Here is a plethora of V words for your scrabble collection ( created by daughters)
Venus
Verbs
Viscous
Viscous
Viscosity
Viper
Vapor
Vowels
Vat
Vampire
V
Victory
Vodka (don't ask me where they came up with that one)
Victorious
Vu
Velocity
Velociraptor
And from our favorite word an glossary site even more V words! http://phrontistery.info/v.html
Word Definition
- vaccary dairy or cow pasture
- vaccimulgence cow milking
- vaccine of, like or pertaining to cows; preparation conferring immunity to disease
- vacillate fluctuate in opinion or resolution
- vadelect servant; serving-man
- vade-mecum ready reference manual regularly carried about
- vadimony bond or pledge given before a judge
- vadose of, like or pertaining to underground water above the water table
- vafrous cunning; sly
- vagient crying like a baby
- vagile having the ability to move about
- vagility ability to succeed in the struggle for existence
- vaginate sheathed; having a sheath
- vagitus baby's cry or wail
- vainglory idle boastfulness
- vair blue-grey squirrel fur; heraldic representation of blue and white rows
- valance drapery hung along the edge of a bed, table or canopy
- valence linen helmet-cover for armour
- valenki warm Russian felt boots
- valetudinarian of, like or pertaining to ill-health; anxious about health
- valgus club-footed; bow-legged
- vallate having a raised rim or rampart
- vallation ridge or bank of earth used as fortification
- vallecula groove or furrow
- vallum rampart; wall of earth thrown up from a ditch
- valorise to set a fixed arbitrary price
- valuta comparative value of a currency
- vandola stringed lute-like Spanish instrument
- vaniloquence vain or foolish talk
- vaporimeter instrument for measuring vapour pressure
- vapulate to flog; to be flogged
- vapulatory of, like or pertaining to flogging
- vara unit of linear measure of between 33 and 43 inches
- varec seaweed; kelp
- varia miscellany
- varicella chicken pox
- variegated diverse and varied; having multi-coloured patches
- varietal of, like or pertaining to a variety
- varietist unorthodox person
- variform of various forms
- variola smallpox
- variometer instrument for measuring magnetic declination
- variorum including the notes of earlier scholars or editors
- varsovienne polka-like Polish dance
- varus pigeon-toed
- vascular of, like or pertaining to fluid-carrying vessels
- vasculature arrangement of blood vessels
- vasculiform shaped like a small vase or flowerpot
- vasculum botanist's collecting case
- vasiferous bearing a vessel or vas
- vasiform shaped like a duct or vase
- vastate to make immune
- vastidity vastness; a vast extent
- vatic prophetic; oracular; inspired
- vaticide killing or killer of a prophet
- vaticinate prophesy; predict
- vauclusian of a spring in which water is expelled by artesian pressure
- vavasour feudal noble who is both a liege and a vassal
- vectigal of, like or pertaining to the paying of tribute or rent
- vectitation act of carrying or conveying
- vedette mounted sentry stationed to watch for enemy
- veduta panoramic view of a town
- vegete vigorous
- vegetivorous eating vegetables
- veilleuse shaded night-lamp
- velamentous of, like or pertaining to or like a membrane or sail
- velarium awning over an auditorium
- velate having a veil; veiled
- velation act of veiling; secrecy
- veliferous bearing a sail or membrane
- velitation skirmish
- velivolant flying with sails
- velleity lowest degree of volition; slight wish
- vellicate to twitch; to tickle or pinch
- velociman hand-propelled tricycle
- velocimeter instrument for measuring velocity
- velocious with great speed
- velocipede swift-footed; swift-footed person; old-fashioned bicycle
- velometer instrument for measuring speed of air
- velour piled velvety cotton
- veloutine velvety corded wool
- velutinous velvety; having a downy covering
- velvetine cotton with silk pile
- venal of a type that may be bribed
- venatic of, like or pertaining to hunting
- venation arrangement of veins on a leaf or an insect's wing
- venator huntsman; hunter
- vendange grape harvest
- vendible capable of being sold
- vendicate to claim for oneself
- venditation offering for sale
- vendition sale
- venefic acting by poison or potions or by sorcery
- venenation poisoning
- venencia instrument used to sample sherry from a cask
