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vacancies
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VACANCY, the state o...
vacatable
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that can be vacated...
vacations
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VACATION, to take a...
vaccinate
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to inoculate with a...
vaccinees
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20
VACCINEE, one that i...
vaccinial
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of or like vaccinia,...
vaccinias
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VACCINIA, (Latin) co...
vaccinium
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(Latin) a genus of e...
vacherins
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VACHERIN, (French) a...
vacillant
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vacillating; waverin...
vacillate
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to fluctuate in opin...
vacuating
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VACUATE, (obsolete)...
vacuation
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the act of emptying...
vacuities
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VACUITY, an empty sp...
vacuolate
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having vacuoles, als...
vacuously
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VACUOUS, empty [adv]
vacuuming
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VACUUM, to operate a...
vagabonds
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VAGABOND, to live li...
vagarious
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erratic in behaviour...
vaginally
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VAGINAL, pertaining...
vaginated
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invested with, or as...
vaginitis
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inflammation of the...
vaginoses
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VAGINOSIS, a bacteri...
vaginosis
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a bacterial vaginal...
vaginulae
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VAGINULA, a little s...
vaginules
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VAGINULE, a little s...
vagituses
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VAGITUS, a cry or wa...
vagotonia
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pathological overact...
vagotonic
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relating to vagotoni...
vagrantly
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VAGRANT, wandering,...
vagueness
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the state of being v...
vainesses
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VAINESSE, (Spenser)...
vainglory
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excessive pride, esp...
vajazzled
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VAJAZZLE, to adorn t...
vajazzles
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VAJAZZLE, to adorn t...
valancing
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VALANCE, to drape wi...
valencias
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VALENCIA, a kind of...
valencies
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18
VALENCY, a chemical...
valentine
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a sweetheart [n -S]
valerates
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VALERATE, a salt of...
valerians
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VALERIAN, a perennia...
valetings
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VALETING, the act of...
valiances
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18
VALIANCE, courage, a...
valiantly
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18
VALIANT, brave [adv]
validated
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VALIDATE, to give le...
validates
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VALIDATE, to give le...
validness
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the state of being v...
valkyries
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VALKYRIE, a maiden i...
vallaries
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VALLARY, (Latin) a R...
vallation
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the act of building...
vallecula
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(Latin) a groove or...
vallhunds
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VALLHUND, (Swedish)...
vallonias
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VALLONIA, (Italian)...
valorised
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VALORISE, to establi...
valorises
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VALORISE, to establi...
valorized
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VALORIZE, to establi...
valorizes
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VALORIZE, to establi...
valproate
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a salt of valproic a...
valuables
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19
VALUABLE, a possessi...
valuating
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18
VALUATE, to appraise...
valuation
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the act of valuing [...
valuators
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VALUATOR, an apprais...
valueless
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without value [adj]
valvassor
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a knight, noble etc....
valveless
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19
without valves [adj]
valvelets
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19
VALVELET, a small va...
valvelike
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like a valve [adj]
vambraced
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(historical) wearing...
vambraces
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VAMBRACE, (historica...
vamoosing
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VAMOOSE, to leave qu...
vampiring
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VAMPIRE, to prey upo...
vampirise
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to play the vampire,...
vampirish
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21
like a vampire [adj]
vampirism
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the practice of a va...
vampirize
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28
to play the vampire,...
vampishly
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VAMPISH, like a vamp...
vamplates
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VAMPLATE, a hand gua...
vanadates
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VANADATE, a salt of...
vanadiate
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a salt of vanadic ac...
vanadiums
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VANADIUM, a silvery...
vanaspati
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(Sanskrit) a hydroge...
vandalise
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to deal with or trea...
vandalish
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like a vandal [adj]
vandalism
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wanton damage [n -S]
vandalize
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to deal with or trea...
vandyking
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VANDYKE, to notch or...
vanessids
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VANESSID, a butterfl...
vanguards
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VANGUARD, the forefr...
vanillins
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VANILLIN, a white cr...
vanishers
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VANISHER, one who va...
vanishing
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disappearing [adj VA...
vanitases
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VANITAS, (Latin) a 1...
vantaging
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VANTAGE, (Spenser) t...
vantbrace
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(historical) a piece...
