamy-colored paper resembling parchment
Vellum - material upon which one writes
Vellums - material upon which one writes
Velocious -
Velocipede - pedal-driven recreational vehicle
Velocipedes - pedal-driven recreational vehicle
Velocities - speed
velocity - distance travelled per unit time
Velocity - speed
Velour - resembling velvet
Velours - fabic
Velum - covering
Velutinous - fuzzy
Velvet - resembling velvet
Velveteen - resembling velvet
Velveteens - fabic
Velvets - resembling velvet
Velvety - very smooth; like satin
venal - capable of being corrupted
Venal - bribable, corruptible
Venalities - corruptness
Venality - corruptness
Venatic - the chase
Venation - blood vessel
Venations - blood vessel
Vend - sell
Vended - sell
Vendee - someone who purchases
Vendees - someone who purchases
Vender - seller
Venders - seller
Vendetta - feud
Vendettas - feud
Vendibilities - corruptness
Vendibility - corruptness
Vendible - easily sold; in demand
Vendibles - merchandise carried by store
Vending - sell
Vendings - exchange of object for money
Vendition - exchange of object for money
Venditions - exchange of object for money
Vendor - person who sells wares
Vendors - person who sells wares
Vends - sell
Veneer - pretense, front
Veneered - pretense, front
Veneering - pretense, front
Veneers - pretense, front
venerable - profoundly honored
Venerable - respected
Venerableness - holiness
Venerablenesses - holiness
venerate - regard with feelings of respect and reverence; consider hallowed or exalted or be in awe of
Venerate - revere; regard with feelings of respect and reverence; consider hallowed or exalted or be in awe of
Venerated - revere
Venerates - revere
Venerating - revere
Veneration - reverence
Venerational - reverent
Venerations - reverence
Venereal - concerning reproduction, intercourse
Veneries - the chase
Venery - the chase
Venge - retaliate
Vengeance - retaliation for another's act
Vengeances - retaliation for another's act
Venged - retaliate
Vengeful - retaliating; hating
Vengefully - revengefully
Vengefulness - vindictiveness
Vengefulnesses - vindictiveness
Venges - retaliate
Venging - retaliate
venial - easily excused or forgiven
Venial - pardonable
Venialities - illegal or immoral action
Veniality - illegal or immoral action
Venin - substance that causes harm, death
Venins - substance that causes harm, death
Venom - poison; hating
Venomed - upset, alienate
Venoming - upset, alienate
Venomous - poisonous; hateful
Venomously - revengefully
Venomousness - malevolence
Venomousnesses - malevolence
Venoms - poison; hating
Vent - outlet
Vented - let out; express
Venter - the stomach and area directly below in an animate being
Venters - the stomach and area directly below in an animate being
Ventilate - air out; make known
Ventilated - aired out
Ventilates - air out; make known
Ventilating - air out; make known
Ventilation - the act of providing or changing the air
Ventilations - the act of providing or changing the air
Ventilator - outlet
Ventilators - outlet
Venting - let out; express
Ventings - issuance, diffusion
Ventral - pertaining to
Ventriloquist - person who performs, entertains by role-playing
Ventriloquists - person who performs, entertains by role-playing
Ventriloquize - produce words; inform
Ventriloquized - produce words; inform
Ventriloquizes - produce words; inform
Ventriloquizing - produce words; inform
Vents - outlet
Venture - gamble, attempt
Ventured - risked
Venturer - adventurer
Venturers - adventurer
Ventures - gamble, attempt
venturesome - disposed to venture or take risks
Venturesome - courageous
Venturesomely - bravely
Venturesomeness - daring
Venturing - gamble, attempt
Venturous - adventurous
Venturousness - daring
Venturousnesses - daring
Venue - scene
Venues - scene
Venule - blood flow pathway
Venules - blood flow pathway
Venus - good-looking person
Veracious - TRUE: truthful
Veraciously - really, doubtlessly
Veraciousness - veracity
Veraciousnesses - veracity
Veracities - truth
veracity - unwillingness to tell lies
