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vicarious
Experienced through another person's actions or experiences.
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vindicated
Find under vindicate
To clear from blame or demonstrate that a position was justified.
2 mentions in the supplied list. spelling/inflected/phrase form.
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viscous
Thick and resistant to flowing.
1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.
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visionary
Showing imaginative insight about future possibilities, sometimes without enough practical detail.
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vituperative
Bitterly abusive or harshly insulting.
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vociferous
Loud and forceful in expressing an opinion.
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volatile
Prone to rapid or unpredictable change, especially in mood.
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voluptuous
Characterized by sensuous pleasure or a full, curving form.
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voracious
Extremely eager to consume food, information, or experiences.
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wary
Cautious because of possible danger or difficulty.
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waylay
To intercept or detain someone unexpectedly.
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welter
A confused or disorderly mass of things.
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whimsical
Playfully fanciful or guided by an unusual fancy.
One word family: also includes whimsy.
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whimsy
Find under whimsical
Playful fancy or an unusual imaginative notion.
One word family: also includes whimsy.
1 mention in the supplied list. case/accent/spacing only.
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witless
Showing little sense or intelligence in a particular action or remark.
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yawp
A loud, harsh cry or shout.
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zealot
A person fanatically devoted to a cause or belief.
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zenith
The highest point of success or development; also the point directly overhead.
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zephyr
A soft, gentle breeze.
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