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vacances
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VACANCE, the state o...
vacantly
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VACANT, empty [adv]
vacating
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VACATE, to make vaca...
vacation
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to take a holiday [v...
vacaturs
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VACATUR, (Latin) the...
vaccinal
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of or pertaining to...
vaccinas
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VACCINA, (Latin) cow...
vaccinee
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one that is vaccinat...
vaccines
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VACCINE, a preparati...
vaccinia
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(Latin) cowpox, also...
vacherin
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(French) a kind of c...
vacuated
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VACUATE, (obsolete)...
vacuates
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VACUATE, (obsolete)...
vacuists
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VACUIST, one who thi...
vacuolar
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relating to a vacuol...
vacuoles
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VACUOLE, a small cav...
vacuumed
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VACUUM, to operate a...
vagabond
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to live like a vagra...
vagaries
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VAGARY, a whim, also...
vagarish
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showing vagaries [ad...
vagility
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freedom of movement...
vaginant
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sheathing [adj]
vaginate
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invested with, or as...
vaginula
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a little sheath, als...
vaginule
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a little sheath, als...
vagotomy
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surgical division of...
vagrancy
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the state of being a...
vagrants
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VAGRANT, a wanderer...
vainesse
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(Spenser) vanity, fu...
vainness
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the state of being v...
vairiest
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VAIRY, charged or va...
vaivodes
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VAIVODE, (Russian) o...
vajazzle
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to adorn the female...
vakasses
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VAKASS, (Armenian) a...
valanced
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VALANCE, to drape wi...
valances
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VALANCE, to drape wi...
valences
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VALENCE, a chemical...
valencia
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a kind of woven fabr...
valerate
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a salt of valeric ac...
valerian
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a perennial herb [n...
valeting
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the act of being a v...
valguses
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VALGUS, (Latin) the...
valiance
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courage, also VALOR,...
valiancy
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valour, also VALIANC...
valiants
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VALIANT, (obsolete)...
validate
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to give legal force...
validest
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VALID, sound, legall...
validity
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the state of being v...
valkyrie
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a maiden in Norse my...
valleyed
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having valleys [adj]
vallhund
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(Swedish) a Swedish...
vallonia
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(Italian) a tanning...
valoneas
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VALONEA, (Italian) a...
valonias
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VALONIA, (Italian) a...
valorise
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to establish and mai...
valorize
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to establish and mai...
valorous
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courageous [adj VALO...
valproic
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as in valproic acid,...
valuable
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having value [adj VA...
valuably
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VALUABLE, having val...
valuated
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VALUATE, to appraise...
valuates
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VALUATE, to appraise...
valuator
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an appraiser, also E...
valvelet
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a small valve [n -S]
valvulae
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VALVULA, a small val...
valvular
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pertaining to a valv...
valvules
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VALVULE, a small val...
vambrace
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(historical) a piece...
vamoosed
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VAMOOSE, to leave qu...
vamooses
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VAMOOSE, to leave qu...
vamosing
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VAMOSE, to leave qui...
vampiest
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VAMPY, like a vamp,...
vampings
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VAMPING, the patchin...
vampired
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VAMPIRE, to prey upo...
vampires
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VAMPIRE, to prey upo...
vampiric
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pertaining to a bloo...
vamplate
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a hand guard [n -S]
vanadate
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a salt of vanadic ac...
vanadium
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a silvery metallic e...
vanadous
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pertaining to vanadi...
vandalic
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resembling the Vanda...
vandyked
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VANDYKE, to notch or...
vandykes
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VANDYKE, to notch or...
vaneless
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without a vane [adj]
vanessas
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VANESSA, a butterfly...
vanessid
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a butterfly of the r...
vanguard
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the forefront of a m...
vanillas
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VANILLA, (Spanish) a...
vanillic
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pertaining to, or de...
vanillin
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a white crystalline...
vanished
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VANISH, to disappear...
vanisher
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one who vanishes [n...