Veracity - truth
Veranda - porch
Verandah - porch
Verandahs - porch
Verandas - porch
Verb - action word
Verbal - spoken
Verbalism - wording
Verbalisms - wording
Verbalities - excessive in language
Verbality - excessive in language
Verbalization - speech
Verbalizations - speech
Verbalize - speak
Verbalized - speak
Verbalizes - speak
Verbalizing - speak
Verbally - orally
verbatim - in precisely the same words used by a writer or speaker
Verbatim - exactly
Verbiage - repetition, wordiness
Verbiages - repetition, wordiness
Verbification - action word
Verbifications - action word
Verbigeration - excessive in language
Verbigerations - excessive in language
verbose - using or containing too many words
Verbose - wordy, long-winded
Verbosely - wordily
Verboseness - wordiness
Verbosenesses - wordiness
Verbosities - wordiness
Verbosity - wordiness
Verboten - not allowed
Verbs - action word
Verdancies - plants
Verdancy - plants
Verdant - green, blooming
Verdict - law judgment
Verdicts - law judgment
Verdigris - emerald in color
Verdure - greenness
Verdures - greenness
Verdurous - green, blooming
Verecund - shy
Verge - extremity, limit
Verged - extremity, limit
Verges - extremity, limit
Verging - extremity, limit
veridical - coinciding with reality
Veridical - accurate
Veridicalities - veracity
Veridicality - veracity
Verier - real, exact
Veriest - real, exact
Verifiable - provable
Verification - proof
Verifications - proof
Verificatory - confirmed
Verified - confirmed
Verifies - confirm, validate
Verify - confirm, validate
Verifying - proving
Verily - really
verisimilar - appearing to be true or real
Verisimilar - open, likely
verisimilitude - the appearance of truth; the quality of seeming to be true
Verisimilitude - authenticity
Verisimilitudes - authenticity
Verism - authenticity
Verisms - authenticity
Veritable - authentic
Veritableness - genuineness
Veritablenesses - genuineness
Veritably - truly real, existent
Verities - truth
Verity - truth
Vermicelli - noodles
Vermicellis - noodles
Vermicular - given to creeping
Vermiculate - very twisted
Vermilion - color of blood; shade resembling such a color
Vermilions - color of blood; shade resembling such a color
Vermin - noxious or annoying small animals or insects
Verminous - dirty, polluted
vernacular - a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves)
Vernacular - native, colloquial
Vernacularism - crudity, savagery, especially in speech
Vernacularisms - crudity, savagery, especially in speech
Vernacularities - crudity, savagery, especially in speech
Vernacularity - crudity, savagery, especially in speech
Vernaculars - native, colloquial
Vernal - springlike
Verruca - small growth or lump on the skin
Verrucae - small growth or lump on the skin
Verruga - small growth or lump on the skin
Verrugas - small growth or lump on the skin
Versant - familiar
Versatile - adjustable, flexible
Versatileness - flexibility
Versatilenesses - flexibility
Versatilities - flexibility
Versatility - flexibility
Verse - written composition
Versed - experienced, informed
Verses - written composition
Versicolor - multicolor
Versicolored - multicolor
Versification - expressive, rhythmic literary work
Versifications - expressive, rhythmic literary work
Versifier - poet
Versifiers - poet
Versing - teach
Version - account of a happening
Versions - account of a happening
Verso - sheet of paper
Versos - sheet of paper
Versus - against
Vert - emerald in color
Vertebrae - spinal column of vertebrate
Vertebrate - animal
Vertebrates - animal
Vertex - top
Vertexes - top
Vertical - upright
Verticalities - dignity
Verticality - dignity
Vertically - across
Vertices - top
Vertigines - dizziness
vertiginous - having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling
Vertiginous - dizzying
Vertiginousness - dizziness
Vertigo - dizziness
Vertigoes - dizziness
Verve - energy, enthusiasm
Verves - energy, enthusiasm
Very - real, exact
Vesication - swelling
Vesications - swelling
Vesicle - sac
