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vacance
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the state of being v...
vacancy
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the state of being v...
vacated
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VACATE, to make vaca...
vacates
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VACATE, to make vaca...
vacatur
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(Latin) the act of a...
vaccina
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(Latin) cowpox, also...
vaccine
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a preparation given...
vacking
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VAC, to clean with a...
vacuate
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(obsolete) to make v...
vacuist
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one who thinks there...
vacuity
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an empty space [n VA...
vacuole
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a small cavity in or...
vacuous
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empty [adj VACUOUSLY...
vacuums
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VACUUM, to operate a...
vagally
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VAGAL, pertaining to...
vagging
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VAG, to arrest someo...
vaginae
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VAGINA, the passage...
vaginal
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pertaining to the va...
vaginas
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VAGINA, the passage...
vagitus
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a cry or wail [n -ES...
vagrant
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wandering, also VAGR...
vaguely
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VAGUE, indeterminate...
vaguest
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VAGUE, indeterminate...
vaguing
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VAGUE, to be vague [...
vaguish
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somewhat vague [adj]
vahanas
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VAHANA, (Sanskrit) a...
vahines
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VAHINE, (Tahitian) a...
vailing
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VAIL, (archaic) to l...
vainest
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VAIN, filled with un...
vairier
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VAIRY, charged or va...
vaivode
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(Russian) orig the t...
vakases
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VAKAS, (Armenian) a...
vakeels
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VAKEEL, (Hindi) a na...
valance
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a drapery hung along...
valence
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a chemical bond, als...
valency
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a chemical bond, als...
valeric
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as in valeric acid,...
valetas
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VALETA, (Spanish) a...
valeted
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VALET, to act as a p...
valetes
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VALETE, (Latin) a fa...
valgoid
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pertaining to valgus...
valgous
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pertaining to valgus...
valiant
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brave [adj VALIANTLY...
valider
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VALID, sound, legall...
validly
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VALID, sound, legall...
valines
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VALINE, an amino aci...
valises
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VALISE, (French) an...
valkyrs
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VALKYR, a maiden in...
vallars
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VALLAR, (Latin) a Ro...
vallary
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(Latin) a Roman circ...
vallate
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having a raised rim...
valleys
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VALLEY, a depression...
vallums
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VALLUM, (Latin) a ra...
valonea
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(Italian) a tanning...
valonia
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(Italian) a tanning...
valours
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VALOUR, courage, als...
valsing
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VALSE, (French) to w...
valuate
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to appraise, evaluat...
valuers
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VALUER, one that val...
valuing
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VALUE, to estimate t...
valutas
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VALUTA, (Italian) th...
valvate
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having valves [adj]
valving
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VALVE, to provide wi...
valvula
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a small valve, also...
valvule
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a small valve, also...
vamoose
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to leave quickly, al...
vamosed
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VAMOSE, to leave qui...
vamoses
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VAMOSE, to leave qui...
vampers
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VAMPER, one who vamp...
vampier
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VAMPY, like a vamp,...
vamping
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the patching of some...
vampire
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to prey upon [v VAMP...
vampish
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like a vamp, sultry,...
vanadic
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pertaining to vanadi...
vandals
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VANDAL, one who dest...
vandyke
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to notch or zig-zag...
vanessa
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a butterfly of the r...
vanilla
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(Spanish) a fragrant...
vanitas
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(Latin) a 17th centu...
vanload
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the quantity that a...
vanners
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VANNER, a person who...
vanning
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a process by which o...
vanpool
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an arrangement where...
vantage
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(Spenser) to benefit...
vanward
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located in the van,...
vapider
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VAPID, empty [adj]
vapidly
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VAPID, empty [adv]
vapings
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VAPING, the practice...
vapored
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VAPOR, to turn into...
vaporer
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one that vapors, als...
vapours
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VAPOUR, to turn into...
vapoury
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full of vapour; affe...
vaquero
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(Spanish) one who ha...
vardies
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VARDY, (archaic) an...
varechs
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VARECH, a kind of se...
vareuse
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(French) a kind of l...
variant
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something that diffe...
variate
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to change, vary [v V...
varices
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VARIX, (Latin) a var...