vantbrass
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(Milton) armour for...
vapidness
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the state of being v...
vaporable
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that can be vaporize...
vaporetti
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VAPORETTO, (Italian)...
vaporetto
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(Italian) a motorboa...
vaporific
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vaporizing [adj]
vaporings
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VAPORING, boastful t...
vaporised
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VAPORISE, to turn in...
vaporiser
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something that vapor...
vaporises
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VAPORISE, to turn in...
vaporized
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VAPORIZE, to turn in...
vaporizer
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something that vapor...
vaporizes
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VAPORIZE, to turn in...
vaporless
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without vapor, also...
vaporlike
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like vapor [adj]
vaporware
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a computer-related p...
vapourers
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VAPOURER, one that v...
vapouring
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vaporous [adj VAPOUR...
vapourish
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resembling or sugges...
vapulated
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VAPULATE, to flog; t...
vapulates
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VAPULATE, to flog; t...
varactors
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VARACTOR, a two-elec...
varguenos
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VARGUENO, (Spanish)...
variables
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VARIABLE, something...
variances
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VARIANCE, a deviatio...
variating
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VARIATE, to change,...
variation
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a varying, change [n...
variative
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relating to variatio...
varicella
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(Latin) chickenpox [...
varicosed
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having varicose vein...
varicoses
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VARICOSIS, any condi...
varicosis
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any condition charac...
variegate
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to pattern with mult...
varietals
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VARIETAL, a wine fro...
varieties
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VARIETY, diversity [...
varifocal
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of spectacles, havin...
variolate
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to inoculate with sm...
variolite
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a kind of diorite or...
varioloid
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a disease resembling...
variolous
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of or pertaining to...
variorums
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VARIORUM, (Latin) an...
variously
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VARIOUS, of diverse...
variscite
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an apple-green miner...
varisized
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in various sizes [ad...
varistors
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VARISTOR, a semicond...
varityped
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VARITYPE, to produce...
varitypes
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VARITYPE, to produce...
varletess
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a female varlet [n -...
varlettos
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VARLETTO, (Shakespea...
varnished
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VARNISH, to give a g...
varnisher
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one who varnishes [n...
varnishes
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VARNISH, to give a g...
varooming
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VAROOM, to run an en...
varsities
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VARSITY, (colloquial...
vartabeds
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VARTABED, a member o...
varvelled
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having varvels, also...
varyingly
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VARYING [adv]
vasculums
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VASCULUM, a box used...
vasectomy
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the excision of part...
vaselined
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VASELINE, to cover o...
vaselines
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VASELINE [n]
vasomotor
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causing constriction...
vasospasm
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a sharp and often pe...
vasotocin
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a polypeptide pituit...
vasovagal
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of or relating to bo...
vassalage
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the state of being a...
vassaless
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a female vassal [n -...
vassalise
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to reduce to the sta...
vassalize
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to reduce to the sta...
vassalled
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VASSAL, to subject [...
vastidity
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immensity [n VASTIDI...
vastities
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VASTITY, vastness, a...
vastitude
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vastness, also VASTI...
vaticides
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VATICIDE, the killin...
vaticinal
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of or pertaining to...
vaultages
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VAULTAGE, a cavern,...
vaultiest
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VAULTY, (Shakespeare...
vaultings
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VAULTING, the act of...
vaultlike
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like a vault [adj]
vauntages
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VAUNTAGE, (Spenser)...
vauntiest
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VAUNTY, boastful, al...
vauntings
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VAUNTING, the act of...
vavasours
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VAVASOUR, a knight,...
vavassors
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VAVASSOR, a knight,...
vawntiest
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VAWNTIE, boastful, a...
vectorial
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of or like a vector...
vectoring
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directing an aircraf...
vectorise
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to make into a vecto...
vectorize
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to make into a vecto...
vedutista
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(Italian) a painter...
vedutisti
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VEDUTISTA, (Italian)...
veeringly
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VEERING, changing di...
veganisms
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VEGANISM, the practi...
vegelates
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VEGELATE, a kind of...
vegemites
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VEGEMITE, (colloquia...
vegetable
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a plant or part of o...
vegetably
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VEGETABLE, of the na...
vegetally
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VEGETAL, of or perta...
vegetated
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VEGETATE, to live an...