Vesicles - sac
Vesicouterine -
Vesper - evening
Vespers - evening prayer
vespertine - Of or related to the evening; that occurs in the evening
Vessel - ship
Vesseled - encasement of vegetable seeds
Vessels - ship
Vest - authorize, entrust
Vesta - match lit by striking
Vestal - virgin
Vestals - woman in religious order
Vestas - match lit by striking
Vested - clothed
vestibule - a large entrance or reception room or area
Vestibule - small room for arrivals
Vestibules - small room for arrivals
vestige - an indication that something has been present
Vestige - sign, indication
Vestiges - remains
Vestigial - dormant, hidden
Vesting - authorize, entrust
Vestment - gown
Vestments - gown
Vestries - church room
Vestry - church room
Vests - authorize, entrust
Vesture - attire
Vestures - attire
Vesuvian - match lit by striking
Vesuvians - match lit by striking
Vet - experienced, proficient
Veteran - experienced, seasoned
Veterans - person with much experience; particularly in war
Veto - refusal of permission
Vetoed - rejected
Vetoes - refusal of permission
Vetoing - refusal of permission
Vets - experienced person
Vetted - examine, check
Vetting - control of product quality
Vettings - control of product quality
Vex - distress, bother
vexation - anger produced by some annoying irritation
Vexation - irritation
Vexations - irritation
Vexatious - distressing, bothersome
Vexed - distress, bother
Vexes - distress, bother
vexillology - The study of flags
Vexing - distress, bother
Vexings - incitement, stimulus
Via - by way of
Viabilities - animation, spirit
Viability - animation, spirit
Viable - reasonable, practicable
Viaduct - bridge of arches
Viaducts - bridge of arches
Vial - container
Vials - container
viand - a choice or delicious dish
Viand - food
Viande -
Viands - food
Viareggio -
Vias - by way of
Viatica - anointing of the sick
Viaticum - anointing of the sick
Viaticums - anointing of the sick
Vibe - indication, forewarning
Vibes - indication, forewarning
Vibrancies - liveliness; activity
Vibrancy - liveliness; activity
Vibrant - alive, colorful
Vibrantly - energetically
Vibraphone - percussion instrument consisting of a series of graduated wooden bars played with small mallets
Vibraphones - percussion instrument consisting of a series of graduated wooden bars played with small mallets
Vibrate - shake, quiver
Vibrated - shake, quiver
Vibrates - shake, quiver
Vibrating - shake, quiver
Vibration - shaking, quivering
Vibrations - shaking, quivering
Vibrato - vibration
Vibratos - vibration
Vibrissa - anything that investigates by touch
Vibrissae - anything that investigates by touch
Vicar - clergyperson
Vicarage - the clergy
Vicarages - the clergy
Vicarial - alternative
Vicarious - done or felt for, or on behalf of, another
Vicars - clergyperson
Vice - bad habit; sin
Viced - defile, desecrate
Vicegerent - head of catholic church
Vicegerents - head of catholic church
Viceroy - ruler
Viceroys - ruler
Vices - bad habit; sin
Vichyssoise - soup, usually clear
Vichyssoises - soup, usually clear
Vicinage - community, surroundings
Vicinages - community, surroundings
Vicing - defile, desecrate
Vicinities - local area
Vicinity - local area
Vicious - corrupt, wrong
Viciously - cruelly
Viciousness - malevolence
Viciousnesses - malevolence
vicissitude - a variation in circumstances or fortune at different times in your life or in the development of something
Vicissitude - change
Vicissitudes - change
Victim - someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon
Victimization - cheat
Victimizations - cheat
Victimize - cheat, fool
Victimized - cheat, fool
Victimizer - cheat
Victimizers - cheat
Victimizes - cheat, fool
Victimizing - cheat, fool
Victims - someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon
Victor - person who wins
Victoria - carriage
Victorias - carriage
Victories - win, success
Victorine - sleeveless coat
Victorines - sleeveless coat
Victorious - successful, winning
Victoriously - favorably
Victors - person who wins
