English Wordbook/V

Staff V of the English Wordbook.

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vacuity n emptiness vacant1 adj empty vacant2 adj not held, not filled vacancy1 n emptiness vacancy2a n room vacancy2b n gap, break, opening vacancy5c n opening vacate vb leave, empty vain1 adj worthless, empty, idle, hollow vain4 adj foolish valet n steward valiant adj stouthearted value n worth value vb worthe vanity n idleness, worthlessness variegated adj many-hued variety n sundriness various adj sundry vault7 n welkin veal n calf-flesh vegetables n greens velociraptor mongoliensis n Mongolian dashsnatcher venison n deerflesh, deermeat verb n workword verbose adj wordy, overwordy verbosity n wordiness, overwordiness verdant n green verse n staff versus prep against vertical adj upright vertically adv heightwise veruca n wart very1 adj full very2 adj same, selfsame very3 adj even, even the very1 adv so, highly; greatly; mighty very2 adv much, truly, rattling, mickle vest(American) n waistcoat vest(British) n undershirt via conj by way of vicinity n neighbourhood view n outlook vigil n wake vigilant adj wakeful, watchful vigour n liveliness, yauldness, lustihood, drive, health vigourous n hearty, lusty, driving, lively, hale, sound, yauld village n ham, thorpe violent adj wroth, bloody-minded virgin n unswiven, maiden(fem.) virginity n maidenhead, maidenhood vision n sight visit n & vb call, gam vocabulary n wordstock, wordset, wordhoard vocal adj loud, outspoken volcano n fireberg, firefell volume(acoustics) n loudness volume(physics) n bulk vomit vb sick, throw up, hurl, retch, spew vomit n sick, throwup, hurl vow n oath, behight vow vb behight vowel n selfloud, breathsound voyage n farfare vulgar adj low, low-minded vulpine adj foxlike vulture n geir