vegetates
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VEGETATE, to live an...
vegetists
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VEGETIST, one that e...
vegetives
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VEGETIVE, (Shakespea...
vehemence
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urgency, forcefulnes...
vehemency
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urgency, forcefulnes...
vehicular
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of or pertaining to...
veilleuse
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(French) a small, hi...
veinstone
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gangue, also VEINSTU...
veinstuff
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gangue, also VEINSTO...
veinulets
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VEINULET, a small ve...
velarised
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VELARISE, to pronoun...
velarises
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VELARISE, to pronoun...
velarized
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VELARIZE, to pronoun...
velarizes
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VELARIZE, to pronoun...
velaturas
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VELATURA, (Italian)...
veldskoen
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(Afrikaans) a shoe m...
vellenage
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(Spenser) the state...
vellicate
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to twitch, pluck [v...
velodrome
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an area for cycling...
veloutine
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velvety corded wool...
velskoens
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VELSKOEN, (Afrikaans...
velverets
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VELVERET, a kind of...
velveteen
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a kind of cloth, usu...
velvetier
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VELVETY, having the...
velveting
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velvet material [n -...
venatical
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related to hunting,...
venations
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VENATION, the arrang...
vendables
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VENDABLE, something...
vendanges
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VENDANGE, the grape...
vendettas
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VENDETTA, (Italian)...
vendeuses
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VENDEUSE, (French) a...
vendibles
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VENDIBLE, something...
vendisses
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VENDISS, a whitefish...
vendition
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a sale [n -S]
veneerers
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VENEERER, one who ve...
veneering
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an overlay with a th...
venefical
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acting by poison or...
venenated
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VENENATE, to poison...
venenates
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VENENATE, to poison...
venerable
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worthy of reverence...
venerably
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VENERABLE, worthy of...
venerated
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VENERATE, to revere...
venerates
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VENERATE, to revere...
venerator
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one who venerates [n...
venereans
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VENEREAN, a person a...
venereous
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venereal; exciting l...
venetians
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VENETIAN, a flexible...
vengeable
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revengeful; deservin...
vengeably
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VENGEABLE, revengefu...
vengeance
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revenge [n -S]
vengement
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(Spenser) revenge, a...
veniality
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pardonableness of of...
venidiums
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VENIDIUM, a plant na...
venireman
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a person summoned by...
veniremen
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VENIREMAN, a person...
venograms
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VENOGRAM, an X-ray o...
venomless
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without venom [adj]
ventailes
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VENTAILE, (Spenser)...
ventayles
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VENTAYLE, (Spenser)...
ventiduct
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a ventilating pipe o...
ventifact
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a stone polished by...
ventilate
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to supply with air [...
ventosity
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the state of being v...
ventouses
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VENTOUSE, an apparat...
ventrally
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VENTRAL, pertaining...
ventricle
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either of the two mu...
ventrings
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VENTRING, (Milton) a...
venturers
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VENTURER, one who ve...
venturing
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VENTURE, to risk, al...
venturous
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venturesome; adventu...
venvilles
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VENVILLE, a form of...
veracious
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truthful; exact [adj...
verandaed
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having a veranda, al...
verandahs
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VERANDAH, (Hindi) a...
verapamil
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a calcium channel bl...
veratrias
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VERATRIA, a poisonou...
veratrine
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an alkaloid or mixtu...
veratrins
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VERATRIN, a poisonou...
veratrums
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VERATRUM, (Latin) a...
verbalise
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to put into words, a...
verbalism
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undue attention to w...
verbalist
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a person dealing in...
verbality
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the state of being v...
verbalize
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to put into words, a...
verballed
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VERBAL, to take a po...
verbarian
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a coiner of words [n...
verbascum
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another name for the...
verberate
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(archaic) to beat [v...
verbiages
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VERBIAGE, a profusio...
verbicide
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destruction of the m...
verbified
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VERBIFY, to use as a...
verbifies
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VERBIFY, to use as a...
verbosely
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VERBOSE, wordy [adv]
verbosest
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VERBOSE, wordy [adj]
verbosity
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the state of being v...
verdantly
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VERDANT, green with...
verdelhos
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VERDELHO, (Portugues...
verderers
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VERDERER, (historica...
