vagabond

(adjective)

[ fugitive ]
[ wanderer ]
[ run agate ]
[ one that will stay no where ]

vail

(noun)

[ curtain ]
[ divider ]

vain

(adjective)

vainglory

(noun)

vainly

(adverb)

vale

(noun)

[ a valley ]

valiant

(adjective)

valiantly

(adverb)

valor

(noun)

[ importance ]
[ boldness ]
[ determination ]
[ force ]
[ courage ]
[ strength ]

value

(noun)

[ price ]
[ estimation ]

valued

(participle passive)

valuest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

vanish

(verb intransitive)

vanished

(participle passive)

vanisheth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

vanities

(plural noun)

vanity

(noun)

vanquished

(participle passive)

[ overcame ]
[ prevailed ]
[ conquered ]
[ overthrown ]

variableness

(noun)

[ changeable ]

variance

(noun)

[ dissension ]
[ controversy ]

various

(adjective)

vassal

(noun)

[ slave ]
[ client ]

vaunt

(verb intransitive)

[ to brag ]
[ boast ]
[ gloat ]

vehement

(adjective)

[ vigorous ]
[ violent ]
[ intense ]
[ earnest ]
[ strong ]
[ forcible ]

vehemently

(adverb)

veil

(noun)

[ curtain ]
[ divider ]

veils

(plural noun)

vein

(noun)

[ a mineral deposit ]

venison

(noun)

[ the flesh of a beast of prey ]

vent

(noun)

[ saleable ]

venture

(noun)

[ a happening or event involving chance ]
[ risk ]

verified

(participle passive)

[ proved it to be true ]

verily

(adverb)

[ truly ]
[ really ]
[ indeed ]

verity

(noun)

[ truth ]
[ an established fact ]

vermilion

(adjective)

[ a bright red pigment ]

very

(adjective)

vestments

(plural noun)

[ garments ]
[ robes ]

vesture

(noun)

[ csomething that covers ]
[ garment ]
[ attire ]
[ clothing ]

vex

(verb transitive)

[ to trouble ]
[ afflict ]
[ agitate ]

vexation

(noun)

[ trouble ]
[ distress ]
[ affliction ]

vexed

(participle passive)

victory

(noun)

victuals

(plural noun)

[ food ]
[ sustenance ]
[ provisions ]

view

(verb transitive)

[ behold ]
[ mark ]
[ consider ]
[ look upon ]

viewed

(participle passive)

vigilant

(adjective)

[ watchful ]
[ dilligent ]

vile

(adjective)

[ wicked ]
[ lowly ]
[ filthy ]

villainy

(noun)

vintage

(noun)

viol

(noun)

[ an instrument similar to a violin ]

virgin

(noun)

virginity

(noun)

virgins

(plural noun)

virgin's

(noun)

virtue

(noun)

[ worth ]
[ goodness ]
[ morality ]

virtuous

(adjective)

virtuously

(adverb)

visage

(noun)

[ the face ]
[ countenance ]
[ appearance of a person ]
[ face ]
[ form ]
[ shape ]

visible

(adjective)

[ that may be seen ]

vision

(noun)

[ sight ]
[ spirit ]
[ a dream ]

visions

(plural noun)

visit

(verb transitive)

visitation

(noun)

[ going to see ]

visited

(participle passive)

visitest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

visiteth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

void

(adjective)

volume

(noun)

voluntary

(adjective)

[ of the owe accord ]
[ without being taught or urged ]