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Venal (adj)
capable of being bribed
Venial (adj)
forgivable; trivial
Veracious (adj)
truthful
Verbiage (n)
pompous array of words
Verdigris (n)
green coating on copper that has been exposed to the weather
Verisimilar (adj)
probable or likely; having the appearance of truth
Verisimilitude (n)
appearance of truth; likelihood
Veritable (adj)
actual; being truly so
Verity (n)
quality of being true
Viand (n)
food
Victuals (n)
food
Vignette (n)
picture; literary sketch
Vindictive (adj)
out for revenge; malicious
Vinter (n)
winemaker; seller of wine
Virile (adj)
manly
Virulent (adj)
extremely poisonous; hostile; bitter
Viscid (adj)
adhesive; gluey
Vital (adj)
vibrant and lively; critical; living; breathing
Vitiate (v)
to spoil the effect of; make inoperative
Vitreous (adj)
pertaining to or resembling glass
Vitriolic (adj)
corrosive; sarcastic
Vivacious (adj)
lively or animated; sprightly
Vivisection (n)
act of disecting live animals
Vixen (n)
female fox; ill tempered woman
Vociferous (adj)
clamorous; noisy
Volition (n)
act of making a conscious choice
Voluminous (adj)
spacious; bulky; large
Vouchsafe (v)
to grant condescendingly; guarantee
Vulpine (adj)
fox-like; crafty
Waggish (adj)
mischievous; humorous; tricky
Waif (n)
homeless child or animal
Wangle (v)
to wiggle out; fake
Warble (v)
to sing; babble
Warren (n)
tunnels in which rabbits live; crowded conditions in which people live
Wastrel (n)
profligate
Wax (v)
to increase, grow
Waylay (v)
to ambush; lie in wait
welter (n, v)
(n) turmoil; bewildering jumble
(v)wallow
Wheedle (v)
to cajole; coax; decieve by flattery
Whelp (n)
young wolf, dog, tiger etc
Whet (v)
to sharpen; stimulate
Whinny (v)
neigh like a horse
Whit (n)
smallest speck; shred; tiny bit
Whorl (n)
ring of leaves around a stem; ring
Winnow (v)
to sift; separate good parts from bad
Wistful (adj)
vaguely longing; sadly pensive
Wont (n)
custom; habitual procedure
Worldly (adj)
engrossed in matter of the earth; not spiritual
Wry (adj)
twisted; with a humorous twist
Yen (n)
longing; urge
Yeoman (n)
man owning a small estate; middle class farmer
Yore (n)
time past
Author
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ID
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Card Set
Barron's 3500 words
Description
words I didnt know (word llist 49-50)
Updated
2011-03-19T03:00:19Z
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