vanishes
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VANISH, to disappear...
vanitied
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full of vanity [adj]
vanities
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VANITY, inflated pri...
vanitory
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a combined dressing...
vanloads
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VANLOAD, the quantit...
vannings
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VANNING, a process b...
vanpools
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VANPOOL, an arrangem...
vanquish
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to defeat in battle...
vantaged
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VANTAGE, (Spenser) t...
vantages
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VANTAGE, (Spenser) t...
vapidest
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VAPID, empty [adj]
vapidity
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the state of being v...
vaporers
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VAPORER, one that va...
vaporing
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boastful talk [n -S]
vaporise
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to turn into vapor,...
vaporish
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resembling or sugges...
vaporize
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to turn into vapor,...
vaporous
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like vapour [adj]
vapoured
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VAPOUR, to turn into...
vapourer
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one that vapours, al...
vapulate
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to flog; to be flogg...
vaqueros
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VAQUERO, (Spanish) o...
varactor
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a two-electrode semi...
varenyky
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(Russian) Ukrainian...
vareuses
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VAREUSE, (French) a...
vargueno
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(Spanish) a cabinet...
variable
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liable to vary [adj...
variably
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VARIABLE, liable to...
variance
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a deviation or alter...
variants
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VARIANT, something t...
variated
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VARIATE, to change,...
variates
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VARIATE, to change,...
variceal
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of or relating to a...
varicoid
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resembling a swollen...
varicose
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swollen, esp. in irr...
variedly
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VARIED [adv]
varietal
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of or having the cha...
variform
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having various forms...
variolar
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of or like variola,...
variolas
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VARIOLA, (Latin) sma...
varioles
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VARIOLE, a small dep...
variorum
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(Latin) an edition o...
varistor
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a semiconductor with...
varitype
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to produce copy on a...
varletry
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a group of common pe...
varletto
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(Shakespeare) sham I...
varments
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VARMENT, (dialect) a...
varmints
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VARMINT, an animal c...
varnishy
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like varnish, glossy...
varoomed
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VAROOM, to run an en...
vartabed
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a member of an Armen...
varyings
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VARYING, the act of...
vascular
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pertaining to ducts...
vasculum
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a box used to hold p...
vasefuls
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VASEFUL, the content...
vaselike
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like a vase [adj]
vaseline
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to cover or smear wi...
vasiform
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having the form of a...
vasotomy
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a surgical cutting o...
vassails
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VASSAIL, (Scott) a v...
vassalry
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vassals collectively...
vastiest
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VASTY, (archaic) vas...
vastness
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the state of being v...
vaticide
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the killing of a pro...
vauching
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VAUCH, (dialect) to...
vaultage
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a cavern, also VAUNT...
vaulters
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VAULTER, one who vau...
vaultier
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VAULTY, (Shakespeare...
vaulting
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the act of vaulting...
vauncing
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VAUNCE, (Spenser) to...
vauntage
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(Spenser) vantage [n...
vaunters
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VAUNTER, one who boa...
vauntery
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(archaic) vaunting,...
vauntful
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given to vaunting or...
vauntier
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VAUNTY, boastful, al...
vaunting
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boastful [adj VAUNTI...
vauriens
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VAURIEN, (French) a...
vavasors
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VAVASOR, a knight, n...
vavasory
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the tenure or lands...
vavasour
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a knight, noble etc....
vavassor
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a knight, noble etc....
vawntier
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VAWNTIE, boastful, a...
vealiest
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VEALY, resembling ve...
vectored
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VECTOR, to guide in...
vedalias
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VEDALIA, an Australi...
vedettes
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VEDETTE, (French) a...
veerings
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VEERING, the act of...
veganism
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the practice of eati...
vegelate
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a kind of chocolate...
vegemite
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(colloquial) a child...
vegetals
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VEGETAL, a plant or...
vegetant
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characteristic of pl...
vegetate
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to live an inactive...
vegetist
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one that eats only p...
