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36 Cards in this Set
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vacillate
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v. to waver; oscillate
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valedictory
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adj. pertaining to a farewell
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vapid
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adj. tasteless; dull
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vaunt
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v. to boast; brag
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venal
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adj. bribable; mercenary; corruptible
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vendetta
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n. prolonged feud marked by bitter hostility
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venerate
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v. to adorel honorl respect
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veracious
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adj. truthful; accurate
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verbose
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adj. wordy
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vertigo
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n. dizziness
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virtuoso
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n. someone with masterly skills; expert musician
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visage
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n. countenance; appearance; aspect
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viscous
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adj. thick, syrupy, and sticky
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vitiate
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v. to impair the quality of; corrupt morallyl make inoperative
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vituperative
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adj. using or containing harsh, abusive censure
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vivisection
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n. dissection, surgery, or painful experiments performed on a living animal for the purpose of scientific research
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vogue
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n. prevailing fashion or practice
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volatile
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adj. tending to vary frequently; fickle
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vacillate
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v. to waver; oscillate
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valedictory
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adj. pertaining to a farewell
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vapid
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adj. tasteless; dull
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vaunt
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v. to boast; brag
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venal
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adj. bribable; mercenary; corruptible
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vendetta
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n. prolonged feud marked by bitter hostility
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venerate
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v. to adorel honorl respect
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veracious
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adj. truthful; accurate
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verbose
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adj. wordy
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vertigo
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n. dizziness
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virtuoso
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n. someone with masterly skills; expert musician
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visage
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n. countenance; appearance; aspect
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viscous
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adj. thick, syrupy, and sticky
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vitiate
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v. to impair the quality of; corrupt morallyl make inoperative
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vituperative
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adj. using or containing harsh, abusive censure
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vivisection
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n. dissection, surgery, or painful experiments performed on a living animal for the purpose of scientific research
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vogue
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n. prevailing fashion or practice
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volatile
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adj. tending to vary frequently; fickle
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