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la vaca
cow
vaciar
to empty out
vagar
to wonder
vago(a)
vague
valer
to be worth
vecino(a)
neighboring
vedar
to ban; to prohibit
vejar
to annoy
el veneno
poison
la venta
sale
ventoso(a)
windy
la vergüenza
shame
verter
to empty
la vesícula
blister
viciado(a)
corrupt
el vidrio
glass
el viento
wind
viernes
Friday
el viraje
turn; swerve
visto(a)
seen
la vivienda
housing
vocear
to cry
volador(a)
flying
volver
to turn
la vuelta
turn