vegetive
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(Shakespeare) a plan...
vehement
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ardent [adj VEHEMENT...
vehicles
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VEHICLE, a device us...
vehmique
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relating to a vehm,...
veiledly
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VEILED [adv]
veiliest
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VEILY, like a veil,...
veilings
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VEILING, material fo...
veilless
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without a veil [adj]
veillike
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like a veil [adj]
veiniest
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VEINY, full of veins...
veinings
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VEINING, a network o...
veinless
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without veins [adj]
veinlets
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VEINLET, a small vei...
veinlike
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like a vein [adj]
veinules
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VEINULE, a small vei...
veinulet
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a small veinule, als...
velamina
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VELAMEN, a thin memb...
velarise
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to pronounce with th...
velarium
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an awning over an an...
velarize
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to pronounce with th...
velatura
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(Italian) a method o...
veligers
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VELIGER, (Latin) a m...
velleity
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a very low degree of...
velocity
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rapidity of motion [...
veloutes
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VELOUTE, (French) a...
velskoen
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(Afrikaans) a shoe m...
veluring
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VELURE, (Shakespeare...
velveret
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a kind of velvet hav...
velveted
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having the plush of...
venality
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the state of being v...
venation
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the arrangement and...
venators
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VENATOR, (Latin) a h...
vendable
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that can be vended [...
vendaces
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VENDACE, a whitefish...
vendages
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VENDAGE, the grape h...
vendange
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the grape harvest, a...
vendetta
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(Italian) a blood fe...
vendeuse
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(French) a saleswoma...
vendible
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that can be vended [...
vendibly
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VENDIBLE, that can b...
vendings
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VENDING, the act of...
vendises
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VENDIS, a whitefish,...
veneered
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VENEER, to overlay w...
veneerer
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one who veneers [n -...
venenate
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to poison [v VENENAT...
venenose
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poisonous [adj]
venerate
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to revere [v VENERAT...
venereal
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relating to sexual d...
venerean
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a person addicted to...
venerers
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VENERER, a gamekeepe...
veneries
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VENERY, (archaic) th...
venetian
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a flexible window bl...
vengeful
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seeking to avenge, a...
venially
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VENIAL, easily excus...
venidium
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a plant native to So...
venisons
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VENISON, the edible...
venogram
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an X-ray of a vein [...
venology
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the study of veins [...
venomers
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VENOMER, (archaic) a...
venoming
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VENOM, to inject wit...
venomous
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poisonous [adj VENOM...
venosity
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the state of being v...
venously
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VENOUS, full of vein...
ventages
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VENTAGE, (Shakespear...
ventaile
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(Spenser) the movabl...
ventails
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VENTAIL, the movable...
ventanas
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VENTANA, (Spanish) a...
ventayle
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(Spenser) the movabl...
ventiges
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VENTIGE, (Shakespear...
ventings
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VENTING, the act of...
ventless
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without a vent [adj]
ventoses
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VENTOSE, an apparatu...
ventouse
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an apparatus sometim...
ventrals
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VENTRAL, a ventral f...
ventring
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(Milton) an enterpri...
ventrous
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(Spenser) adventurou...
ventured
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VENTURE, to risk, al...
venturer
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one who ventures [n...
ventures
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VENTURE, to risk, al...
venturis
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VENTURI, a device fo...
venulose
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full of venules, or...
venulous
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full of venules, or...
venville
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a form of tenure in...
veracity
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conformity to truth...
verandah
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(Hindi) a roofed gal...
verandas
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VERANDA, (Hindi) a r...
veratria
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a poisonous mixture...
veratrin
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a poisonous mixture...
veratrum
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(Latin) a genus of c...
verbally
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VERBAL, in words [ad...
verbatim
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(Latin) word for wor...
verbenas
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VERBENA, a plant of...
verbiage
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a profusion of words...
verbiles
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VERBILE, one whose m...
verbings
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VERBING, using a nou...
