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vortal (noun) vor·tal
vortex (noun) vor·tex
vortical (adjective) vor·ti·cal
vortically (adverb) vor·ti·cal·ly
vorticella (noun) vor·ti·cel·la
vorticism (noun) vor·ti·cism
Vorticism (noun) Vor·ti·cism
vorticist (noun) vor·ti·cist
vorticist (adjective) vor·ti·cist
Vorticist (noun) Vor·ti·cist
vorticity (noun) vor·tic·i·ty
vorticose (adjective) vor·ti·cose
vorticular (adjective) vor·tic·u·lar
votaress (noun) vo·ta·ress
votarist (noun) vo·ta·rist
votary (noun) vo·ta·ry
vote (noun) vote
vote (verb) vote
voteless (adjective) vote·less
voter (noun) vot·er
votive (adjective) vo·tive
votive (noun) vo·tive
votively (adverb) vo·tive·ly
votiveness (noun) vo·tive·ness
votress (noun) vo·tress
vouch (verb) vouch
vouch (noun) vouch
vouchee (noun) vouch·ee
voucher (noun) vouch·er
voucher (verb) voucher
vouchsafe (verb) vouch·safe
vouchsafement (noun) vouch·safe·ment
voulu (foreign term) vou·lu
voussoir (noun) vous·soir
Vouvray (noun) Vou·vray
vow (noun) vow
vow (verb) vow
vowel (noun) vow·el
voweled (adjective) vow·eled
vowelize (verb) vow·el·ize
vowelless (adjective) vow·el·less
vower (noun) vow·er
voxel (noun) vox·el
voyage (noun) voy·age
voyage (verb) voyage
voyageable (adjective) voy·age·a·ble
voyager (noun) voy·ag·er
voyageur (noun) voya·geur
voyeur (noun) voy·eur
voyeurism (noun) voy·eur·ism
voyeuristic (adjective) voy·eur·is·tic
voyeuristically (adverb) voy·eur·is·ti·cal·ly
VRAM (noun) VRAM
vroom (verb) vroom
vroom (noun) vroom
vroom (interjection) vroom
vug (noun) vug
vuggy (adjective) vug·gy
vugular (adjective) vug·u·lar
Vulcanian (adjective) Vul·ca·ni·an
vulcanism (noun) vul·can·ism
vulcanite (noun) vul·can·ite
vulcanizable (adjective) vul·can·iz·a·ble
vulcanization (noun) vul·can·i·za·tion
vulcanize (verb) vul·can·ize
vulcanizer (noun) vul·can·iz·er
vulcanology (noun) vul·can·ol·o·gy
vulgar (adjective) vul·gar
vulgarian (noun) vul·gar·i·an
vulgarism (noun) vul·gar·ism
vulgarity (noun) vul·gar·i·ty
vulgarization (noun) vul·gar·i·za·tion
vulgarize (verb) vul·gar·ize
vulgarly (adverb) vul·gar·ly
Vulgate (noun) Vul·gate
vuln (verb) vuln
vuln (noun) vuln
vulnerability (noun) vul·ner·a·bil·i·ty
vulnerable (adjective) vul·ner·a·ble
vulnerableness (noun) vul·ner·a·ble·ness
vulnerably (adverb) vul·ner·a·bly
vulnerary (adjective) vul·ner·ar·y
vulnerary (noun) vul·ner·ar·y
vulpine (adjective) vul·pine
vulturine (adjective) vul·tur·ine
vulturish (adjective) vul·tur·ish
vulturous (adjective) vul·tur·ous
vulva (noun) vul·va
vulval (adjective) vul·val
vulvar (adjective) vul·var
vulvitis (noun) vul·vi·tis
vulvovaginitis (noun) vul·vo·vag·in·i·tis

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