- veneniferous carrying poison
- venepuncture puncturing of a vein
- venereology study of venereal disease
- venerer gamekeeper; hunter
- venerous lustful
- venery pursuit of sexual gratification; hunting; pursuit of game
- venesect to open a vein for blood-letting
- venial pardonable; excusable
- venigenous containing veins of metal or quartz
- venireman juror
- venography injecting radioactive material into veins for medical examination
- venose veiny; veined
- venous of, like or pertaining to veins
- ventage finger-hole; small hole
- ventana window
- ventiduct ventilating pipe or passage
- ventifact stone polished by wind-blown sand
- ventorious characterized by venturesomeness
- ventose windy; flatulent; puffed up with conceit
- ventral of, like or pertaining to the underside or the belly
- ventricumbent lying on one's front or one's belly
- ventriduct to turn towards the belly
- ventripotent with great capacity or appetite for food
- venule small vein
- veracious truthful; exact
- verbalism undue attention to words alone
- verbatim word for word
- verberate to beat
- verbicide destroying the meaning of a word
- verbid non-finite part of a verb
- verbigeration morbid and purposeless repetition of certain words
- verbile one whose mental processes are stimulated by words
- verbomania craze for words
- verderer officer in charge of royal forests
- verdigris greenish copper coating
- verdure greenness; health and vigour
- verecund modest; shy
- verger church usher and attendant
- vergiform shaped like a rod
- verglas film of ice on rock
- veridical veracious; genuine; truthful
- veridicous truthful
- verily truly; certainly; confidently
- verism artistic preference of the everyday to the legendary
- verjuice sour juice of unripe fruit
- vermeil bright red; scarlet; vermilion
- vermeology study of worms
- vermian like a worm
- vermicide killing of worms
- vermicular of, like or pertaining to worms
- vermiculous wormy
- vermiform shaped like a worm
- vermifugal expelling worms
- vermigerous bearing, containing or infested with worms
- vermigrade creeping like a worm
- vermilion bright red
- vermivorous eating worms
- vernal of, like or pertaining to spring
- vernalize to make springlike; to freshen
- vernicle cloth with image of Christ's face impressed upon it
- vernicose brightly polished or varnished
- vernissage varnishing-day
- vernition varnishing
- verricule tuft of hairs or bristles
- verruca wart
- verruciform shaped like a wart; wartlike
- verrucose warty
- versability aptness to be turned around
- versal ornamental letter at beginning of section
- versant general slope of a mountain
- versicle short verse in church service normally followed by response
- versicoloured diversely or changeably coloured
- versicular of or in verse
- versiform changing in form
- verst unit of distance equal to approximately 2/3 of a mile
- versus against; in contrast to
- versute crafty; wily
- vert the heraldic colour green
- verticil whorl
- verticillated whorled
- verticity power of turning
- vertiginous of, like or pertaining to vertigo; dizzy; giddy
- vervel ring for a hawk's jess
- vervelle decorated connector between helmet and mail of suit of armour
- vesical of, like or pertaining to the bladder
- vesicant blistering
- vesicate to blister
- vespacide substance or person who kills wasps
- vespal of, like or pertaining to wasps
- vespers prayer service held in early evening
- vespertinal of, like or pertaining to the evening
- vespiary wasp's nest
- vespine of, like or pertaining to hornets or wasps
- vespoid wasp-like
- vesta wax-stemmed match
- vestiary robing-room; cloakroom; of, like or pertaining to clothes
- vestibule entrance-hall
- vestiture clothes; covering; coat
- vestry priest's dressing room
- vesturer keeper of vestments
- vesuvian smoker's slow-burning match
- vesuviate to erupt; to burst with heat
- vetanda forbidden things
- vetitive having the power to veto
- vettura carriage, cab or car
- vexillary standard-bearer; pertaining to regimental colours or flags
- vexillology study of flags
- viaggiatory traveling frequently
- viameter instrument for measuring revolutions of a wheel
- viatecture construction of roads and bridges
- viatical of, like or pertaining to roads or travel
- viaticum money or provisions for journey; Eucharist for a dying person