variers
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VARIER, a wanderer;...
variety
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diversity [n VARIETI...
variola
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(Latin) smallpox [n...
variole
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a small depression r...
various
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of diverse kinds [ad...
varlets
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VARLET, (archaic) a...
varment
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(dialect) a pest, ve...
varmint
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an animal considered...
varnish
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to give a glossy app...
varooms
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VAROOM, to run an en...
varroas
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VARROA, (Latin) an A...
varsity
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(colloquial) univers...
varuses
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VARUS, (Latin) a mal...
varvels
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VARVEL, a ring for a...
varying
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the act of varying [...
vascula
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VASCULUM, a box used...
vaseful
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the contents of a va...
vassail
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(Scott) a vessel, al...
vassals
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VASSAL, to subject [...
vastest
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VAST, huge [adj]
vastier
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VASTY, (archaic) vas...
vastity
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vastness, also VASTI...
vatable
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liable to VAT (value...
vatfuls
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VATFUL, as much as a...
vatical
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pertaining to a prop...
vatters
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VATTER, one who uses...
vatting
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VAT, to put into a l...
vauched
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VAUCH, (dialect) to...
vauches
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VAUCH, (dialect) to...
vaudoos
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VAUDOO, West Indian...
vaudoux
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West Indian black ma...
vaulted
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VAULT, to leap over,...
vaulter
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one who vaults [n -S...
vaunced
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VAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
vaunces
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VAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
vaunted
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VAUNT, to boast [v]
vaunter
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one who boasts, vaun...
vauntie
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boastful, also VAUNT...
vaurien
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(French) a good-for-...
vauting
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VAUTE, (obsolete) to...
vavasor
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a knight, noble etc....
vawards
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VAWARD, (Shakespeare...
vawntie
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boastful, also VAUNT...
vawting
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VAWTE, (obsolete) to...
vealers
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VEALER, a calf raise...
vealier
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VEALY, resembling ve...
vealing
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VEALE, (Spenser) to...
vectors
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VECTOR, to guide in...
vedalia
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an Australian ladybi...
vedette
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(French) a mounted s...
veejays
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VEEJAY, an announcer...
veepees
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VEEPEE, (US colloqui...
veeries
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VEERY, an American t...
veering
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changing direction [...
veganic
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relating to manuring...
vegetal
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of or pertaining to...
veggies
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VEGGIE, (colloquial)...
vegging
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VEG, to laze about [...
vehicle
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a device used as a m...
veilers
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VEILER, one who veil...
veilier
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VEILY, like a veil,...
veiling
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material for making...
veiners
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VEINER, a tool used...
veinier
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VEINY, full of veins...
veining
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a network of veins [...
veinlet
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a small vein, also V...
veinous
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full of veins, also...
veinule
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a small vein, also V...
velamen
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a thin membranous co...
velaria
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VELARIUM, an awning...
velaric
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pertaining to the ve...
velated
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having a velum, a ve...
velcros
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VELCRO, (tradename)...
veletas
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VELETA, (Spanish) a...
veliger
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(Latin) a mollusc la...
velites
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(Latin) foot-soldier...
vellets
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VELLET, (Spenser) ve...
vellons
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VELLON, (Spanish) a...
vellums
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VELLUM, (Latin) calf...
velours
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VELOUR, a fabric res...
veloute
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(French) a kind of s...
velured
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VELURE, (Shakespeare...
velures
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VELURE, (Shakespeare...
velvets
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VELVET, to cover wit...
velvety
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having the plush of...
venally
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VENAL, open to bribe...
venatic
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related to hunting,...
venator
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(Latin) a huntsman [...
vendace
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a whitefish, found i...
vendage
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the grape harvest, a...
vendees
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VENDEE, the person t...
venders
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VENDER, a seller, al...
vending
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the act of selling g...
vendiss
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a whitefish, found i...
vendors
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VENDOR, a seller, al...
vendues
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VENDUE, (Dutch) a pu...
veneers
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VENEER, to overlay w...
venefic
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acting by poison or...
venenes
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VENENE, medicine fro...
venerer
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a gamekeeper [n -S]
venewes
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VENEWE, (Shakespeare...