verderors
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VERDEROR, an officer...
verdigris
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a green or bluish de...
verditers
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VERDITER, (archaic)...
verdurous
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green with growth [a...
vergences
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VERGENCE, the simult...
verglases
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VERGLAS, (French) a...
veridical
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truthful; correspond...
verifiers
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VERIFIER, one who ve...
verifying
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VERIFY, to prove to...
veritable
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true [adj VERITABLY]
veritably
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VERITABLE, true [adv...
veritates
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VERITAS, (Latin) tru...
verjuiced
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VERJUICE, to make so...
verjuices
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VERJUICE, to make so...
verligtes
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VERLIGTE, a liberal...
vermeiled
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VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermeille
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to make crimson [v V...
vermicide
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a substance that kil...
vermicule
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a small worm or inse...
vermiform
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having the form of a...
vermifuge
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a medicine or substa...
vermilies
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VERMILY, (Spenser) v...
vermilion
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bright red [adj] / a...
vermilled
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VERMIL, to colour re...
verminate
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to breed vermin [v V...
verminous
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full of vermin [adj...
vermouths
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VERMOUTH, (French) a...
vernacles
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VERNACLE, a handkerc...
vernalise
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to cause (plants) to...
vernality
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the quality of being...
vernalize
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to cause (plants) to...
vernation
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the arrangement of t...
vernicles
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18
VERNICLE, a handkerc...
veronicas
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VERONICA, a handkerc...
veronique
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(French) served with...
verqueres
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VERQUERE, a form of...
verquires
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VERQUIRE, a form of...
verrucose
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covered with warty e...
verrucous
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covered with warty e...
versatile
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turning easily from...
verselets
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VERSELET, a little v...
versicles
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VERSICLE, a short ve...
versified
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VERSIFY, to change f...
versifier
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a maker of verses, a...
versifies
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VERSIFY, to change f...
versiform
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varying in form [adj...
versional
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relating to a versio...
versioned
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15
VERSION, to create a...
versioner
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the producer of a ve...
vertebrae
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VERTEBRA, a componen...
vertebral
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of or like a vertebr...
vertebras
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16
VERTEBRA, a componen...
verticals
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VERTICAL, a vertical...
verticils
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VERTICIL, a circular...
verticity
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the power of turning...
vertigoes
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VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertiport
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an airport designed...
vertisols
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14
VERTISOL, a type of...
vervelled
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having vervels, ring...
vesicants
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VESICANT, any agent...
vesicated
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VESICATE, to blister...
vesicates
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VESICATE, to blister...
vesiculae
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18
VESICULA, a small bl...
vesicular
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18
having vesicles e.g....
vesperals
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17
VESPERAL, an office-...
vestibula
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18
VESTIBULUM, (Latin)...
vestibule
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18
an entrance-hall [n...
vestigial
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of or like a vestige...
vestigium
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(Latin) a trace, a v...
vestiment
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(obsolete) vestment,...
vestiture
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clothes [n -S]
vestments
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VESTMENT, a ceremoni...
vestryman
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a member of a vestry...
vestrymen
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VESTRYMAN, a member...
vesturers
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VESTURER, a person r...
vesturing
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17
VESTURE, (archaic) t...
vesuvians
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VESUVIAN, a smoker's...
vetchiest
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18
VETCHY, covered with...
vetchling
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any small leguminous...
vetiverts
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17
VETIVERT, (Tamil) th...
vetturini
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15
VETTURINO, (Italian)...
vetturino
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(Italian) one who le...
vexations
22
21
VEXATION, a cause of...
vexatious
23
21
causing vexation [ad...
vexedness
22
22
the state of being v...
vexillary
32
24
a standard-bearer [n...
vexillate
25
22
of or like a vexillu...
viability
28
19
the state of being v...
viameters
18
16
VIAMETER, a device f...
viaticals
22
17
baggage [n]
viaticums
23
20
VIATICUM, an allowan...
viatorial
18
14
travelling [adj]
vibracula
24
21
VIBRACULUM, (Latin)...
vibraharp
24
21
an instrument having...
vibrances
22
20
VIBRANCE, the state...
vibrantly
27
20
VIBRANT, vibrating,...
vibratile
21
17
capable of vibratory...
