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Words for 14th December :

Vertebra (n) : one of the bones of the spinal column
Vertebra (pl.) : vertebrae
Vertebrate (adj.) : having a spinal column, belonging to the vertebrates
Vertex (n) : apex, top or summit, the point of an angle; (pl) : vertices
Vertical (adj.) : relating to the vertex, perpendicular, straight up or down
Vertigo (n) : dizziness, giddiness
Verve (n) : vital power, enthusiasm
Very (adj.) : true, real
Very (adv.) : in a high degree
Vesper (n) : the evening star, the evening
Vessel (n) : an utensil for holding something, a ship or large boat, artery or vein
Vest (n) : waist coat
Vest (v) : empower, confer upon
Vestibule (n) : a small entrance hall
Vestige (n) : evidence, remnants of something, trace
Vestment (n) : robe, garment
Vesture (n) : clothing, dress
Vetch (n) : plant of the pea kind used as cattle food
Veteran (adj.) : having long experience
Veteran (n) : one with long experience
Veterinary (adj.) : pertaining to the art of treating the diseases of domestic animals
Veto (n) : right to prevent a bill becoming law
Veto (v) : forbid by a veto
Vex (v) : annoy, harass, torment
Vexation (n) : trouble, annoyance
Via (prep.) : by way of
Vial (n) : phial, a small bottle
Viand (n) : an article of food
Vibrant (adj.) : vibrating
Vicar (n) : a parson or priest of a parish, a representative or deputy
Vice (n) : an immoral conduct, bad habit, a device for gripping an object (prep.) : instead of
Vise (n) : an immoral conduct, bad habit, a device for gripping an object (prep.) : instead of
Vicegerent (n) : substitute, regent
Vive-president (n) : officer next to president
Viceroy (n) : one representing the royal authority in a dependency; (fem) : vicereine
Vicinity (n) : neighbourhood, nearness
Vicious (adj.) : savage, mean, spiteful
Vicissitude (n) : change (esp. of circumstances)
Victim (n) : a dupe living, being used for religious sacrifice
Victoria (n) : a light open carriage with four wheels
Victory (adj.) : triumph conquest, the winning of a contest or battle
Victual (n & pl) : provisions (food and drink)

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