verbless
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without a verb [adj]
verboser
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VERBOSE, wordy [adj]
verboten
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(German) forbidden [...
verdancy
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the state of being v...
verdelho
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(Portuguese) a white...
verderer
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(historical) an offi...
verderor
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an officer in charge...
verdicts
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VERDICT, the decisio...
verditer
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(archaic) a greenish...
verdites
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VERDITE, green mica...
verdured
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having green vegetat...
verdures
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VERDURE, green veget...
verecund
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(Latin) shy, coy, ba...
vergence
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the simultaneous tur...
vergency
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the act of verging o...
verified
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VERIFY, to prove to...
verifier
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one who verifies [n...
verifies
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VERIFY, to prove to...
verismos
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VERISMO, realism in...
veristic
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relating to verism,...
verities
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VERITY, truth [n]
verjuice
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the sour juice of cr...
verjuses
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VERJUS, the sour jui...
verkramp
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(Afrikaans) in South...
verligte
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(Afrikaans) in South...
vermeils
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VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermells
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VERMELL, (Spenser) v...
vermined
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infested with vermin...
vermoulu
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(French) eaten by wo...
vermouth
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(French) a drink wit...
vermuths
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VERMUTH, (French) a...
vernacle
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a handkerchief beari...
vernally
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VERNAL, pertaining t...
vernicle
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a handkerchief beari...
verniers
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VERNIER, an auxiliar...
vernixes
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VERNIX, a fatty subs...
veronals
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VERONAL, a barbitone...
veronica
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a handkerchief beari...
verquere
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a form of backgammon...
verquire
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a form of backgammon...
verrines
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VERRINE, an appetise...
verrucae
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VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
verrucas
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VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
verrugas
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VERRUGA, (Spanish) a...
versants
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VERSANT, the slope o...
verselet
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a little verse [n -S...
verseman
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one who writes verse...
versemen
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VERSEMAN, one who wr...
versicle
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a short verse in a c...
versines
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VERSINE, a versed si...
versings
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VERSING, the composi...
versions
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VERSION [n]
vertebra
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a component of the v...
vertexes
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VERTEX, (Latin) the...
vertical
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upright [adj VERTICA...
vertices
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VERTEX, (Latin) the...
verticil
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a circular arrangeme...
vertigos
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VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertisol
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a type of clayey soi...
vertuous
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(Spenser) possessing...
vervains
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VERVAIN, a wild verb...
vesicant
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any agent that induc...
vesicate
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15
to blister [v VESICA...
vesicles
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VESICLE, a small bli...
vesicula
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17
a small blister or b...
vesperal
18
16
an office-book conta...
vespiary
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17
a nest of wasps [n V...
vessails
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13
VESSAIL, (Scott) a v...
vesseled
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having a vessel [adj...
vestally
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VESTAL, relating to...
vestiary
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14
a dressing room [n V...
vestiges
17
14
VESTIGE, a visible s...
vestigia
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14
VESTIGIUM, (Latin) a...
vestings
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15
VESTING, the act of...
vestless
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13
without a vest [adj]
vestlike
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resembling a short s...
vestment
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a ceremonial garment...
vestries
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VESTRY, a room in wh...
vestural
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relating to vesture,...
vestured
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14
VESTURE, (archaic) t...
vesturer
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a person responsible...
vestures
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13
VESTURE, (archaic) t...
vesuvian
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a smoker's slow-burn...
vetchier
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17
VETCHY, covered with...
veterans
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VETERAN, a former me...
vetivers
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VETIVER, (Tamil) an...
vetivert
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(Tamil) the essentia...
vetkoeks
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VETKOEK, (Afrikaans)...
vetoless
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not exercising a vet...
vettings
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15
VETTING, as in posit...
vetturas
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VETTURA, (Italian) a...
vexation
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a cause of trouble [...
vexatory
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21
causing annoyance [a...
vexillar
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of or like a vexillu...
vexillum
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the web or vane of a...
vexingly
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VEXING, annoying [ad...