vibrating
21
19
VIBRATE, to move bac...
vibration
19
17
a vibrating [n -S]
vibrative
22
20
consisting in, or ca...
vibrators
20
16
VIBRATOR, a type of...
vibratory
26
18
consisting in, or ca...
vibrionic
23
20
of or like a vibrio,...
vibrioses
20
16
VIBRIOSIS, infection...
vibriosis
21
16
infection with vibri...
vibrissae
20
16
VIBRISSA, a bristle...
vibrissal
22
17
like a vibrissa, a s...
viburnums
22
22
VIBURNUM, (Latin) a...
vicarages
21
18
VICARAGE, the habita...
vicarates
20
16
VICARATE, the office...
vicariant
20
17
a species, variety,...
vicariate
20
16
the office or author...
vicarious
21
17
characteristic of fe...
vicarship
26
21
the office or dignit...
vicegeral
22
19
relating to a vicero...
vicennial
20
19
occurring every twen...
viceregal
22
19
of a viceroy, of a g...
vicereine
19
17
(French) the wife of...
vicesimal
23
20
based on the number...
viciating
22
19
VICIATE, (obsolete)...
vicinages
21
19
VICINAGE, the region...
viciosity
28
18
the state or charact...
viciously
29
20
VICIOUS, dangerously...
victimise
23
19
to make a victim of,...
victimize
26
28
to make a victim of,...
victoress
21
16
(obsolete) a female...
victorias
21
16
VICTORIA, a kind of...
victories
21
16
VICTORY, a successfu...
victorine
20
17
(French) a woman's f...
victrixes
28
23
VICTRIX, (Latin) a f...
victrolas
22
17
VICTROLA, (trade) a...
victualed
22
19
VICTUAL, to provide...
victualer
22
18
one who furnishes vi...
videlicet
22
18
(Latin) that is to s...
videocams
21
20
VIDEOCAM, a camera f...
videodisc
21
18
a compact disk on wh...
videodisk
19
19
a compact disk on wh...
videofits
20
17
VIDEOFIT, a type of...
videogram
19
19
a commercial video f...
videoland
17
17
television as a medi...
videotape
18
17
magnetic tape for re...
videotext
23
21
a system used to dis...
vidimuses
20
18
VIDIMUS, (Latin) an...
viduities
19
15
VIDUITY, the state o...
viewbooks
23
23
VIEWBOOK, a promotio...
viewdatas
20
17
VIEWDATA, a communic...
viewiness
20
17
the state of being v...
viewphone
23
22
a phone that enables...
viewpoint
22
20
a place offering a g...
viewports
23
19
VIEWPORT, a framed a...
viewsheds
23
19
VIEWSHED, the natura...
vigesimal
21
19
based on the number...
vigilance
22
20
the state of being v...
vigilante
19
17
(Spanish) any person...
vignerons
17
17
VIGNERON, (French) a...
vignetted
18
17
VIGNETTE, to make a...
vignetter
18
16
one who makes vignet...
vignettes
18
16
VIGNETTE, to make a...
vikingism
22
23
the practice of bein...
viliacoes
21
17
VILIACO, (obsolete)...
viliagoes
19
16
VILIAGO, (obsolete)...
vilifiers
22
17
VILIFIER, one who vi...
vilifying
29
22
VILIFY, to slander;...
vilipends
21
19
VILIPEND, (Latin) to...
villadoms
21
19
VILLADOM, villas col...
villagers
21
17
VILLAGER, one who li...
villagery
27
19
villages; a district...
villagios
21
17
VILLAGIO, (Scott) a...
villagree
20
17
(Shakespeare) villag...
villanage
19
18
the state of being a...
villanies
19
16
VILLANY, conduct cha...
villanous
19
17
villainous, also VIL...
villenage
19
18
the state of being a...
villiacos
23
18
VILLIACO, (Shakespea...
villiagos
21
17
VILLIAGO, (Shakespea...
villiform
24
21
of the form or shape...
villosity
27
17
the state of being v...
villously
28
19
VILLOUS, abounding i...
vimineous
18
18
made of wicker [adj]
vinaceous
19
18
of the colour of red...
vinculums
24
23
VINCULUM, (Latin) a...
vindaloos
17
16
VINDALOO, a curried...
