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vanadium (noun) va·na·di·um
vanaspati (noun) va·nas·pa·ti
vancomycin (noun) van·co·my·cin
vandal (noun) van·dal
vandal (adjective) vandal
Vandalic (adjective) Van·dal·ic
vandalise (verb) van·dal·ise
vandalism (noun) van·dal·ism
vandalistic (adjective) van·dal·is·tic
vandalistically (adverb) van·dal·is·ti·cal·ly
vandalization (noun) van·dal·i·za·tion
vandalize (verb) van·dal·ize
Vandyke (noun) Van·dyke
Vandyke (adjective) Van·dyke
vandyked (adjective) van·dyked
vane (noun) vane
vaned (adjective) vaned
vang (noun) vang
vanguard (noun) van·guard
vanguardism (noun) van·guard·ism
vanguardist (noun) van·guard·ist
vanilla (noun) va·nil·la
vanilla (adjective) vanilla
vanillin (noun) van·il·lin
Vanir (noun) Va·nir
vanish (verb) van·ish
vanisher (noun) van·ish·er
vanishingly (adverb) van·ish·ing·ly
vanitas (noun) van·i·tas
vanity (noun) van·i·ty
vanity (adjective) vanity
vanner (noun) van·ner
vanpool (noun) van·pool
vanpooling (noun) van·pool·ing
vanquish (verb) van·quish
vanquishable (adjective) van·quish·able
vanquisher (noun) van·quish·er
vantage (noun) van·tage
Vanuatu (adjective) Va·nu·a·tu
Vanuatuan (adjective) Va·nu·a·tu·an
vanward (adjective) van·ward
vanward (adverb) vanward
vapid (adjective) va·pid
vapidity (noun) va·pid·i·ty
vapidly (adverb) va·pid·ly
vapidness (noun) va·pid·ness
vapor (noun) va·por
vapor (verb) vapor
vaporer (noun) va·por·er
vaporetto (noun) va·po·ret·to
vaporing (noun) vaporing
vaporise (verb) va·por·ise
vaporish (adjective) va·por·ish
vaporishness (noun) va·por·ish·ness
vaporizable (adjective) va·por·iz·able
vaporization (noun) va·por·i·za·tion
vaporize (verb) va·por·ize
vaporizer (noun) va·por·iz·er
vaporous (adjective) va·por·ous
vaporously (adverb) va·por·ous·ly
vaporousness (noun) va·por·ous·ness
vaporware (noun) va·por·ware
vapory (adjective) va·pory
vapour (noun) va·pour
vapour (verb) va·pour
vapourware (noun) va·pour·ware
vaquero (noun) va·que·ro
vara (noun) va·ra
varactor (noun) va·rac·tor
Varangian (noun) Va·ran·gi·an
varia (noun) var·ia
variability (noun) var·i·abil·i·ty
variable (adjective) var·i·able
variable (noun) variable
variable-geometry (adjective) var·i·a·ble-ge·om·e·try
variableness (noun) var·i·able·ness
variably (adverb) var·i·ably
variance (noun) var·i·ance
variant (adjective) var·i·ant
variant (noun) variant
variate (noun) var·i·ate
variation (noun) var·i·a·tion
variational (adjective) var·i·a·tion·al
variationally (adverb) var·i·a·tion·al·ly
variationist (noun) var·i·a·tion·ist
variceal (adjective) var·i·ce·al
varicella (noun) var·i·cel·la
varicocele (noun) var·i·co·cele
varicolored (adjective) vari·col·ored
varicoloured (adjective) var·i·col·oured
varicose (adjective) var·i·cose
varicosed (adjective) var·i·cosed
varicosity (noun) var·i·cos·i·ty
varied (adjective) varied
variedly (adverb) var·ied·ly
variegate (verb) var·ie·gate
variegated (adjective) variegated
variegation (noun) var·ie·ga·tion
variegator (noun) var·ie·ga·tor
varier (noun) var·i·er

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