viaducts
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17
VIADUCT, a structure...
vialfuls
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VIALFUL, as much as...
vialling
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VIAL, to put in a sm...
viameter
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a device for measuri...
viatical
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pertaining to travel...
viaticum
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an allowance for tra...
viatores
15
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VIATOR, a traveller...
vibrance
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the state of being v...
vibrancy
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the state of being v...
vibrants
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VIBRANT, a sonant, a...
vibrated
18
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VIBRATE, to move bac...
vibrates
18
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VIBRATE, to move bac...
vibrator
18
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a type of dildo that...
vibratos
18
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VIBRATO, (Italian) a...
vibrioid
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of or like a vibrio,...
vibrions
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VIBRION, a bacterium...
vibrissa
19
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a bristle like a cat...
vibronic
21
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caused by electronic...
viburnum
20
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(Latin) a kind of sh...
vicarage
19
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the habitation of a...
vicarate
18
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the office or author...
vicaress
19
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a vicar's wife [n -E...
vicarial
20
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of or pertaining to...
vicaries
19
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VICARY, a vicarship...
viceless
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having no immoral ha...
vicelike
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held very firmly as...
vicenary
24
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pertaining to the nu...
viceroys
25
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VICEROY, one who rul...
viciated
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VICIATE, (obsolete)...
viciates
19
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VICIATE, (obsolete)...
vicinage
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the region near or a...
vicinity
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the region near or a...
vicomtes
20
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VICOMTE, (French) in...
victoria
19
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a kind of light carr...
victress
20
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a female victor, als...
victrola
20
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(trade) a type of gr...
victuals
21
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VICTUAL, to provide...
vicugnas
20
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VICUGNA, a wild wool...
vidalias
17
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VIDALIA, a sweet oni...
videndum
17
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things to be seen [n...
videocam
19
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a camera for taking...
videofit
18
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a type of identikit...
videoing
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VIDEO, to make a vid...
videotex
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an electronic system...
videttes
16
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VIDETTE, (French) a...
vidicons
19
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VIDICON, a type of t...
viduages
17
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VIDUAGE, (Latin) wid...
viewable
21
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able to be viewed [a...
viewbook
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a promotional bookle...
viewdata
18
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a communications sys...
viewiest
19
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VIEWY, showy; having...
viewings
20
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VIEWING, the act of...
viewless
20
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having no opinions [...
viewport
21
18
a framed area on a c...
viewshed
21
18
the natural environm...
vigilant
18
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watchful [adj VIGILA...
vigneron
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(French) a vine-grow...
vignette
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(French) a small, or...
vigorish
20
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(Yiddish) the percen...
vigoroso
16
14
(Italian) in music,...
vigorous
17
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full of vigor [adj V...
vihuelas
19
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VIHUELA, (Spanish) a...
vilayets
23
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VILAYET, (Turkish) o...
vildness
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the state of being v...
vileness
16
14
the state of being v...
viliacos
20
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VILIACO, (obsolete)...
viliagos
18
15
VILIAGO, (obsolete)...
vilified
20
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VILIFY, to slander;...
vilifier
20
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one who vilifies [n...
vilifies
20
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VILIFY, to slander;...
vilipend
19
18
(Latin) to treat as...
villadom
19
18
villas collectively...
villager
19
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one who lives in a v...
villages
19
16
VILLAGE, a small com...
villagey
25
18
pertaining to or cha...
villagio
19
16
(Scott) a coward, al...
villains
18
15
VILLAIN, a malevolen...
villainy
24
17
conduct characterist...
villatic
22
17
(Milton) of or relat...
villeins
18
15
VILLEIN, (historical...
villiaco
21
17
(Shakespeare) a cowa...
villiago
19
16
(Shakespeare) a cowa...
vinasses
15
13
VINASSE, a residue l...
vincible
22
20
capable of being con...
vincibly
29
22
VINCIBLE, capable of...
vincular
20
18
of or like a vinculu...