Victory - win, success
Victrola - machine for playing record albums
Victrolas - machine for playing record albums
victual - any substance that can be used as food
Victual - flesh of animal consumed as food
Victualed - tend; provide for
Victualing - tend; provide for
Victualled - tend; provide for
Victualling - tend; provide for
Victuals - food supplies
Vid - visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves
Videlicet - namely
Video - related to the televised image
Videocassette - magnetic tape on which video image is recorded
Videocassettes - magnetic tape on which video image is recorded
Videoed - write down; store information
Videoing - write down; store information
Videos - related to the televised image
Videotape - film
Videotaped - write down; store information
Videotapes - film
Videotaping - write down; store information
Vids - visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves
Vie - compete
Vied - compete
Vies - compete
View - something that is seen
Viewable - visible
Viewed - look at
Viewer - witness
Viewers - witness
Viewfinder - a locating device
Viewfinders - a locating device
Viewing - look at
Viewings - visual examination
Viewpoint - way of thinking
Viewpoints - way of thinking
Views - something that is seen
Vigil - watch
Vigilance - carefulness
Vigilances - carefulness
Vigilant - careful, watchful
Vigilante - group that watches out
Vigilantes - group that watches out
Vigilantly - actively; intently
Vigils - watch
Vignette - story
Vignettes - scenario
Vigor - power, energy
Vigorish - share of a profit
Vigorishes - share of a profit
Vigorous - energetic, powerful
Vigorously - energetically
Vigorousness - vigor
Vigorousnesses - vigor
Vigors - power, energy
Vik -
Viking - robber
Vikings - robber
Vilany -
Vile - offensive, horrible
Vileness - obscenity, vulgarity
Vilenesses - obscenity, vulgarity
Viler - offensive, horrible
Vilest - offensive, horrible
Vilification - libel
Vilifications - libel
Vilified - criticize very harshly
Vilifier - critic
Vilifiers - critic
Vilifies - criticize very harshly
vilify - spread negative information about
vilify - spread negative information about
Vilify - criticize very harshly
Vilifying - criticize very harshly
vilipend - belittle
Vilipend - depreciate
Vilipended - depreciate
Vilipending - depreciate
Vilipends - depreciate
Villa - country estate
Village - small town
Villager - person native of country
Villagers - person native of country
Villages - small town
Villain - evil person
Villainies - wickedness
Villainous - criminal
Villainousness - corruption
Villains - evil person
Villainy - wickedness
Villanelle - highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece
Villanelles - highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece
Villas - country estate
Villein - farmer
Villeinage - slavery
Villeinages - slavery
Villeins - farmer
Villenage - slavery
Villenages - slavery
Villeurbanne -
Villi - part of digestive tract
Villose -
Villous - hairy
Villus - part of digestive tract
Vim - life
Vims - life
Vincible - vulnerable
Vincula - bond
Vinculum - bond
Vindicable - reasonable, well-founded
Vindicate - prove one's innocence
Vindicated - prove one's innocence
Vindicates - prove one's innocence
Vindicating - prove one's innocence
Vindication - justification
Vindications - justification
Vindicator - person who advocates, supports cause
Vindicators - person who advocates, supports cause
Vindicatory - allowable
Vindictive - hateful, revengeful
Vindictively - revengefully
Vindictiveness - spitefulness
Vine - climbing plant
Vinegar - salt solution
Vinegarish - bitter, sour in taste
Vinegars - salt solution
Vinegary - having strong affect on animate senses
Vinelike - given to creeping
Vines - climbing plant
Vineyard - grape plantation
Vineyards - grape plantation
Ving rhames -
Viniculture - gardening
Vinicultures - gardening
Vinny -
Vinosities - alcohol abuse
Vinosity - alcohol abuse
Vinous - hard
Vintage - superior
Vintages - superior
Violaceous - purplish color