vengers
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VENGER, (Spenser) an...
venging
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VENGE, (Shakespeare)...
venines
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VENINE, any of vario...
venires
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VENIRE, (Latin) a ty...
venison
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the edible flesh of...
venites
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VENITE, (Latin) the...
vennels
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VENNEL, (Scots) a la...
venomed
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VENOM, to inject wit...
venomer
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(archaic) a poisoner...
ventage
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(Shakespeare) a fing...
ventail
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the movable front to...
ventana
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(Spanish) a window [...
venters
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VENTER, (obsolete) a...
ventige
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(Shakespeare) a fing...
ventils
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VENTIL, a valve in w...
venting
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the act of venting [...
ventose
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an apparatus sometim...
ventral
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pertaining to the un...
ventred
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VENTRE, (obsolete) t...
ventres
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VENTRE, (obsolete) t...
venture
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to risk, also VENTRE...
venturi
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a device for measuri...
venular
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like a venule, a sma...
venules
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VENULE, a small vein...
venuses
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VENUS, (Latin) one o...
veranda
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(Hindi) a roofed gal...
verbals
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VERBAL, to take a po...
verbena
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a plant of the verva...
verbids
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VERBID, a nonfinite...
verbify
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to use as a verb [v...
verbile
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one whose mental ima...
verbing
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using a nouns as a v...
verbose
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wordy [adj VERBOSER,...
verdant
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green with vegetatio...
verdets
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VERDET, copper aceta...
verdict
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the decision of a ju...
verdins
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VERDIN, a small yell...
verdite
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green mica [n -S]
verdits
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VERDIT, (Spenser) a...
verdoys
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VERDOY, in heraldry,...
verdure
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green vegetation [n...
vergers
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VERGER, a church off...
verging
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VERGE, to come near...
verglas
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(French) a film of i...
veridic
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truthful; correspond...
veriest
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VERY, absolute [adj]
verismo
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realism in art or li...
verisms
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VERISM, realism in a...
verists
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VERIST, an adherent...
veritas
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(Latin) truth [n VER...
verites
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VERITE, (French) rea...
verlans
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VERLAN, (French) a v...
vermeil
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to colour red, also...
vermell
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(Spenser) vermilion...
vermian
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pertaining to worms...
vermils
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VERMIL, to colour re...
vermily
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(Spenser) vermilion,...
vermins
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VERMIN, troublesome...
verminy
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infested with vermin...
vermuth
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(French) a drink wit...
vernant
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sprouting in spring...
vernier
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an auxiliary scale t...
veronal
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a barbitone [n -S]
verrels
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VERREL, a band place...
verrine
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an appetiser or dess...
verruca
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(Latin) a plantar wa...
verruga
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(Spanish) a fever wi...
versals
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VERSAL, an ornamenta...
versant
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the slope of a mount...
versers
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VERSER, a versifier...
versets
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VERSET, a short line...
versify
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to change from prose...
versine
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a versed sine, a tri...
versing
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the composing of ver...
versins
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VERSIN, a versed sin...
version
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to create a new acco...
verstes
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VERSTE, (Russian) a...
versute
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crafty; wily [adj]
vertigo
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dizziness [n VERTIGI...
verting
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VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertues
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VERTUE, moral excell...
vervain
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a wild verbena, beli...
vervels
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VERVEL, a ring for a...
vervens
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VERVEN, (Spenser) ve...
vervets
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VERVET, (French) a s...
vesicae
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VESICA, (Latin) a bl...
vesical
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pertaining to the bl...
vesicas
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VESICA, (Latin) a bl...
vesicle
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a small blister or b...
vespers
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VESPER, an evening s...
vespids
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VESPID, a social was...
vespine
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of wasps; wasplike,...
vespoid
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of wasps; wasplike,...
vessail
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(Scott) a vessel, al...
vessels
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VESSEL, a craft for...
vestals
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VESTAL, (Latin) one...
vestees
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VESTEE, a garment wo...
vestige
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a visible sign of so...
vesting
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the act of placing a...
vestral
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relating to a vestry...
vesture
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clothing, esp. eccle...
vetches
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VETCH, any of a numb...
