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vacant
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14
empty [adj VACANTLY]
vacate
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13
to make vacant [v VA...
vacked
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18
VAC, to clean with a...
vacuum
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18
a space completely e...
vading
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14
VADE, to pass away [...
vadose
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11
located above the pe...
vagary
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14
a whim, also FEGARY...
vagged
14
15
VAG, to arrest someo...
vagile
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13
free to move about [...
vagina
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13
the passage leading...
vagrom
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15
(Shakespeare) vagran...
vagued
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14
VAGUE, to be vague [...
vaguer
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13
VAGUE, indeterminate...
vagues
13
13
VAGUE, to be vague [...
vahana
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13
(Sanskrit) a vehicle...
vahine
13
13
(Tahitian) a woman [...
vailed
13
12
VAIL, (archaic) to l...
vainer
11
11
VAIN, filled with un...
vainly
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14
VAIN, filled with un...
vakass
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14
(Armenian) a priest'...
vakeel
13
15
(Hindi) a native law...
vakils
15
15
VAKIL, (Hindi) a nat...
valeta
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(Spanish) a kind of...
valete
12
11
(Latin) a farewell,...
valets
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11
VALET, to act as a p...
valgus
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14
(Latin) the position...
valine
12
12
an amino acid, essen...
valise
13
11
(French) an overnigh...
valium
15
15
as in valium picnic,...
valkyr
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17
a maiden in Norse my...
vallar
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12
(Latin) a Roman circ...
valley
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14
a depression of the...
vallum
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16
(Latin) a rampart; a...
valors
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11
VALOR, (US) valour [...
valour
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12
courage, also VALOR...
valsed
13
12
VALSE, (French) to w...
valses
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11
VALSE, (French) to w...
valued
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13
VALUE, to estimate t...
valuer
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12
one that values [n -...
values
13
12
VALUE, to estimate t...
valuta
13
12
(Italian) the compar...
valval
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pertaining to a valv...
valvar
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15
pertaining to a valv...
valved
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16
VALVE, to provide wi...
valves
15
15
VALVE, to provide wi...
vamose
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13
to leave quickly, al...
vamped
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17
VAMP, to repair or p...
vamper
15
16
one who vamps; one w...
vandal
12
13
one who destroys or...
vandas
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12
VANDA, (Hindi) a kin...
vanish
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13
to disappear, also E...
vanity
18
13
inflated pride in on...
vanman
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15
a man who drives a v...
vanmen
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15
VANMAN, a man who dr...
vanned
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13
VAN, to transport in...
vanner
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12
a person who owns a...
vapers
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13
VAPER, one who vapes...
vaping
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the practice of inha...
vapors
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13
VAPOR, mist, fume or...
vapory
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15
full of vapors; vapo...
vapour
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14
mist, fume or smoke...
varans
11
11
VARAN, (Arabic) a mo...
varech
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15
a kind of seaweed, a...
varecs
15
13
VAREC, a kind of sea...
varias
12
10
VARIA, (Latin) a lit...
varied
12
11
VARY, to make differ...
varier
12
10
a wanderer; one who...
varies
12
10
VARY, to make differ...
varlet
13
11
(archaic) a servant,...
varnas
11
11
VARNA, (Sanskrit) an...
varoom
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to run an engine at...
varroa
11
10
(Latin) an Asiatic m...
varsal
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11
(colloquial) univers...
varved
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having a varve depos...
varvel
15
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a ring for a hawk's...
varves
14
14
VARVE, a seasonal la...
vassal
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11
a dependent, a retai...
vaster
12
10
VAST, huge [adj]
vastly
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13
VAST, huge [adv]
vatful
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15
as much as a vat can...
vatman
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14
an employee of the C...
vatmen
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14
VATMAN, an employee...
vatted
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11
VAT, to put into a l...
vatter
12
10
one who uses a vat [...
vaudoo
11
12
West Indian black ma...
vaults
14
12
VAULT, to leap over,...
vaulty
20
14
(Shakespeare) like a...
vaunce
14
15
(Spenser) to advance...