vindemial
19
19
(archaic) pertaining...
vindicate
20
18
to justify, to clear...
vinegared
17
17
VINEGAR, to treat wi...
vineyards
23
17
VINEYARD, an area pl...
viniferas
19
17
VINIFERA, a European...
vinifying
27
22
VINIFY, to convert i...
vintagers
18
16
VINTAGER, one that h...
vintaging
19
19
gathering grapes [n...
violaters
18
14
VIOLATER, one who vi...
violating
19
17
VIOLATE, to fail to...
violation
17
15
the act of violating...
violative
20
18
violating, or tendin...
violators
18
14
VIOLATOR, one who vi...
violences
20
18
VIOLENCE, a violent...
violented
17
16
VIOLENT, (obsolete)...
violently
25
18
VIOLENT, intensely f...
violinist
19
15
one who plays the vi...
viomycins
28
22
VIOMYCIN, a drug use...
viosterol
18
14
a type of vitamin [n...
viperfish
25
21
a predatory deep-sea...
viraemias
18
16
VIRAEMIA, the presen...
viragoish
21
17
like a virago, a lou...
virements
18
17
VIREMENT, in account...
vireonine
15
15
a bird of the vireo...
virescent
20
17
becoming green [adj]
virginals
20
17
VIRGINAL, (Shakespea...
virginias
19
16
VIRGINIA, a type of...
virgining
20
19
VIRGIN, (Shakespeare...
virginity
26
18
the state of being v...
virginium
21
20
a name proposed for...
virgulate
20
17
shaped like a little...
viricidal
23
18
relating to a virici...
viricides
22
17
VIRICIDE, a substanc...
viridians
18
15
VIRIDIAN, a greenish...
viridites
19
14
VIRIDITE, a green de...
virilised
20
15
VIRILISE, to introdu...
virilises
20
14
VIRILISE, to introdu...
virilisms
22
17
VIRILISM, the develo...
virilized
23
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VIRILIZE, to introdu...
virilizes
23
23
VIRILIZE, to introdu...
virilocal
23
18
living with one's hu...
virogenes
17
16
VIROGENE, a virus-fo...
virologic
23
19
relating to virology...
virtually
27
18
VIRTUAL, having the...
virtuosas
18
14
VIRTUOSA, (Italian)...
virtuosic
22
17
exhibiting the quali...
virtuosos
18
14
VIRTUOSO, a highly s...
virucidal
23
19
relating to a viruci...
virucides
22
18
VIRUCIDE, a substanc...
virulence
21
19
the state of being v...
virulency
28
21
the state of being v...
viruslike
21
19
like a virus [adj]
virusoids
19
15
VIRUSOID, a particle...
visagiste
19
15
an expert in facial...
visagists
20
15
VISAGIST, an expert...
viscachas
26
21
VISCACHA, a gregario...
viscarias
21
16
VISCARIA, any plant...
viscerate
20
16
to deprive of the vi...
viscidity
29
19
the state of being v...
viscoidal
22
18
somewhat viscid, als...
viscosity
28
18
the quality of being...
viscounts
21
18
VISCOUNT, a British...
viscounty
27
20
the rank or office o...
viscously
29
20
VISCOUS, adhesive or...
visionary
23
16
a person of imaginat...
visioners
17
14
VISIONER, a person w...
visioning
18
17
the act of seeing vi...
visionist
18
14
a visionary, also VI...
visitable
21
17
capable of being vis...
visitants
18
14
VISITANT, someone wh...
visitator
18
13
an official visitor...
visitings
20
16
VISITING, the act of...
visitress
19
13
a female visitor [n...
visnomies
18
17
VISNOMY, the act of...
visorless
19
14
without a visor, als...
vistaless
19
14
without a vista [adj...
visualise
19
15
to call up a clear v...
visualist
20
15
a visualizer, a visi...
visuality
26
17
(Carlyle) the state...
visualize
22
24
to call up a clear v...
vitaceous
20
17
of a family of flowe...
vitalised
19
15
VITALISE, to give li...
vitaliser
19
14
something that vital...
vitalises
19
14
VITALISE, to give li...
vitalisms
21
17
VITALISM, the philos...
vitalists
20
14
VITALIST, one who ho...