veteran
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a former member of t...
vetiver
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(Tamil) an East Indi...
vetkoek
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(Afrikaans) a deep-f...
vetoers
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VETOER, one who veto...
vetoing
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VETO, to forbid or p...
vetters
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VETTER, one that eva...
vetting
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as in positive vetti...
vettura
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(Italian) a carriage...
vexedly
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VEXED [adv]
vexilla
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VEXILLUM, the web or...
vexings
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VEXING, the act of v...
viaduct
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a structure carrying...
vialful
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as much as a vial ca...
vialing
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VIAL, to put in a sm...
vialled
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VIAL, to put in a sm...
viatica
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VIATICUM, an allowan...
viators
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VIATOR, a traveller...
vibices
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VIBEX, a streak unde...
vibiest
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VIBEY, lively, vibra...
vibists
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VIBIST, (colloquial)...
vibrant
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vibrating, resonant...
vibrate
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to move back and for...
vibrato
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(Italian) a tremulou...
vibrion
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a bacterium with a s...
vibrios
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VIBRIO, a bacterium...
vicarly
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like a vicar [adj]
viceroy
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one who rules as the...
vichies
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VICHY, a type of min...
viciate
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(obsolete) to impair...
vicinal
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neighboring; local [...
vicious
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dangerously aggressi...
vicomte
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(French) in France,...
victims
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VICTIM, one who suff...
victors
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VICTOR, one who defe...
victory
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a successful outcome...
victrix
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(Latin) a female vic...
victual
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to provide with food...
vicugna
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a wild wool-bearing...
vicunas
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VICUNA, a wild wool-...
vidalia
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a sweet onion from V...
vidames
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VIDAME, in French fe...
videnda
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VIDENDUM, things to...
videoed
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VIDEO, to make a vid...
vidette
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(French) a mounted s...
vidicon
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a type of television...
vidimus
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(Latin) an attested...
vidiots
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VIDIOT, a habitual u...
viduage
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(Latin) widowhood; w...
viduity
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the state of being a...
viduous
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widowed; empty [adj]
vielles
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VIELLE, (French) a h...
viewers
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VIEWER, one that vie...
viewier
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14
VIEWY, showy; having...
viewing
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17
the act of seeing, w...
viffing
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VIFF, to change dire...
vigoros
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VIGORO, (Australian)...
vigours
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VIGOUR, active stren...
viharas
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VIHARA, (Sanskrit) a...
vihuela
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(Spanish) an old Spa...
vikings
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VIKING, an aggressiv...
vilayet
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(Turkish) one of the...
viliaco
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(obsolete) a coward,...
viliago
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(obsolete) a coward,...
village
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a small community in...
villain
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a malevolent evildoe...
villans
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VILLAN, a malevolent...
villany
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conduct characterist...
villein
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(historical) a free...
villose
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abounding in, or cov...
villous
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abounding in, or cov...
vimanas
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VIMANA, (Sanskrit) i...
viminal
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of or pertaining to...
vinasse
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a residue left after...
vincula
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VINCULUM, (Latin) a...
vinegar
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to treat with a sour...
vinewed
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VINEW, to become mou...
viniest
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VINY, of or pertaini...
vintage
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to strip of grapes,...
vinting
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VINT, to strip of gr...
vintner
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13
a wine merchant [n -...
vinylic
25
18
of or like vinyl [ad...
violate
14
12
to fail to observe d...
violent
14
13
intensely forcible [...
violers
15
12
VIOLER, a viol playe...
violets
15
12
VIOLET, any plant or...
violins
15
13
VIOLIN, the smallest...
violist
16
12
one who plays the vi...
violone
13
13
(Italian) a double-b...
viragos
15
13
VIRAGO, a noisy, dom...
virally
23
15
VIRAL, relating to o...
viranda
13
13
(Hindi) a roofed gal...
virando
13
13
(Hindi) a roofed gal...
virelai
15
12
(French) an old Fren...
virelay
21
14
(French) an old Fren...
viremia
15
14
the presence of vira...
viremic
19
17
pertaining to viraem...
viretot
14
11
(Scott) rush, dash,...
virgate
15
13
an early English lan...
