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- vacillate
- to sway; unable to decide; waffle
- vacuous
- empty; spacious
- vagabond
- a wanderer
- vagary
- an odd idea
- vagrant
- a homeless person; a tramp
- vainglorious
- boastful
- valedictory
- saying farewell
- valiant
- courageous
- valid
- true; factual; evident
- validate
- to approve; to confirm
- vanguard
- in the front
- vanity
- excessive pride
- vapid
- uninteresting
- variegated
- having different colors
- vaunt
- to brag
- veer
- to change direction
- vegetate
- lead an inactive life
- vehement
- forceful; urgent
- venal
- corrupt
- vendetta
- bitter feud
- veneer
- an outward show or covering
- venerable
- worthy of respect
- venial
- excusable
- venomous
- poisonous or malicious
- vent
- to release
- veracious
- honest
- verbatim
- word for word
- verbiage
- words
- verbose
- wordy; talkative
- verdant
- green
- verisimilitude
- the appearance of truth
- veritable
- true; genuine
- verity
- truth
- vernacular
- informal language
- vernal
- pertaining to spring
- vertex
- highest point
- vertiginous
- unstable
- verve
- enthusiasm
- vestige
- a trace; visible evidence of something that is no longer present
- vex
- to irritate
- viable
- capable of living; workable; practicable
- viaduct
- a bridge
- viands
- various foods
- vicarious
- acting for another person
- viceroy
- a representative or a deputy
- vicissitudes
- unpredictable changes
- victuals
- food
- vie
- to compete
- vigilant
- watchful
- vignette
- a short literary work
- vilify
- to speak evil of
- vindicate
- to clear of guilt
- vindictive
- seeking revenge
- vintage
- representative of the best
- viper
- a poisonous snake or a spiteful person
- virago
- a bad-tempered woman
- virile
- masculine
- virtue
- moral excellence
- virtuoso
- an expert musician
- virulent
- deadly; harmful
- visage
- appearance
- visceral
- pertaining to instinct
- viscous
- sticky
- vista
- a wide view
- vital
- necessary; essential
- vitreous
- clear or glass-like
- vitriolic
- sharp or bitter
- vituperate
- criticize
- vivify
- to enliven
- vixen
- female fox or bad-tempered woman
- vociferous
- shouting; talkative
- vogue
- fashion, (in fashion)
- volant
- capable of flying
- volatile
- unstable; explosive; changeable
- volition
- free will
- voluble
- talkative
- voluminous
- large; spacious
- voluptuous
- sensual
- voracious
- extremely hungry or greedy
- votary
- a loyal folower
- vouch
- to guarantee or certify as true
- vulnerable
- defenseless; capable of being harmed
- vulpine
- clever