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| vagabond | Wanderer, a person who does not settle into one home. |
| vail | Veil, dress. |
| vain | Worthless, useless, or thinking too highly of one's appearance, accomplishments, or failure. |
| vainglory | Extreme conceit. |
| vale | Valley. |
| valour | Valor, bravery. |
| valuation | The amount of money to be given to the priest when a vow was made. |
| vanish | Disappear. |
| vanity | Nothingness, emptiness, wastefulness. |
| vapor | A brief puff of smoke or mist. |
| vapour | A liquid dispersed and suspended in the air in the form of very small drops. |
| variance | Sharp disagreement or difference of opinion. |
| Vashti | "Beautiful", first wife of Ahasuerus, deposed for her refusal to come to him. |
| vau | The 6th letter of the Hebrew alphabet. |
| vaunt | Boast, brag. |
| vehemently | Violently. |
| veil | The curtain around the Holy of Holies that was torn from top to bottom. |
| vengeance | Harm or damage done to someone in retaliation for harm or damage. |
| venomous | Poisonous. |
| verily | Truly, in truth. |
| verity | Truth. |
| vessel | Container, or boat, or instrument. |
| vesture | A collection of garments, or everything that grows on a piece of land except trees. |
| vex | Annoy, persecute. |
| vexation | Annoyance, persecution. |
| vexed | Afflicted, persecuted. |
| vial | Bottle. |
| victual | Food. |
| vigilance | Watchfulness, being on the alert. |
| vigilant | Tirelessly on the alert. |
| vile | Morally hateful. |
| vindictive | Having the motive of revenge. |
| vineyard | Garden of grape vines. |
| vintage | The picking and pressing of grapes for wine. |
| viper | Snake. |
| virgin | One who has not had sex. |
| virtue | Moral goodness, power or ability. |
| visage | The face, countenance or appearance of a person. |
| vision | While awake, in the mind, a supernatural awareness of some happening. |
| visitation | Inspection. |
| void | Containing nothing, an empty space, or to cancel something out. |
| vow | A promise made to God, or a solemn promise. |
| vulture | A large bird of prey that feeds on dead animals. |