vitalized
22
24
VITALIZE, to give li...
vitalizer
22
23
something that vital...
vitalizes
22
23
VITALIZE, to give li...
vitalness
18
15
the state of being v...
vitamines
18
17
VITAMINE, an organic...
vitaminic
22
20
relating to a vitami...
vitascope
22
19
a moving picture pro...
vitellary
26
17
the location within...
vitelline
19
16
a vitellus, a membra...
vitellins
20
16
VITELLIN, a protein...
vitiating
19
16
VITIATE, to impair t...
vitiation
17
14
spoiling, impairment...
vitiators
18
13
VITIATOR, one who vi...
viticetum
23
20
a plantation of vine...
viticides
22
17
VITICIDE, a vine pes...
vitiligos
21
16
VITILIGO, a rare ski...
vitiosity
25
15
the state or charact...
vitrified
21
17
VITRIFY, to convert...
vitrifies
21
16
VITRIFY, to convert...
vitriform
22
19
of the form or shape...
vitrioled
19
15
VITRIOL, to treat wi...
vitriolic
23
17
caustic or hostile [...
vivacious
23
21
lively [adj VIVACIOU...
vivamente
19
21
(Italian) in a livel...
vivandier
19
19
(French) a (male) at...
vivariums
22
21
VIVARIUM, a place fo...
vivencies
22
21
VIVENCY, vitality [n...
viverrids
21
18
VIVERRID, a member o...
viverrine
19
18
a member of the ferr...
vivianite
19
18
ferrous phosphate, b...
vividness
20
19
the state of being v...
vivifiers
23
20
VIVIFIER, one who vi...
vivifying
30
25
VIVIFY, to give life...
vivisects
24
20
VIVISECT, to dissect...
vizaments
21
26
VIZAMENT, (Shakespea...
vizarding
22
26
VIZARD, to mask or d...
vizcachas
29
30
VIZCACHA, a gregario...
vizierate
20
22
the office, dignity,...
vizierial
22
23
of or like a vizier,...
vizirates
21
22
VIZIRATE, the office...
vizirship
27
27
the office of vizir...
vizorless
22
23
without a vizor, als...
vizzieing
25
34
VIZZIE, (Scots) to t...
vloggings
22
21
VLOGGING, the act of...
vocabular
23
21
of or concerning wor...
vocaleses
20
17
VOCALESE, a type of...
vocalions
20
18
VOCALION, a musical...
vocalised
21
18
VOCALISE, to produce...
vocaliser
21
17
one who vocalises, a...
vocalises
21
17
VOCALISE, to produce...
vocalisms
23
20
VOCALISM, the exerci...
vocalists
22
17
VOCALIST, a singer,...
vocalized
24
27
VOCALIZE, to produce...
vocalizer
24
26
one who vocalizes, a...
vocalizes
24
26
VOCALIZE, to produce...
vocalness
20
18
the quality of being...
vocations
19
17
VOCATION, one's prof...
vocatives
22
20
VOCATIVE, a grammati...
vodcasted
20
18
VODCAST, to broadcas...
vodcaster
20
17
one who makes vodcas...
vogueings
19
19
VOGUEING, performing...
voguishly
29
21
VOGUISH, fashionable...
voiceless
21
17
without a voice [adj...
voicemail
22
20
the facility of leav...
voiceover
21
20
a spoken commentary...
voidances
19
18
VOIDANCE, the act of...
voisinage
17
16
(obsolete) a neighbo...
voiturier
18
14
(French) the driver...
volatiles
19
15
VOLATILE, a winged c...
volcanian
19
19
relating to a volcan...
volcanics
24
21
VOLCANIC, a volcanic...
volcanise
20
18
to subject to the ac...
volcanism
22
21
volcanic power or ac...
volcanist
21
18
one versed in the hi...
volcanize
23
27
to subject to the ac...
volcanoes
19
18
VOLCANO, a centre of...
volitated
18
15
VOLITATE, to fly abo...
volitates
18
14
VOLITATE, to fly abo...
volitient
18
15
willing [adj]
volitions
18
15
VOLITION, the power...
volitives
21
18
VOLITIVE, a desidera...
volkslied
21
20
(German) a popular s...
volksraad
19
19
(Afrikaans) a legisl...