- viator traveller; wayfarer
- vibraslap modern percussion instrument with rod and ball
- vibratile capable of vibratory motion
- vibrissa tactile bristle such as cat's whisker; bristly hair
- vibrograph instrument for recording vibrations
- vibrometer instrument for measuring vibrations
- vibronic of or caused by electronic vibration
- vicarial of, like or pertaining to a vicar or delegate
- vice in place of; rather than
- vicegerent acting in place of another; having delegated authority
- vicegod hostile appellation applied to the Pope
- vicenary based on the number twenty
- vicennial occurring every twenty years
- vicereine wife of a viceroy
- vicinage neighbourhood; residents in a neighbourhood
- vicinal neighboring; local
- victimology study of victims
- victoria light open two-seated four-wheeled carriage
- victualler one who operates a pub or eatery
- vicuna fabric made from wool of the vicuna, a small ruminant
- videlicet to wit; namely
- videndum thing to be seen
- videtur it seems
- vidimus attested copy; inspection of accounts
- viduage widowhood; widows collectively
- viduity widowhood
- viduous widowed; empty
- vigesimal based on the number twenty
- vigia danger warning on a chart
- vigneron vine-grower
- vigorish percentage of gambler's winnings taken by bookkeeper
- vigoro team sport combining cricket and baseball
- vilipend to despise; to make light of; to disparage mockingly
- villanelle poem consisting of five tercets and a quatrain
- villar of, like or pertaining to a manor or village
- villatic rural; of, like or pertaining to a villa
- villeggiatura a stay in the country
- villiform of the form or shape of velvet
- villose velvety
- villus soft velvety hair or fur
- vimen long thin branch or twig
- vimineous with long flexible shoots
- vinaceous wine-coloured
- vinal of or due to wine
- vincible that may be overcome
- vincular connective
- vindemial of, like or pertaining to the vintage
- vindemiate to gather grapes or other fruit
- vineatic of, like or pertaining to vines
- vinew to make or become mouldy
- vinewed mouldy; musty
- vinification process of fermenting wine
- vinolent addicted to wine
- vinology scientific study of vines and winemaking
- vinous deep red; burgundy
- vinous like wine; pertaining to wine; wine-coloured
- violaceous violet-coloured
- violatic flying about
- viperiform shaped like a snake or viper
- viperine of, like or pertaining to vipers
- viperous of, like, or pertaining to vipers; treacherous; venomous
- viraginous suggestive of a loud overbearing woman
- virago manlike or heroic woman
- virason sea breeze
- virelay old French poem with refrain and unusual rhyming scheme
- virescent becoming green or greenish; of a greenish colour
- virgal composed of twigs
- virgate old unit of land area usually equal to 30 acres or 1/4 hide
- virgate rodlike; twiggy
- virgule slanting line; solidus; "/"
- viricide killing of viruses; killing of men or of husbands
- virid green
- viridarium Roman garden
- viridian chrome green
- viridigenous producing greenness
- viridity greenness; freshness
- virilescence development of male character in the female
- virilia male reproductive organs
- viripotent fit for a husband; marriageable
- virology study of viruses
- virose poisonous; foul
- virucide killing of viruses
- viruliferous bearing or containing a virus
- vis force; power
- visagist expert in facial make-up
- visard mask or visor
- vis-a-vis light carriage with seats facing one another
- visceral of the organs of the body
- viscid semi-fluid; sticky; glutinous; viscous
- viscometer instrument for measuring viscosity
- visibilia things that are seen
- visile of, like or pertaining to sight; learning easily by sight
- visiogenic suitable for transmission by television
- visitador official visitor or inspector
- visive of, like or pertaining to sight; visual; able to see or be seen
- visometer instrument for measuring focal length of the eye
- vitalism the doctrine that there is a vital force behind life
- vitative concerned with the preservation of life
- vitellary bright yellow
- vitelligenous producing yolk
- vitellus yolk of an egg
- vitiate impair quality of; make invalid; spoil; make impure
- viticetum plantation of vines; vineyard
- viticolous living on vines
- viticulture vine-growing