vaunts
12
12
VAUNT, to boast [v]
vaunty
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14
boastful, also VAUNT...
vauted
12
12
VAUTE, (obsolete) to...
vautes
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11
VAUTE, (obsolete) to...
vaward
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(Shakespeare) the fo...
vawted
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14
VAWTE, (obsolete) to...
vawtes
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13
VAWTE, (obsolete) to...
vealed
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12
VEALE, (Spenser) to...
vealer
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11
a calf raised for fo...
veales
12
11
VEALE, (Spenser) to...
vector
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13
to guide in flight b...
veduta
12
12
(Italian) a panorami...
vedute
12
12
VEDUTA, (Italian) a...
veejay
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an announcer on a pr...
veenas
10
11
VEENA, (Sanskrit) an...
veepee
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13
(US colloquial) a vi...
veered
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11
VEER, to change dire...
vegans
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13
VEGAN, one who refra...
vegete
12
12
vigorous, active [ad...
vegged
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VEG, to laze about [...
vegges
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14
VEG, to laze about [...
veggie
14
14
(colloquial) a veget...
vegies
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12
VEGIE, a vegetarian,...
vehmic
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18
relating to a vehm,...
veiled
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12
VEIL, to cover with...
veiler
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11
one who veils [n -S]
veinal
12
12
pertaining to the ve...
veined
11
12
VEIN, to fill with t...
veiner
11
11
a tool used in wood...
velars
13
11
VELAR, a sound produ...
velate
12
11
having a velum, a ve...
velcro
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14
(tradename) a closur...
veldts
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12
VELDT, (Afrikaans) o...
veleta
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11
(Spanish) a kind of...
vellet
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12
(Spenser) velvet [n...
vellon
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13
(Spanish) a copper a...
vellum
16
16
(Latin) calf or lamb...
vellus
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13
as in vellus hair, s...
veloce
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14
(Italian) rapidly [a...
velour
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12
a fabric resembling...
velure
13
12
(Shakespeare) to smo...
velvet
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a silk, cotton, etc....
vended
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VEND, to sell [v]
vendee
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12
the person to whom a...
vender
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12
a seller, also VENDO...
vendis
12
12
a whitefish, found i...
vendor
11
12
a seller, also VENDE...
vendue
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13
(Dutch) a public sal...
vendus
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13
VENDU, (Canadian) de...
veneer
10
11
to overlay with thin...
venene
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12
medicine from snake...
venery
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13
(archaic) the pursui...
venewe
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14
(Shakespeare) a venu...
veneys
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13
VENEY, (Shakespeare)...
venged
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VENGE, (Shakespeare)...
venger
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(Spenser) an avenger...
venges
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VENGE, (Shakespeare)...
venial
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easily excused or fo...
venine
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12
any of various toxic...
venins
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12
VENIN, any of variou...
venire
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(Latin) a type of ju...
venite
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11
(Latin) the 95th psa...
vennel
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13
(Scots) a lane [n -S...
venoms
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VENOM, to inject wit...
venose
10
11
with very marked vei...
venous
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12
full of veins, also...
vented
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12
VENT, to provide wit...
venter
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11
(obsolete) a person...
ventil
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12
a valve in wind inst...
ventre
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11
(obsolete) to ventur...
venues
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12
VENUE, the chosen lo...
venule
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13
a small vein, also V...
verbal
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in words [adj VERBAL...
verbid
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14
a nonfinite part of...
verdet
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11
copper acetate [n -S...
verdin
12
12
a small yellow-heade...
verdit
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11
(Spenser) a verdict...
verdoy
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13
in heraldry, a flora...
verged
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13
VERGE, to come near...
verger
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12
a church official, a...
verges
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12
VERGE, to come near...
verier
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10
VERY, absolute [adj]
verify
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15
to prove to be true...
verily
20
13
in truth [adv]
verism
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13
realism in art or li...
verist
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10
an adherent of veris...
verite
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10
(French) reality, tr...
verity
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12
truth [n VERITIES]
verjus
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20
the sour juice of cr...