Violate - break a law, agreement
Violated - break a law, agreement
Violates - break a law, agreement
Violating - break a law, agreement
Violation - breach; breaking of the law
Violations - breach; breaking of the law
Violative - unlike, conflicting; completely different
Violator - lawbreaker
Violators - lawbreaker
Violence - extreme force, intensity
Violences - extreme force, intensity
Violent - destructive
Violently - destructively
Violet - purplish color
Violets - blue and red colors mixed together
Violin - musical instrument
Violins - musical instrument
Viper - snake
Viperish - poisonous; hateful
Viperous - malicious, venomous
Vipers - snake
Virago - aggressive woman
Viragoes - aggressive woman
Viragos - aggressive woman
Viral - circulating quickly
Vireo - singing bird
Vireos - singing bird
Virge -
Virgin - unspoiled
Virginal - chaste
Virginities - celibacy, chastity
Virginity - celibacy, chastity
Virgins - unspoiled
Viridian - emerald in color
Viridities - newness
Viridity - newness
Virile - potent, powerful
Virilities - masculinity
Virility - masculinity
Virtu - curios
Virtual - in essence
Virtual library -
Virtualities - heart, essence
Virtuality - heart, essence
Virtualization -
Virtually - for all practical purposes
Virtue - honor, integrity
Virtues - honor, integrity
Virtuosi - person who is an expert
Virtuosic - ultimate, best
Virtuosities - skill, creativity
Virtuosity - skill, creativity
Virtuoso - person who is an expert
Virtuosos - person who is an expert
Virtuous - good, ethical; innocent
Virtuously - fairly
Virtuousness - good
Virtuousnesses - good
Virtus - curios
Virulence - resentment
Virulences - resentment
Virulencies - resentment
Virulency - resentment
Virulent - poisonous, lethal
Virus - bacterium, bug
Viruses - bacterium, bug
Visa - legal document
Visage - appearance
Visages - appearance
Visas - legal document
Viscera - intestines
Visceral - instinctive
Viscid - viscous
Viscidities - viscosity
Viscidity - viscosity
Viscose - viscous
Viscosities - stickiness
Viscosity - stickiness
Viscosity -
Viscount - master
Viscounts - master
Viscous - sticky, gummy
Viscousness - thickness
Viscousnesses - thickness
Vise - clamp
Vised - have in one's hands, possession; grasp
Viseed - have in one's hands, possession; grasp
Viseing - have in one's hands, possession; grasp
Vises - clamp
Visibilities - perceptibility
Visibility - perceptibility
Visible - apparent, seeable
Visibly - unmistakably
Vising - have in one's hands, possession; grasp
Vision - ability to perceive with eyes
Visional - able to be seen with eyes
Visionaries - person who dreams, is idealistic
Visionary - idealized, romantic
Visioned - plan
Visioning - plan
Visionless - sightless
Visions - ability to perceive with eyes
Visit - social call upon another
Visitant - ghost
Visitants - ghost
Visitation - visit
Visitations - visit
Visited - be a guest of
Visiting - on a visit
Visitings - on a visit
Visitor - person temporarily in a foreign location
Visitors - person temporarily in a foreign location
Visits - social call upon another
Visor - billed hat
Visors - billed hat
vista - the visual percept of a region
Vista - view
Vista -
Vistas - view
Visual - able to be seen with eyes
Visualities - visibility
Visuality - visibility
Visualization - imagination
Visualizations - imagination
Visualize - make a picture of in the mind
Visualized - make a picture of in the mind
Visualizes - make a picture of in the mind
Visualizing - make a picture of in the mind
Visually - with respect to sight
Visuals - imitation, replica
Vita - record of experiences
Vitae - record of experiences
Vital - essential
Vitalities - energy, spirit
Vitality - energy, spirit
Vitalization - great happiness, excitement
Vitalizations - great happiness, excitement
Vitalize - energize
Vitalized - energize
Vitalizes - energize
Vitalizing - stimulating
Vitally - inevitably, certainly
Vitalness - urgent matter
Vitalnesses - urgent matter
Vitals - need, essentiality
Vitamin - source of nourishment