vinculum
22
22
(Latin) a horizontal...
vindaloo
15
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a curried dish made...
vinegars
16
15
VINEGAR, to treat wi...
vinegary
22
17
sour like vinegar [a...
vineless
16
14
with no vine [adj]
vinelike
17
18
like a vine [adj]
vineries
15
13
VINERY, a place in w...
vinewing
19
19
VINEW, to become mou...
vineyard
21
16
an area planted with...
vinifera
17
16
a European grape [n...
vinified
18
17
VINIFY, to convert i...
vinifies
18
16
VINIFY, to convert i...
vinolent
15
15
addicted to wine [ad...
vinology
23
18
the study of vines [...
vinosity
22
15
the character of a w...
vinously
23
17
VINOUS, pertaining t...
vintaged
16
16
VINTAGE, to strip of...
vintager
16
15
one that harvests wi...
vintages
16
15
VINTAGE, to strip of...
vintners
15
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VINTNER, a wine merc...
vintries
16
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VINTRY, a wine-shop...
violable
19
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capable of being vio...
violably
26
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VIOLABLE, capable of...
violated
16
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VIOLATE, to fail to...
violater
16
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one who violates, al...
violates
16
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VIOLATE, to fail to...
violator
16
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one who violates, al...
violence
18
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a violent action [n...
violents
16
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VIOLENT, (obsolete)...
violists
18
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VIOLIST, one who pla...
violones
15
14
VIOLONE, (Italian) a...
viomycin
26
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a drug used in the t...
viperine
17
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of or pertaining to...
viperish
21
17
like a viper [adj VI...
viperous
18
16
having the qualities...
viraemia
16
15
the presence of vira...
viraemic
20
18
pertaining to viraem...
viragoes
16
14
VIRAGO, a noisy, dom...
virality
24
15
the state of being v...
virandas
15
14
VIRANDA, (Hindi) a r...
virandos
15
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VIRANDO, (Hindi) a r...
virelais
17
13
VIRELAI, (French) an...
virelays
23
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VIRELAY, (French) an...
virement
16
16
in accounting, an au...
viremias
17
15
VIREMIA, the presenc...
viretots
16
12
VIRETOT, (Scott) rus...
virgates
17
14
VIRGATE, an early En...
virginal
18
16
like a virgin [adj V...
virgined
17
16
VIRGIN, (Shakespeare...
virginia
17
15
a type of tobacco gr...
virginly
25
18
VIRGIN, chaste [adv]
virgules
19
16
VIRGULE, a diagonal...
viricide
20
16
a substance that des...
viridian
16
14
a greenish-blue pigm...
viridite
17
13
a green decompositio...
viridity
24
15
the state of being v...
virilely
25
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VIRILE, having mascu...
virilise
18
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to introduce male ch...
virilism
20
16
the development of m...
virility
25
15
the state of being v...
virilize
21
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to introduce male ch...
virogene
15
15
a virus-forming gene...
virology
24
17
the study of viruses...
virtuosa
16
13
(Italian) a female v...
virtuose
16
13
VIRTUOSA, (Italian)...
virtuosi
17
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VIRTUOSO, a highly s...
virtuoso
16
13
a highly skilled art...
virtuous
17
14
characterized by vir...
virucide
20
17
a substance that des...
virulent
17
15
extremely poisonous...
virusoid
17
14
a particle of RNA as...
visagist
18
14
an expert in facial...
viscacha
24
20
a gregarious burrowi...
viscaria
19
15
any plant of the gen...
visceral
20
16
pertaining to the in...
viscidly
28
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VISCID, thick and ad...
viscoses
19
15
VISCOSE, the sodium...
viscount
19
17
a British or Irish n...
viselike
18
17
like a vise [adj]
vishings
20
17
VISHING, the practis...
visibles
20
16
VISIBLE, a visible t...
visieing
17
15
VISIE, (Scots) to ta...
visional
16
14
imaginary [adj VISIO...