verlan
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12
(French) a variety o...
verlig
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13
(Afrikaans) politica...
vermal
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14
relating to a vermis...
vermes
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VERMIS, a part of th...
vermil
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to colour red, also...
vermin
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14
troublesome animals...
vermis
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13
a part of the brain...
vernal
12
12
pertaining to spring...
vernix
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18
a fatty substance co...
verrel
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11
a band placed around...
verrey
18
12
charged or variegate...
versal
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11
an ornamental letter...
versed
12
11
VERSE, to write in a...
verser
12
10
a versifier [n -S]
verses
12
10
VERSE [n]
verset
12
10
a short line of metr...
versin
12
11
a versed sine, a tri...
versos
12
10
VERSO, (Latin) the r...
verste
12
10
(Russian) a unit of...
versts
13
10
VERST, (Russian) a u...
versus
13
11
(Latin) against; in...
verted
12
11
VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertex
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17
(Latin) the highest...
vertue
12
11
moral excellence, al...
vertus
13
11
VERTU, a love or tas...
vervel
15
15
a ring for a hawk's...
verven
13
15
(Spenser) vervain, t...
verves
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14
VERVE, the state of...
vervet
14
14
(French) a small, lo...
vesica
15
13
(Latin) a bladder, e...
vespas
14
13
VESPA, (Latin) a gen...
vesper
14
13
an evening service,...
vespid
15
14
a social wasp [n -S]
vessel
13
11
a craft for travelli...
vestal
13
11
(Latin) one of the R...
vestas
12
10
VESTA, (Latin) a kin...
vested
12
11
VEST, to place autho...
vestee
11
10
a garment worn under...
vestry
19
12
a room in which vest...
vetchy
24
17
covered with vetches...
vetoed
11
11
VETO, to forbid or p...
vetoer
11
10
one who vetoes [n -S...
vetoes
11
10
VETO, to forbid or p...
vetted
12
11
VET, to treat animal...
vetter
12
10
one that evaluates s...
vexers
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VEXER, one who vexes...
vexils
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18
VEXIL, the web or va...
vexing
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annoying [adj VEXING...
vezirs
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19
VEZIR, (Arabic) a mi...
viable
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capable of living [a...
viably
22
16
VIABLE, capable of l...
vialed
13
12
VIAL, to put in a sm...
viands
12
12
VIAND, an item of fo...
viatic
16
13
pertaining to travel...
viator
12
10
a traveller [n VIATO...
vibier
15
13
VIBEY, lively, vibra...
vibist
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13
(colloquial) a perso...
vibrio
15
13
a bacterium with a s...
vicars
16
13
VICAR, a church offi...
vicary
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15
a vicarship [n VICAR...
vicing
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VICE, to grip with a...
victim
18
16
one who suffers from...
victor
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13
one who defeats an a...
vicuna
15
15
a wild wool-bearing...
vidame
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14
in French feudal jur...
videos
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11
VIDEO, to make a vid...
vidiot
13
11
a habitual undiscrim...
vidual
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13
pertaining to viduag...
vielle
14
12
(French) a hurdy-gur...
vienna
10
12
associated with Vien...
viewed
15
14
VIEW, to look at [v]
viewer
15
13
one that views [n -S...
viewly
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16
pleasing to look at...
vifdas
15
14
VIFDA, in Shetland,...
viffed
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17
VIFF, to change dire...
vigias
14
12
VIGIA, (Spanish) a d...
vigils
16
13
VIGIL, a period of w...
vigoro
13
12
(Australian) an Aust...
vigors
14
12
VIGOR, active streng...
vigour
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13
active strength or f...
vihara
14
12
(Sanskrit) a Buddhis...
viking
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17
an aggressive sea-ra...
vildly
22
15
VILD, (Spenser) vile...
vilely
21
14
VILE, odious [adv]
vilest
14
11
VILE, odious [adj]
vilify
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16
to slander; degrade...
villae
14
12
VILLA, (Latin) a cou...
villan
14
13
a malevolent evildoe...
villar
15
12
pertaining to a mano...
