| AVRUGAS | • AVRUGA n. (Spanish) herring roe with a smoky flavour, sometimes used as a substitute for caviar. |
| GRAVURE | • gravure n. (Art, printing) A type of intaglio printing process, in which an image is engraved onto a rotating copper cylinder. • gravure n. (Japan) A style of Japanese softcore; glamour photography. • GRAVURE n. any process of making an intaglio printing plate. |
| OUTGAVE | • outgave v. Simple past tense of outgive. • OUTGIVE v. to give more than. |
| OUVRAGE | • OUVRAGE n. (French) work. |
| SEVRUGA | • sevruga n. Stellate sturgeon (Acipenser stellatus). • sevruga n. An expensive caviar made from its eggs. • SEVRUGA n. (Russian) a species of sturgeon found in the Black Sea. |
| VAGITUS | • vagitus n. The crying of a newborn baby. • VAGITUS n. (Latin) a cry or wail. |
| VAGUELY | • vaguely adv. In a vague manner. • vaguely adv. Loosely; more or less; somewhat. • VAGUE adv. indeterminate. |
| VAGUEST | • vaguest adj. Superlative form of vague: most vague. • VAGUE adj. indeterminate. |
| VAGUING | • vaguing v. Present participle of vague. • VAGUE v. to be vague. |
| VAGUISH | • vaguish adj. Somewhat vague. • VAGUISH adj. somewhat vague. |
| VALGOUS | • valgous adj. (Archaic) knock-kneed; valgus. • VALGOUS adj. pertaining to valgus, clubfoot, also VALGOID. |
| VALUING | • valuing v. Present participle of value. • VALUE v. to estimate the worth of. |
| VAUTING | • vauting v. Present participle of vaut. • VAUTE v. (obsolete) to vault, also VAUT, VAWTE. |
| VERRUGA | • verruga n. Obsolete form of verruca. (wart) • VERRUGA n. (Spanish) a fever with warty tumours, endemic in Peru. |
| VICUGNA | • vicugna n. Alternative spelling of vicuna. • Vicugna prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Camelidae – the vicunas. • VICUGNA n. (Quechua) a wild wool-bearing llama-like animal of the Andes, also VICUNA. |
| VIDUAGE | • viduage n. Widowhood. • viduage n. Widows generally. • VIDUAGE n. (Latin) widowhood; widows collectively. |
| VUGULAR | • vugular adj. (Geology) Resembling a vug. • VUGULAR adj. pertaining to vugs. |
| VULGARS | • vulgars n. Plural of vulgar. • VULGAR n. the common people; one of the unrefined. |
| VULGATE | • vulgate adj. (Archaic) Made common, published for common use, vulgarized. • vulgate adj. (Of a text, especially the Bible, not comparable) In or pertaining to the common version or edition. • vulgate n. The vernacular language of a people. |