visioned
15
14
VISION, to see, perc...
visioner
15
13
a person who sees vi...
visitant
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someone who calls in...
visitees
16
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VISITEE, the person...
visiters
17
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VISITER, someone who...
visiting
18
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the act of paying a...
visitors
17
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VISITOR, someone who...
visnomie
16
16
the act of judging c...
visoring
17
15
VISOR, to provide wi...
vistaing
17
15
VISTA, to make into,...
visually
25
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VISUAL, related to s...
vitalise
17
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to give life to, als...
vitalism
19
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the philosophical do...
vitalist
18
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one who holds to the...
vitality
24
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exuberant physical s...
vitalize
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to give life to, als...
vitamers
17
15
VITAMER, a type of c...
vitamine
16
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an organic substance...
vitamins
17
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VITAMIN, an organic...
vitative
18
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concerned with the p...
vitellin
18
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a protein found in e...
vitellus
19
15
the yolk of an egg [...
vitesses
16
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VITESSE, (French) sp...
vitiable
19
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able to be impaired...
vitiated
16
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VITIATE, to impair t...
vitiates
16
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VITIATE, to impair t...
vitiator
16
12
one who vitiates [n...
viticeta
19
15
VITICETUM, a plantat...
viticide
20
16
a vine pest [n -S]
vitiligo
19
15
a rare skin disease...
vitrages
17
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VITRAGE, (French) a...
vitrains
16
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VITRAIN, a separable...
vitreous
16
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glassy [adj VITREOUS...
vitreums
18
16
VITREUM, a vitreous...
vitrines
16
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VITRINE, a glass sho...
vitriols
18
13
VITRIOL, to treat wi...
vittling
19
16
VITTLE, to provide w...
vituline
17
15
pertaining to a calf...
vivacity
28
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the state of being v...
vivaries
18
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VIVARY, a place for...
vivarium
20
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a place for raising...
viverras
18
16
VIVERRA, (Latin) a m...
viverrid
19
17
a member of the ferr...
vividest
19
17
VIVID, strikingly br...
vividity
26
19
the state of being v...
vivified
21
20
VIVIFY, to give life...
vivifier
21
19
one who vivifies [n...
vivifies
21
19
VIVIFY, to give life...
vivipara
20
19
animals that bring f...
vivipary
27
21
plants that germinat...
vivisect
22
19
to dissect the livin...
vixenish
24
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bad-tempered, snarli...
vizament
19
25
(Shakespeare) advise...
vizarded
19
23
VIZARD, to mask or d...
vizcacha
27
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a gregarious burrowi...
vizirate
19
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the office of a vizi...
vizirial
21
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of or like a vizir,...
vizoring
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VIZOR, to provide wi...
vloggers
19
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VLOGGER, one who kee...
vlogging
20
20
the act of keeping a...
vocables
21
19
VOCABLE, a word, or...
vocalese
18
16
a type of singing in...
vocalics
23
19
VOCALIC, a vowel sou...
vocalion
18
17
a musical instrument...
vocalise
19
16
to produce with the...
vocalism
21
19
the exercise of the...
vocalist
20
16
a singer, as opposed...
vocality
26
18
the possession of ex...
vocalize
22
25
to produce with the...
vocation
17
16
one's profession, bu...
vocative
20
19
relating to the act...
vocoders
18
16
VOCODER, an electron...
vodcasts
19
16
VODCAST, to broadcas...
voertsak
16
16
(South Africa) offen...
voertsek
16
16
(South Africa) offen...
vogueing
17
18
performing to pop mu...
voguiest
17
15
VOGUEY, in vogue [ad...
voguings
18
18
VOGUING, performing...
voiceful
22
20
having a voice; voca...
voicings
20
18
VOICING, the regulat...
voidable
18
17
able to be voided [a...
voidance
17
17
the act of voiding [...
voidings
17
16
VOIDING, the act of...
voidness
15
14
the state of being v...
