| view |
the act of looking at or seeing; examination; survey. [7 definitions] |
| viewer |
one who views, esp. a spectator or person who watches television. |
| viewpoint |
an opinion. |
| vigilant |
alert and careful about danger. |
| vigor |
intensity or force. [2 definitions] |
| vigour |
a spelling of "vigor" used in Canada and Britain. See "vigor" for more information. |
| Viking |
(sometimes lower case) any of the Scandinavian sea warriors and traders who were active from around A.D. 700 to 1100. The Vikings raided the coasts of Europe and settled parts of Britain, western Europe, Russia, and elsewhere. |
| villa |
a large, luxurious country house or estate. |
| village |
a small town or community, often in the country. [2 definitions] |
| villain |
an evil person; scoundrel. [2 definitions] |
| vine |
a plant having a long, thin, woody stem that climbs up a support or creeps along the ground. |
| vinegar |
a sour liquid formed when wine, cider, or malt ferments. It is used to flavor or preserve food. |
| vineyard |
an area where grapes are farmed. |
| vinyl |
a tough, shiny plastic made from a resin. Phonograph records, floor coverings, and water pipes are some things that are made of vinyl. |
| viola |
a musical instrument that looks like a violin. It has four strings and is larger than a violin but smaller than a cello. |
| violate |
to break or fail to keep. [2 definitions] |
| violence |
a strong force that can harm or damage. [2 definitions] |
| violent |
acting with great force or ill will. [3 definitions] |
| violet |
the color of purple violets; the last color in the color spectrum. [2 definitions] |
| violin |
a musical instrument with four strings and no frets. It is held between the chin and shoulder and is played with a bow. |
| violinist |
a person who plays the violin, especially as a profession. |