volleyers
25
17
VOLLEYER, one who vo...
volleying
26
20
VOLLEY, to return a...
volplaned
20
20
VOLPLANE, to glide i...
volplanes
20
19
VOLPLANE, to glide i...
voltaisms
20
17
VOLTAISM, electricit...
voltigeur
20
17
(French) a lightly a...
voltinism
20
18
the number of broods...
voltmeter
19
17
an instrument for me...
volucrine
21
19
of or pertaining to...
volumeter
19
18
an instrument for me...
volumetry
26
20
the act of measuring...
voluminal
20
20
pertaining to volume...
volumised
20
19
VOLUMISE, to give ex...
volumiser
20
18
an agent used to giv...
volumises
20
18
VOLUMISE, to give ex...
volumists
21
18
VOLUMIST, an author...
volumized
23
28
VOLUMIZE, to give ex...
volumizer
23
27
an agent used to giv...
volumizes
23
27
VOLUMIZE, to give ex...
voluntary
24
18
not compulsory [adj...
volunteer
17
16
to offer one's servi...
volutions
18
16
VOLUTION, a revolvin...
vomitings
20
19
VOMITING, the act of...
vomitives
21
20
VOMITIVE, a substanc...
vomitoria
18
16
VOMITORIUM, (Latin)...
vomituses
19
17
VOMITUS, (Latin) mat...
voodooing
16
17
VOODOO, to bewitch b...
voodooism
17
17
the belief in or pra...
voodooist
16
14
a practitioner of vo...
voorkamer
18
20
(Afrikaans) a front...
voorskots
18
17
VOORSKOT, (Afrikaans...
voracious
20
17
greedy [adj VORACIOU...
vorticism
23
19
a British movement i...
vorticist
22
16
a painter who expres...
vorticity
28
18
the amount of vortic...
vorticose
20
16
like a vortex, whirl...
votarists
18
13
VOTARIST, a person w...
votresses
17
13
VOTRESS, a female vo...
vouchered
22
20
VOUCHER, to establis...
vouchsafe
24
22
to grant as a privil...
voudouing
18
19
VOUDOU, to bewitch b...
voussoirs
18
14
VOUSSOIR, (French) o...
voutsafed
19
18
VOUTSAFE, (Milton) t...
voutsafes
19
17
VOUTSAFE, (Milton) t...
vowelised
21
18
VOWELISE, to use as...
vowelises
21
17
VOWELISE, to use as...
vowelized
24
27
VOWELIZE, to use as...
vowelizes
24
26
VOWELIZE, to use as...
vowelless
22
18
without vowels [adj]
vowelling
23
21
VOWEL, to use as a s...
voyageurs
24
18
VOYAGEUR, an employe...
voyagings
25
20
VOYAGING, the act of...
voyeurism
25
19
the derivation of gr...
vraickers
22
20
VRAICKER, a gatherer...
vraicking
23
23
the gathering of vra...
vrystater
24
15
(South African) a na...
vulcanian
20
20
relating to a volcan...
vulcanise
21
19
to change the proper...
vulcanism
23
22
volcanic power or ac...
vulcanist
22
19
one versed in the hi...
vulcanite
21
19
hard rubber produced...
vulcanize
24
28
to change the proper...
vulgarest
20
17
VULGAR, common [adj]
vulgarian
19
18
a vulgar person; one...
vulgarise
20
17
to make vulgar, or c...
vulgarism
22
20
a coarse, substandar...
vulgarity
27
19
the state of being v...
vulgarize
23
26
to make vulgar, or c...
vulnerary
24
18
useful in healing wo...
vulnerate
17
16
(obsolete) to wound...
vulpicide
25
22
the killing of a fox...
vulpinism
23
22
foxlike cunning [n -...
vulpinite
21
19
a granular scaly for...
vulsellae
20
17
VULSELLA, forceps wi...
vulsellum
23
21
(Latin) a forceps wi...
vulturine
19
17
like a vulture; rapa...
vulturish
23
18
like a vulture; rapa...
vulturism
22
19
(Carlyle) the state...
vulturous
20
17
like a vulture; rapa...
vulviform
25
25
shaped like a vulva,...
vuvuzelas
24
29
VUVUZELA, (South Afr...
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