Vitamins - source of nourishment
Vitellus - egg yolk
Vitelluses - egg yolk
vitiate - corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality
Vitiate - cancel
Vitiated - cancel
Vitiates - cancel
Vitiating - cancel
Vitiation - dirtiness, contamination
Vitiations - dirtiness, contamination
Viticulture - gardening
Viticultures - gardening
vitreous - (of ceramics) having the surface made shiny and nonporous by fusing a vitreous solution to it
Vitreous - glassy
Vitric - polished, smooth
Vitrified - concentrated, dense
Vitrifies - harden
Vitrify - harden
Vitrifying - harden
Vitriol - bitterness
Vitriolic - scathing
Vitriols - bitterness
Vittle - food
Vittles - food
Vituperate - criticize harshly
Vituperated - criticize harshly
Vituperates - criticize harshly
Vituperating - criticize harshly
vituperation - abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill will
Vituperation - verbal attack
Vituperations - verbal attack
vituperative - marked by harshly abusive criticism
Vituperative - abusive
Vituperator - mean lady
Vituperators - mean lady
Vituperatory - foul-mouthed, vulgar
Vivacious - lively, spirited
Vivaciously - cheerily
Vivaciousness - spirit
Vivaciousnesses - spirit
Vivacities - liveliness
Vivacity - liveliness
Vivid - intense, powerful
Vividly - clearly
Vividness - clarity
Vividnesses - clarity
Vivification - explanation
Vivifications - explanation
Vivified - enliven
Vivifies - enliven
Vivify - enliven
Vivifying - stimulating
Vivisection - division
Vivisections - division
Vixen - foxy person
Vixenish - sensuous
Vixens - foxy person
Vltava -
Vocable - description of a concept
Vocables - description of a concept
Vocabularies - language of a person or people
Vocabulary - language of a person or people
Vocabulist - dictionary writer
Vocabulists - dictionary writer
Vocal - spoken
Vocalic - spoken
Vocalism - voicing
Vocalisms - voicing
Vocalist - singer
Vocalists - singer
Vocalization - expression
Vocalizations - expression
Vocalize - put into words or song
Vocalized - put into words or song
Vocalizes - put into words or song
Vocalizing - put into words or song
Vocals - melody sung or played with musical instrument
Vocation - life's work
Vocational - pertaining to work
Vocations - life's work
Vocative - glib
Vociferant - harsh, shrill
Vociferate - holler
Vociferated - holler
Vociferates - holler
Vociferating - holler
Vociferation - extreme loudness
Vociferations - extreme loudness
vociferous - conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry
Vociferous - loud, insistent; engaging in or marked by loud and insistent cries especially of protest
Vociferously - audibly
Vogue - fashionable
Vogues - fashionable
Voguish - fashionable
Voice - expression, language
Voiced - vocal
Voiceless - silent
Voicelessness - silence
Voicelessnesses - silence
Voiceover - description, reading
Voiceovers - description, reading
Voices - expression, language
Voicing - producing voiced sound
Voicings - producing voiced sound
Void - empty
Voidance - abolition
Voidances - abolition
Voided - get rid of; empty
Voider - empty
Voiding - empty
Voidings - the act of excreting
Voidness - opening
Voidnesses - opening
Voids - empty
Voiture - roadster powered by engine
Voitures - roadster powered by engine
Volant - in the air, winged
Volar - in the air, winged
Volaries - bird sanctuary
Volary - bird sanctuary
Volatile - explosive, changeable
Volatileness - the state of being light
Volatilenesses - the state of being light
Volatilities - evaporation
Volatility - evaporation
Volatilization - effervescence
Volatilizations - effervescence
Volatilize - evaporate
Volatilized - evaporate
Volatilizes - evaporate
Volatilizing - evaporate
Volcanic - easily upset or inspired
Volcanic eruption -
Volcano - very large hill
Volcanoes - very large hill
Volcanos - very large hill
Volitant - in the air, winged
Volitation - flying; journey
Volitations - flying; journey
volition - the capability of conscious choice and decision and intention
