Words to Live By for 17th December : Here is the complete list.

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Words to Live By for 17th December :

Vogue (n) : fashion, mode, practice
Voice (n) : the sound made by the speech organs
Voice (v) : declare, express
Voidable (adj.) : that can be evacuated
Voile (n) : thin cloth
Volatile (adj.) : evaporating, changing quickly
Volcanic (adj.) : of or from or like a volcano, easily irritated, likely to burst open
Volcano (n) : a burning mountain
Volley (n) : a shower of arrows
Volley (v) : strike before reaching the earth
Voluble (adj.) : over-eloquent
Voluble (adv.) : volubly
Voluble (n) : volubility
Volume (n) : a book, one book in a set of books, amount of space, occupied
Voluminous (adj.) : of great volume, bulky
Voluntary (adj.) : acting freely and willingly
Voluptuous (adj.) : of or for tempting or given up to sensual pleasure
Vomit (v) : throw out the contents of the stomach through the mouth, eject
Voracious (adj.) : greedy for eating, very hungry, rapacious
Vortex (n) : a whirlwind, an eddy
Votary (n) : devotee
Vote (n) : the expression of choice, suffrage
Voter (n) : one who votes or has the right to vote
Vouch (v): attest, beat witness, guarantee
Voucher (n) : document confirming the truth
Vouchsafe (n) : to condescend, to grant
Vow (n) : a solemn promise, an oath, a pledge
Vow (v) : make vows
Vowel (n) : a letter representing a sound uttered by opening the mouth
Voyage (n) : a journey by ship
Vulcan (n) : Roman god of fire
Vulcanite (n) : plastic made from sulphur and rubber
Vulcanize (v) : harden by treating with sulphur at high temperature
Vulgar (adj.) : coarse, not nice
Vulgarity (n) : rudeness
Vulnerable (adj.) : capable of being wounded
Vulpine (adj.) : like a fox crafty
Vulture (n) : a large rapacious bird of prey
Vying (v) : present participle of VIE, competing

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