villas
15
12
VILLA, (Latin) a cou...
villus
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13
(Latin) soft velvety...
vimana
12
14
(Sanskrit) in the In...
vimina
13
14
VIMEN, (Latin) a lon...
vinals
13
12
VINAL, a synthetic t...
vincas
15
14
VINCA, (Latin) a gen...
vineal
12
12
pertaining to wine,...
viners
12
11
VINER, a wine grower...
vinery
18
13
a place in which gra...
vinews
15
14
VINEW, to become mou...
vinier
12
11
VINY, of or pertaini...
vinify
21
16
to convert into wine...
vining
13
14
VINE, to remove vine...
vinous
12
12
pertaining to or lik...
vinted
12
12
VINT, to strip of gr...
vintry
19
13
a wine-shop [n VINTR...
vinyls
20
14
VINYL, a type of pla...
violas
13
11
VIOLA, a tenor fiddl...
violer
13
11
a viol player, a fid...
violet
13
11
any plant or flower...
violin
13
12
the smallest of the...
vipers
15
13
VIPER, a venomous sn...
virago
13
12
a noisy, domineering...
virals
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11
VIRAL, a sales promo...
virent
12
11
(archaic) green; not...
vireos
12
10
VIREO, any one of nu...
virgae
13
12
VIRGA, (Latin) a tra...
virgas
14
12
VIRGA, (Latin) a tra...
virger
14
12
(obsolete) a verger...
virges
14
12
VIRGE, (obsolete) ve...
virgin
14
13
chaste [adj VIRGINLY...
virile
14
11
having masculine vig...
viring
14
13
VIRE, to transfer fu...
virino
12
11
a hypothetical parti...
virion
12
11
a virus particle in...
viroid
13
11
a viruslike plant pa...
virose
12
10
poisonous; foul, als...
virous
13
11
poisonous, foul, als...
virtue
13
11
moral excellence, al...
virtus
14
11
VIRTU, a love or tas...
visaed
12
11
VISA, to stamp with...
visage
13
12
the face of facial e...
visard
13
11
a mask or visor, als...
viscid
17
14
thick and adhesive [...
viscin
16
14
the sticky substance...
viscum
18
17
a genus of parasitic...
viscus
17
14
one of the organs, a...
viseed
12
11
VISE, to hold in a c...
visied
13
11
VISIE, (Scots) to ta...
visier
13
10
(Arabic) a minister...
visies
13
10
VISIE, (Scots) to ta...
visile
14
11
a person who learns...
vising
14
13
VISE, to hold in a c...
vision
12
11
the act or faculty o...
visite
13
10
(French) a light cap...
visits
14
10
VISIT, to call upon...
visive
15
14
of or pertaining to...
visnes
12
11
VISNE, the chosen lo...
visons
12
11
VISON, (French) the...
visors
13
10
VISOR, to provide wi...
vistal
14
11
pertaining to a vist...
vistas
13
10
VISTA, to make into,...
vistos
13
10
VISTO, (obsolete) a...
visual
14
12
related to sight [ad...
vitals
14
11
vital organs [n]
vitric
17
13
pertaining to glass...
vittae
12
10
VITTA, (Latin) a lea...
vittle
14
11
to provide with food...
vivace
17
17
(Italian) a musical...
vivaed
14
15
VIVA, to examine ora...
vivary
21
16
a place for raising...
vivats
15
14
VIVAT, (Latin) an ex...
vivdas
15
15
VIVDA, in Shetland,...
vively
22
17
lively [adv]
vivers
15
14
VIVER, (dialect) a f...
vivify
24
19
to give life to [v V...
vivres
15
14
(Scots) food; eatabl...
vixens
18
18
VIXEN, a shrewish wo...
vizard
16
20
to mask or disguise...
vizied
16
20
VIZY, (Scots) to tak...
vizier
16
19
(Arabic) a minister...
vizies
16
19
VIZY, (Scots) to tak...
vizirs
17
19
VIZIR, (Arabic) a mi...
vizors
16
19
VIZOR, to provide wi...
