| AVIDITIES | • avidities n. Plural of avidity. • AVIDITY n. greed. |
| CIVILISTS | • civilists n. Plural of civilist. • CIVILIST n. a person versed in civil law. |
| DISINVITE | • disinvite v. (Transitive) To cancel an invitation to (someone). • DISINVITE v. to withdraw an invitation to. |
| INVITINGS | • invitings n. Plural of inviting. • INVITING n. the act of inviting. |
| PRIVITIES | • privities n. Plural of privity. • privities n. (Archaic) The genitals. • PRIVITY n. private knowledge. |
| TIRRIVIES | • TIRRIVIE n. (Scots) a tantrum, a commotion, also TIRRIVEE. |
| VAGINITIS | • vaginitis n. (Pathology) Inflammation of the vagina. • VAGINITIS n. inflammation of the vagina. |
| VICIOSITY | • viciosity n. (Archaic, rare) viciousness. • VICIOSITY n. the state or character of being guilty of or devoted to vice or immorality, also VITIOSITY. |
| VICTIMISE | • victimise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of victimize. • VICTIMISE v. to make a victim of, also VICTIMIZE. |
| VIDUITIES | • VIDUITY n. the state of being a widow. |
| VIOLINIST | • violinist n. A person who plays the violin. • VIOLINIST n. one who plays the violin. |
| VIRIDITES | • viridites n. Plural of viridite. • VIRIDITE n. a green decomposition product in rocks. |
| VISCIDITY | • viscidity n. An adhesive quality. • viscidity n. A glutinous consistency. • VISCIDITY n. the state of being viscid. |
| VISIONIST | • visionist n. A visionary. • VISIONIST n. a visionary, also VISIONARY, VISIONER. |
| VISITINGS | • visitings n. Plural of visiting. • VISITING n. the act of paying a visit. |
| VITICIDES | • VITICIDE n. a vine pest. |
| VITILIGOS | • vitiligos n. Plural of vitiligo. • VITILIGO n. (Latin) a rare skin disease consisting in the development of smooth, milk-white spots upon various parts of the body. |
| VITIOSITY | • vitiosity n. (Rare) viciousness. • VITIOSITY n. the state or character of being guilty of or devoted to vice or immorality, also VICIOSITY. |
| VITRIFIES | • vitrifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of vitrify. • VITRIFY v. to convert into glass. |