virgers
16
13
VIRGER, (obsolete) a...
virgins
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14
VIRGIN, (Shakespeare...
virgule
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15
a diagonal printing...
virinos
14
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VIRINO, a hypothetic...
virions
14
12
VIRION, a virus part...
viroids
15
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VIROID, a viruslike...
viroses
14
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VIROSIS, infection w...
virosis
15
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infection with a vir...
virtual
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having the effect bu...
virtues
15
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VIRTUE, moral excell...
viruses
15
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VIRUS, (Latin) a pat...
visaged
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having a visage [adj...
visages
15
13
VISAGE, the face of...
visaing
15
14
VISA, to stamp with...
visards
15
12
VISARD, a mask or vi...
viscera
17
14
VISCUS, one of the o...
viscins
18
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VISCIN, the sticky s...
viscoid
18
15
somewhat viscid, als...
viscose
17
14
the sodium salt of c...
viscous
18
15
adhesive or sticky,...
viscums
20
18
VISCUM, a genus of p...
viseing
15
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VISE, to hold in a c...
vishing
18
16
the practise of maki...
visible
18
15
able to be seen [adj...
visibly
25
17
VISIBLE, able to be...
visiers
15
11
VISIER, (Arabic) a m...
visiles
16
12
VISILE, a person who...
visions
14
12
VISION, to see, perc...
visited
15
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VISIT, to call upon...
visitee
14
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the person to whom a...
visiter
15
11
someone who calls in...
visites
15
11
VISITE, (French) a l...
visitor
15
11
someone who calls in...
visnomy
21
17
the act of judging c...
visored
14
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VISOR, to provide wi...
vistaed
14
12
VISTA, to make into,...
visuals
16
13
VISUAL, something vi...
vitally
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VITAL, necessary to...
vitamer
15
14
a type of chemical c...
vitamin
15
15
an organic substance...
vitelli
17
13
VITELLUS, the yolk o...
vitesse
14
11
(French) speed [n -S...
vitexes
20
18
VITEX, (Latin) any o...
vitiate
14
11
to impair the qualit...
vitious
15
12
vicious in the speci...
vitrage
15
13
(French) a thin curt...
vitrail
16
12
(French) stained gla...
vitrain
14
12
a separable constitu...
vitraux
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VITRAIL, (French) st...
vitreum
16
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a vitreous humour of...
vitrics
19
14
the art of making or...
vitrify
24
16
to convert into glas...
vitrine
14
12
a glass showcase for...
vitriol
16
12
to treat with sulfur...
vittate
14
11
marked or striped wi...
vittled
16
13
VITTLE, to provide w...
vittles
16
12
VITTLE, to provide w...
vitular
16
13
pertaining to a calf...
vivaces
19
18
VIVACE, (Italian) a...
vivaing
17
18
VIVA, to examine ora...
vivaria
16
15
VIVARIUM, a place fo...
vivency
25
21
vitality [n VIVENCIE...
viverra
16
15
(Latin) a member of...
vivider
17
16
VIVID, strikingly br...
vividly
25
19
VIVID, strikingly br...
vivific
23
21
vivifying [adj]
vixenly
27
22
snarling [adj]
vizards
18
21
VIZARD, to mask or d...
viziers
18
20
VIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
vizored
17
21
VIZOR, to provide wi...
vizslas
19
21
VIZSLA, (Hungarian)...
vizying
25
25
VIZY, (Scots) to tak...
vizzied
21
30
VIZZIE, (Scots) to t...
vizzies
21
29
VIZZIE, (Scots) to t...
vlogged
17
17
VLOG, to keep a vide...
vlogger
17
16
one who keeps a vlog...
vocable
19
18
capable of being utt...
vocably
26
20
VOCABLE, capable of...
vocalic
21
18
of or pertaining to...
vocally
25
18
with the voice [adv]
vocoder
16
15
an electronic device...
vocular
18
16
vocal [adj]
vocules
18
16
VOCULE, a slight vow...
vodcast
17
15
to broadcast by a vi...
voddies
14
13
VODDY, (Coll) vodka...
vodouns
13
14
VODOUN, West Indian...