vizsla
17
20
(Hungarian) a Hungar...
vizzie
19
28
(Scots) to take a cl...
vocabs
17
16
VOCAB, (short for) v...
vocals
16
14
VOCAL, a sound utter...
vocule
16
15
a slight vowel sound...
vodkas
13
15
VODKA, (Russian) an...
vodoun
11
13
West Indian black ma...
vodous
12
12
VODOU, a primitive r...
voduns
12
13
VODUN, West Indian b...
voemas
12
13
VOEMA, (South Africa...
vogier
13
12
VOGIE, (Scots) vain,...
vogued
13
14
VOGUE, to perform to...
voguer
13
13
one who vogues, perf...
vogues
13
13
VOGUE, to perform to...
voguey
19
15
in vogue [adj VOGUIE...
voiced
15
14
VOICE, to express or...
voicer
15
13
one who voices [n -S...
voices
15
13
VOICE, to express or...
voided
12
12
VOID, to nullify of...
voidee
11
11
(historical) wine an...
voider
12
11
one who voids [n -S]
voiles
13
11
VOILE, (French) a th...
volage
13
13
(French) giddy; flig...
volant
12
12
capable of flight; o...
volary
19
13
an aviary [n VOLARIE...
volens
12
12
(Latin) consenting t...
volery
19
13
a large bird cage [n...
volets
13
11
VOLET, a short veil...
voling
14
14
VOLE, to win all tri...
volley
20
14
to return a ball bef...
volost
13
11
(Russian) a local go...
volted
13
12
VOLT, to make a sudd...
voltes
13
11
VOLTE, (Italian) a f...
volume
14
15
to send or give out...
volute
13
12
any marine shell of...
volvae
14
15
VOLVA, a sac that en...
volvas
15
15
VOLVA, a sac that en...
volved
15
16
VOLVE, (obsolete) to...
volves
15
15
VOLVE, (obsolete) to...
volvox
21
22
any of a genus of fr...
vomers
13
13
VOMER, (Latin) any o...
vomica
16
16
a cavity in the body...
vomito
13
13
(Spanish) a form of...
vomits
14
13
VOMIT, to eject the...
vomity
20
15
resembling or smelli...
vommed
14
17
VOM, (short for) to...
voodoo
10
11
West Indian black ma...
vorago
12
12
(Latin) a gulf [n -E...
vorant
11
11
devouring [adj]
vorpal
15
14
a nonsense word coin...
vorred
12
11
VOR, (Shakespeare) t...
vortex
18
17
a whirling mass of f...
vostro
12
10
as in vostro account...
votary
18
12
a person who is boun...
voteen
10
11
(Irish) a devotee [n...
voters
12
10
VOTER, one who votes...
voting
13
13
casting a vote [n -S...
votive
14
14
performed in fulfilm...
voudon
11
13
West Indian black ma...
voudou
12
13
West Indian black ma...
vouges
13
13
VOUGE, a weapon carr...
voulge
14
14
a weapon carried by...
vowels
16
14
VOWEL, to use as a s...
vowers
15
13
VOWER, one who makes...
vowess
15
13
(historical) a woman...
vowing
16
16
VOW, to make a solem...
voxels
19
18
VOXEL, a three dimen...
voyage
18
14
to travel [v VOYAGED...
voyeur
18
13
one who seeks sexual...
vozhds
18
22
VOZHD, (Russian) a s...
vraics
16
13
VRAIC, a kind of sea...
vrooms
13
13
VROOM, to run an eng...
vrouws
16
14
VROUW, (Dutch) a wom...
vulcan
16
16
(Latin) a blacksmith...
vulgar
15
14
common [adj VULGARER...
vulgus
16
15
(Latin) the common p...
vulned
13
14
VULN, to wound; pier...
vulvae
15
16
VULVA, the external...
vulval
17
17
relating to the vulv...
vulvar
16
16
relating to the vulv...
vulvas
16
16
VULVA, the external...
vummed
15
18
VUM, to vow [v]
vyings
20
15
VYING, the act of vy...
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