vacillancy TBD
vaguing TBD
vail “veil”
vailed “veiled”
valetudinarious TBD
valetudinary TBD
valiantness “valiance” courage or bravery
valiants mighty, brave or powerful men
vallies valleys
valour “valor”
valuableness value
valuelessness the condition of being worthless, having no value
valueth “values”
valvular valve-like or valve-related
vanquishest TBD
vanquisheth “vanquishes”
vapored TBD
vaporings boastful or bombastic talk or behavior
vapory like a mist, fog or vapor
vapouring TBD
vapoury like a mist, fog or vapor
variableness the condition of being liable or likely to change
variest “varies” or “vary”
varieth “varies”
varlets attendants or servants
vastation a laying waste; devastation; depopulation
vasty vast
vaticination the act of prophesying
vaticinations acts of prophesying
vauntest “vaunts” or “vaunt”
vauntingly done in a bragging or boastful way
vauntings boasts or brags
veerings “veers” (sudden turns, shifts or twists)
vegetatives (organisms in the vegetable category or plants)
vehemency forcefulness of expression or intensity of emotion or conviction
veiledly done in a manner so as to be concealed or masked
veilings the covering of things by veils
velleities the lowest levels of volition; mere wishes not accompanied by action or effort to obtain it
velleity the lowest level of volition; a mere wish not accompanied by action or effort to obtain it
vendition TBD
venerableness the condition of being honored above others or worthy of reverence or respect by virtue or dignity, character, position or age
venomed poisoned
venter biological womb from which an individual came; concubine
venters wives that successfully bear children
ventest “vents” or “vent”
venteth “vents”
ventings TBD
venturer one who undertakes something that is dangerous, daring or of doubtful outcome
venturest “ventures” or “venture”
ventureth “ventures”
venturous courageous, daring, adventurous, bold
venturously done in a courageous, bold, daring manner
ver verse or version
veranda a porch or balcony, usually roofed and often partly enclosed, extending along the outside of a building
verbals in grammatical terms, a word that appears to be a verb but functions as a noun
verdancy the condition of being covered by green growth or vegetation
vergeth “verges”
veriest utmost
verifieth “verifies”
verilies more than one verily
veritableness the quality of being unquestionable, actual or true
verjuice the acidic juice of sour or unripe fruit, such as grapes or crab apples
verminating TBD
verminous of, pertaining to, or infested with vermin
vernacularisms the words, phrases or expressions that reflect the everyday speech of a country or locality
versant familiar with; the slope of one side of a mountain or mountain range
versifications the processes of changing something from prose to metrical versions
verst a Russian measure of linear distance, equivalent to about two-thirds of a mile
versts a Russian measures of linear distance, equivalent to about two-thirds of a mile
vertebrated having a spinal cord
verticity TBD
vestigia Latin: a trace, mark, footstep”
vesture clothing, apparel
vexatiously done in a manner to cause or create vexation; annoying; irksome
vexer one who “vexes” (irritates, pesters or annoys)
vexest “vexes” or “vex” (irritate, pesters or annoy)
vexeth “vexes” to irritate, pester or annoy
viatory TBD
vibratory vibrating (moving rapidly back and forth) or capable of vibration
vicegerency a position of command or rule, that is subordinate to a superior authority
viciosity “viciousness”
victoriousness “victory” or “victorious”
victualled provided with food
victuallers those whose occupation is provisioning or providing food (victuals)
victualling provisioning or providing food (victuals)
viemalim a bird in America
viewest “view”
vieweth “views”
vigilancy the condition of being on the alert, watchful
vigors active physical or mental strengths
vigour “vigor” active physical or mental strength
vileness the condition of being wretched, depraved, ignoble
vilenesses the conditions of being wretched, depraved, ignoble
vilifieth “vilifies” defames, denigrates
vilipend to view or treat with contempt; despise
villainage the legal status or condition of a villein; the legal tenure by which a villein held his land
villanies viciousness of conduct or action; baseness of mind or character
villanous viciously wicked or criminal; obnoxious
villanously done in a viciously wicked, criminal or obnoxious way
villany “villainy” (viciousness of conduct or action; baseness of mind or character)
villein “villain” one of a class of feudal serfs who held the legal status of freemen in their dealings with all people except their lords
villeinage “villainage” the legal status or condition of a villein; the legal tenure by which a villein held his land
vincible capable of being overcome or defeated
vindex TBD
vindicable able to be defended, proven, or vindicated
vindicateth “vindicates” (to clear of accusation, blame, suspicion or doubt; to justify or support)
vindicative “vindictive” (disposed to seek revenge)
vindicator one who clears of accusation, blame, suspicion or doubt
vindicators those who clear of accusation, blame, suspicion or doubt
vindicatory justifying; exacting retribution; punitive
vinedresser a person who cultivates grapevines
vinedressera person who cultivates grapevines
vinedressers people who cultivate grapevines
violateth “violates”
violative TBD
violenced suffered violence; assaulted
violences acts or instances of violent actions or behaviors
violencing performing acts or instances of violent actions or behaviors
violented TBD
viperish like a viper
virulency “virulence”
visaged having or wearing a visage (face)
visibles TBD
visionally by way of vision or symbol
visioned sight or vision; goal or mind
visitedst “visited”
visiters “visitors”
visitings “visits”
visive visible
vitalising “vitalizing” giving life or animation to
vitalities the capacities to live, grow or develop)
vitiosity viciousness, depravity
vitious “vicious”, depraved
vitiously “viciously”
vivific TBD
vivifical TBD
vixenish like a vixen (a mischievous female)
viz that is, namely
vizard a visor, mask
vizards visors, masks
vizor “visor” a fixed or movable shield against wind or rain
vocable a word considered only as a sequence of sounds or letters rather than as a unit of meaning; capable of being voiced or spoken
vocables words considered only as a sequence of sounds or letters rather than as a unit of meaning
voider one who invalidates
voidness emptiness, vacuum, a void
volitionary done willingly, by conscious choice
volitionate to act, choose or will to decide
volitionating acting, choosing, willing to decide
volitions conscious choices, acts of the will
volitive expressing a wish or permission
voluminousness the condition of having great volume, fullness, size or number
voluntariness the condition of volunteering
vomitings ejections, discharges
voucheth “vouches”
vouchsafement promise or grant of safety or security
vouchsafements promises or grants of safety or security
vouchsafest “vouchsafe” promise; make safe, sure or secure
vouchsafeth “vouchsafes” promises; makes safe, sure or secure
vouschafed promise; made safe, sure or secure
vowelists TBD