voetsak
14
15
(South Africa) offen...
voetsek
14
15
(South Africa) offen...
vogiest
15
13
VOGIE, (Scots) vain,...
voguers
15
14
VOGUER, one who vogu...
voguier
15
14
VOGUEY, in vogue [ad...
voguing
16
17
performing to pop mu...
voguish
18
16
fashionable [adj VOG...
voicers
17
14
VOICER, one who voic...
voicing
18
17
the regulation of th...
voidees
13
12
VOIDEE, (historical)...
voiders
14
12
VOIDER, one who void...
voiding
15
15
the act of voiding [...
voiture
14
12
(French) a carriage...
voivode
15
16
(Russian) orig the t...
volable
17
16
(Shakespeare) nimble...
volante
13
13
a two-wheeled horse...
volatic
18
15
a creature with wing...
volcano
16
16
a centre of eruption...
volleys
22
15
VOLLEY, to return a...
volosts
15
12
VOLOST, (Russian) a...
volpino
16
16
(Italian) a small It...
voltage
15
14
electromotive force...
voltaic
18
15
of electricity, gene...
volting
16
15
VOLT, to make a sudd...
volubil
19
17
(Milton) flowing smo...
voluble
18
17
fluent in speech; to...
volubly
25
19
VOLUBLE, fluent in s...
volumed
16
17
VOLUME, to send or g...
volumes
16
16
VOLUME, to send or g...
voluspa
17
16
a sibyl or prophetes...
voluted
15
14
having a volute [adj...
volutes
15
13
VOLUTE, any marine s...
volutin
15
14
a granular substance...
volvate
16
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having a volva, a sa...
volving
18
19
VOLVE, (obsolete) to...
volvuli
19
18
VOLVULUS, a twisting...
vomicae
17
17
VOMICA, a cavity in...
vomicas
18
17
VOMICA, a cavity in...
vomited
15
15
VOMIT, to eject the...
vomiter
15
14
one who vomits [n -S...
vomitos
15
14
VOMITO, (Spanish) a...
vomitus
16
15
(Latin) matter vomit...
vomming
17
20
VOM, (short for) to...
vongole
14
15
(Italian) in Italian...
voodoos
12
12
VOODOO, West Indian...
voragos
14
13
VORAGO, (Latin) a gu...
vorlage
15
14
(German) the positio...
vorring
15
14
VOR, (Shakespeare) t...
votable
16
15
capable of being vot...
voteens
12
12
VOTEEN, (Irish) a de...
votings
15
14
VOTING, casting a vo...
votives
16
15
VOTIVE, a votive off...
votress
14
11
a female votary, als...
vouched
19
18
VOUCH, to give one's...
vouchee
18
17
one for whom another...
voucher
19
17
to establish the aut...
vouches
19
17
VOUCH, to give one's...
voudons
13
14
VOUDON, West Indian...
voudoun
13
15
West Indian black ma...
voudous
14
14
VOUDOU, to bewitch b...
voulges
16
15
VOULGE, a weapon car...
vouvray
22
18
(French) a French wh...
voweled
17
16
having vowels [adj]
vowelly
25
18
full of vowels [adj]
vowless
18
15
having made no vow [...
voyaged
20
16
VOYAGE, to travel [v...
voyager
20
15
one who voyages [n -...
voyages
20
15
VOYAGE, to travel [v...
voyeurs
20
14
VOYEUR, one who seek...
vroomed
14
15
VROOM, to run an eng...
vuggier
17
16
VUGGY, abounding in...
vughier
18
16
VUGHY, abounding in...
vugular
17
16
pertaining to vugs [...
vulcans
18
17
VULCAN, (Latin) a bl...
vulgars
17
15
VULGAR, the common p...
vulgate
16
15
the common speech of...
vulning
16
17
VULN, to wound; pier...
vulpine
17
17
pertaining to a fox...
vulture
16
14
a bird of prey [n -S...
vulturn
16
15
(obsolete) the Austr...
vulvate
17
17
shaped like a vulva,...
vumming
18
21
VUM, to vow [v]
vuttier
15
12
VUTTY, (dialect) dir...
vyingly
29
19
VYING, contending [a...
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