Volition - free will
Volitional - willing
Volitions - free will
Volley - barrage
Volleyed - propel something through the air
Volleying - propel something through the air
Volleys - barrage
Voltage - physical ability, capacity
Voltages - physical ability, capacity
Voltaic - photoelectric
Voltameter -
Volubilities - skill; eagerness
Volubility - skill; eagerness
voluble - marked by a ready flow of speech
Voluble - talkative
Volubleness - eloquence
Volublenesses - eloquence
Volume - capacity, measure of capacity
Volumes - capacity, measure of capacity
Voluminosities - extent or bulk of some dimension
Voluminosity - extent or bulk of some dimension
Voluminous - big, vast
Voluminously - to a great extent
Voluntarily - of one's own free will
Voluntary - willing
Volunteer - offer to do something
Volunteered - enlisted
Volunteering - offer to do something
Volunteers - offer to do something
Voluptuaries - sybaritic
voluptuary - a person addicted to luxury and pleasures of the senses
Voluptuary - sybaritic
Voluptuous - given to sensual pleasure; pleasurable to the senses
Voluptuousness - sensuality
Volute - cylindrical object
Voluted - curling, winding
Volutes - cylindrical object
Volution - rotation
Volutions - rotation
Vomit - disgorge
Vomited - disgorge
Vomiting - disgorge
Vomitings - sickness in stomach; revulsion
Vomits - disgorge
Voodoo - black magic
Voodooed - damned, doomed for bad ending
Voodooing - defile, desecrate
Voodooism - supernatural power; appearance
Voodooisms - supernatural power; appearance
Voodoos - black magic
Voracious - very hungry, greedy
Voraciousness - ravenousness
Voraciousnesses - ravenousness
Voracities - ravenousness
voracity - excessive desire to eat
Voracity - ravenousness
Vortex - whirlpool
Vortexes - whirlpool
Vortical - capable of rotating
Vortices - circular current
Vorticose - capable of rotating
Vorticular - turning
Votaries - believer
Votarist - believer
Votarists - believer
votary - a devoted (almost religiously so) adherent of a cause or person or activity
Votary - believer
Vote - decision or right to decide representation
Voted - decided
Voter - elector
Voters - elector
Votes - decision or right to decide representation
Voting - casting votes
Votings - casting votes
Vouch - give assurance
Vouched - give assurance
Voucher - receipt
Vouchering -
Vouchers - receipt
Vouches - give assurance
Vouching - give assurance
vouchsafe - grant in a condescending manner
Vouchsafe - permit
Vouchsafed - permit
Vouchsafes - permit
Vouchsafing - permit
Vouge -
Vow - promise
Vowed - make a solemn promise
Vowel - spoken
Vowing - promise
Vows - promise
vox populi - a belief or sentiment shared by most people; the voice of the people
Voyage - journey, often by water
Voyaged - travel
Voyager - person who rides in vehicle conducted by another
Voyagers - person who rides in vehicle conducted by another
Voyages - journey, often by water
Voyaging - traveling
Voyagings - motion, activity
Voyeur - person secretly watching others
Voyeurism - watching
Voyeurisms - watching
Voyeuristic - nosy
Voyeurs - person secretly watching others
Vraisemblance - realistic account of life experience
Vraisemblances - realistic account of life experience
Vulgar - rude, offensive
Vulgarian - coarse
Vulgarians - boor
Vulgaris -
Vulgarism - corruption
Vulgarisms - corruption
Vulgarities - coarseness
Vulgarity - coarseness
Vulgarized - disgraced
Vulgarly - audibly
Vulgate - bible
Vulgates - bible
Vulgus - common man
Vulguses - common man
Vulnerabilities - exposure
Vulnerability - exposure
Vulnerable - open to attack
Vulnerableness - exposure
Vulnerary - healing, restorative
vulpine - resembling or characteristic of a fox
Vulpine - like a fox
Vulture - collector
Vultures - collector
Vulturine - eating, destroying for sustenance or without conscience
Vulturous - eating, destroying for sustenance or without conscience
Vulva - organs
Vulvae - organs
Vulvar -
Vulvas - organs
Vying - compete

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