V-Z

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zeal

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ardor, eager interest or enthusiasm

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yodel

Back 2

sing with abrupt alternating changes between normal chest voice and falsetto

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xenophilia

Back 3

attraction or admiration of anything foreign

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waft

Back 4

carry or float lightly through air or water

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wager

Back 5

to bet

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waggery

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1) roguish jocularity or merriment
2) a joke

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wallow

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1) to roll about or flounder in the mud
2) to indulge in self-pity

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wane

Back 8

to grow less in extent

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welter (v)

Back 9

to roll about or wallow

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welter (n)

Back 10

confusion

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whim

Back 11

1) a sudden or passing notion
2) capricious idea or desire

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vulnerary

Back 12

used for healing wounds

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vulnerable

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1) wounded or physically injured
2) open to criticism or attack

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voluble

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1) speaking glibly, talking with ease
2) talkative

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volatile

Back 15

evaporating rapidly, lively, changeable or fickle

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viscid

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think, sticky, viscous

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venerate

Back 17

to look upwith with deep respect, ro revere

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vapid

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tasteless, flavorless, dull, uninteresting

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vouch

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1) attest or affirm
2) to uphold by demonstration or evidence

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votary

Back 20

1) a devotee
2) person devoted to a particular religion or object, study or cause

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vortex

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1) a whirling mass of water forming vacuum at the center
2) whirlpool
3) any action or activity resembling the catastrophic effects of eddy currents

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volt-face

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1) about face
2) reversal of course, opinion, attitute

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vivacious

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animated and lively

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vituperate

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1) to speak abusively about
2) berate
3) revile

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vitriolic

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1) extremely biting or caustic
2) sharp and bitter

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vista

Back 26

view or outlook

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vilify

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1) use abuve or slanderous language
2) calumniate
3) revile
4) defame

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vicissitude

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1) the quality of being changeable
2) mutation
3) natural change visible in nature or in human affairs

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vicarious

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1) taking the place of another person or thing
2) substitute
3) deputy
4) something done for another

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viable

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1) able to form roots and grow
2) workable and likely to survive