- vitiferous bearing vines
- vitilitigation vexatious wrangling
- vitrage thin curtain for windows or glazed doors
- vitrail stained glass
- vitrescent tending to become glass
- vitrescible able to be turned into glass
- vitrics glassy materials; glassware; study of glassware
- vitrifaction process of converting into glass
- vitrifacture glassblowing
- vitriform of the form or shape of glass
- vitrine glass display case
- vitriolic caustic or hostile
- vitta band or stripe of colour on an animal or plant
- vittate striped lengthwise
- vitular of, like or pertaining to a calf or to calving
- vituline of, like or pertaining to calves or veal
- vituperation abuse; rejection
- vivandière female camp follower who supplies provisions
- vivarium artificial enclosure for keeping live animals
- vivat long live
- vivency vitality
- viverrine of, like or pertaining to civets and mongoose
- viverrine of, like or pertaining to the civet
- vivers food; eatables
- viviparous producing live young
- vivisepulture practice of burying people alive
- vizard mask
- vocabularian of, like or pertaining to vocabulary
- vocative indicating calling or personal address
- vocicultural of, like or pertaining to voice training
- vociferant clamorous
- vociferate to cry out with a loud voice; to bawl
- vocoid vowel-like
- voicespondence correspondence by means of recorded oral messages
- voided of a heraldic charge, having the inner part cut away
- voile soft fine sheer fabric
- voiturier driver of a carriage or coach
- voivode leader of an army; provincial governor
- volable nimble-witted
- volacious apt or fit to fly
- volage giddy; flighty; fickle
- volant flying; able to fly; of a heraldic bird, with wings extended
- volar of, like or pertaining to the palm or the sole; of, like or pertaining to flight
- volary aviary
- volation ability to fly
- volcanology study of volcanoes
- volens consenting to a course of action which requires risk
- volery place for aircraft repair
- volet short veil worn at the back of the head
- volitant flying; flitting; fluttering; moving about
- volitation flying; flight
- volitient willing
- volitive of, like or pertaining to the will
- volitive expressing desire or permission
- volitorial able to fly
- volplane to glide through the air
- volta old leaping dance
- voltameter instrument for measuring electrical current indirectly
- voltigeur lightly armed skirmisher
- voltinism breeding rhythm; brood frequency
- voltmeter instrument for measuring electrical potential
- voluble fluent in speech; too fluent or glib
- volucrine of, like or pertaining to birds; bird-like
- volumenometer instrument for measuring volume of a solid
- volumeter instrument for measuring volume of a liquid or gas
- voluminal of, like or pertaining to volume or cubic capacity
- voluntarism belief that the will dominates the intellect
- voluptuary sensualist; person fond of luxury
- volupty sexual pleasure
- volutation action of rolling; turning; wallowing
- voluted in spiral form
- volution revolving movement; convolution; whorl
- volvelle instrument like an astrolabe used by doctors for astrology
- vomiturition violent retching
- voraginous of, like or pertaining to a whirlpool; voracious
- vorago gulf; chasm; abyss
- vorant devouring
- vorpal keen; deadly
- vortical of, like or pertaining to a vortex; whirling
- vorticist painter who expresses complexity of machinery through art
- vorticity amount of vortical motion in a fluid
- vortoscope device using mirrors to produce abstract photographs
- votation action of voting
- votive given by vow; consisting of a vow or wish
- voussoir wedge-like stone forming part of an arch
- vraisemblance verisimilitude
- vug small cavity in a rock
- volcanology study of volcanoes
- vulgo commonly; popularly
- vulgus the common people; schoolboy Latin composition
- vulnerary healing wounds
- vulnerate to wound
- vulnerose wounded
- vulpecular of, like or pertaining to a young fox
- vulpicide killing of a fox
- vulpine of, like or pertaining to foxes; cunning
- vulsella forceps with toothed blades
- vulturine rapacious; of, like or pertaining to a vulture
- vulvar of, like or pertaining to or resembling the vulva
- vulviform shaped like an oval or a vulva
Enjoy these V's and the next time you will blow your friends away at scrabble or Words With Friends!!