voitures
16
13
VOITURE, (French) a...
voivodes
17
17
VOIVODE, (Russian) o...
volantes
15
14
VOLANTE, a two-wheel...
volaries
16
13
VOLARY, an aviary [n...
volatics
20
16
VOLATIC, a creature...
volatile
17
14
readily vaporizable...
volcanic
22
20
of or like a volcano...
volcanos
18
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VOLCANO, a centre of...
voleries
16
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VOLERY, a large bird...
volitant
16
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capable of flying [a...
volitate
16
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to fly about, flutte...
volition
16
14
the power of choosin...
volitive
19
17
a desiderative verb...
volleyed
23
17
VOLLEY, to return a...
volleyer
23
16
one who volleys e.g....
volpinos
18
17
VOLPINO, (Italian) a...
volplane
18
18
to glide in an aerop...
voltages
17
15
VOLTAGE, electromoti...
voltaism
18
16
electricity produced...
voluming
19
20
VOLUME, to send or g...
volumise
18
17
to give extra body t...
volumist
19
17
an author [n -S]
volumize
21
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to give extra body t...
voluspas
19
17
VOLUSPA, a sibyl or...
volutins
17
15
VOLUTIN, a granular...
volution
16
15
a revolving movement...
volutoid
17
15
like a volute [adj]
volvoxes
24
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VOLVOX, any of a gen...
volvulus
21
20
a twisting of the in...
vomerine
15
16
of or pertaining to...
vomiters
17
15
VOMITER, one who vom...
vomiting
18
18
the act of vomiting...
vomitive
19
19
a substance causing...
vomitory
23
17
an opening in a larg...
vomitous
17
16
pertaining to vomiti...
voodooed
13
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VOODOO, to bewitch b...
voorskot
16
16
(Afrikaans) advance...
voracity
25
17
greed [n VORACITIES]
voragoes
15
14
VORAGO, (Latin) a gu...
vorlages
17
15
VORLAGE, (German) th...
vortexes
21
19
VORTEX, a whirling m...
vortical
20
16
like a vortex, whirl...
vortices
19
15
VORTEX, a whirling m...
votaress
15
12
a female votary, als...
votaries
15
12
VOTARY, a person who...
votarist
16
12
a person who is boun...
voteable
17
16
capable of being vot...
voteless
16
13
without a vote [adj]
votively
25
19
VOTIVE, performed in...
vouchees
20
18
VOUCHEE, one for who...
vouchers
21
18
VOUCHER, to establis...
vouching
22
21
VOUCH, to give one's...
voudoued
15
16
VOUDOU, to bewitch b...
voudouns
15
16
VOUDOUN, West Indian...
voussoir
16
13
(French) one of the...
voutsafe
17
16
(Milton) to vouchsaf...
vouvrays
24
19
VOUVRAY, (French) a...
vowelise
19
16
to use as a vowel, a...
vowelize
22
25
to use as a vowel, a...
vowelled
20
18
VOWEL, to use as a s...
vowesses
18
15
VOWESS, (historical)...
voyagers
22
16
VOYAGER, one who voy...
voyageur
22
17
an employee of a fur...
voyaging
23
19
the act of making a...
vraicker
20
19
a gatherer of vraic,...
vrooming
17
18
VROOM, to run an eng...
vuggiest
19
17
VUGGY, abounding in...
vughiest
20
17
VUGHY, abounding in...
vulcanic
23
21
of or like a volcano...
vulgarer
18
16
VULGAR, common [adj]
vulgarly
26
19
VULGAR, common [adv]
vulgates
18
16
VULGATE, the common...
vulguses
19
17
VULGUS, (Latin) the...
vulsella
19
16
forceps with clawed...
vultures
18
15
VULTURE, a bird of p...
vulturns
18
16
VULTURN, (obsolete)...
vulvitis
21
18
inflammation of the...
vuttiest
17
13
VUTTY, (dialect) dir...
vuvuzela
22
28
(South Africa) a pla...
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