Word List 49 Velocity - Vogue
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help
|
|
||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Velocity | n. speed | ||||
| Venal | adj. capable of being bribed | ||||
| Vendetta | n. blood feud | ||||
| Vendor | n. seller | ||||
| Veneer | n. thin layer; cover | ||||
| Venerable | adj. deserving high respect | ||||
| Venerate | v. revere | ||||
| Venial | adj. forgivable; trivial | ||||
| Venison | n. meat of a dear | ||||
| Venom | n. poison; hatred | ||||
| Vent | n. small opening; outlet | ||||
| Ventral | adj. abdominal | ||||
| Ventriloquist | n. someone who can make his or her voice seem to come from another person of thing | ||||
| Venture | v. risk; dare; undertake a risk | ||||
| Venturesome | adj. bold | ||||
| Venue | n. location | ||||
| Veracious | adj. truthful | ||||
| Veracity | n .truthfulness | ||||
| Verbalize | v. put into words | ||||
| Verbatim | adv. word for word | ||||
| Verbiage | n. pompous array of words | ||||
| Verbose | adj. wordy | ||||
| Verdant | adj. green; lush in vegetation | ||||
| Verdigris | n. green coating on copper that has be exposed to the weather | ||||
| Verge | n. border; edge | ||||
| Verisimilar | adj. probable or likely; having the appearance of truth | ||||
| Verisimilitude | n. appearance of truth; likelihood | ||||
| Veritable | adj. actual; being truly so; not false or imaginary | ||||
| Verity | n. quality of being true; lasting truth or principle | ||||
| Vernacular | n. living language; natural style | ||||
| Vernal | adj. pertaining to spring | ||||
| Versatile | adj. having many talents; capable of working in many fields | ||||
| Vertex | n. summit | ||||
| Vertigo | n. sever dizziness | ||||
| Verve | n. enthusiasm; liveliness | ||||
| Vestige | n. trace; remains | ||||
| Vex | n. annoy; distress | ||||
| Viable | adj. practical or workable; capable of maintaining life | ||||
| Viand | n. food | ||||
| Vicarious | adj. acting as a substitute; done by a deputy | ||||
| Vicissitude | n. change of fortune | ||||
| Victuals | n. food | ||||
| Vie | v. contend; compete | ||||
| Vigilant | adj. watchfully awake; alert to spot danger | ||||
| Vigor | n. active strength | ||||
| Vignette | n. picture; short literary sketch | ||||
| Vilify | v. slander | ||||
| Vindicate | v. clear from blame; exonerate; justify or support | ||||
| Vintner | n. winemaker; seller of wine | ||||
| Viper | n. poisonous snake | ||||
| Virile | adj. manly | ||||
| Virtual | adj. in essence; for practical purposes | ||||
| Virtue | n. goodness; moral excellence; good quality | ||||
| Virtuoso | n. highly skilled artist | ||||
| Virulent | adj. extremely poisonous; hostile; bitter | ||||
| Virus | n. disease communicator | ||||
| Visage | n. face; appearance | ||||
| Visceral | adj. felt in one’s inner organs | ||||
| Viscid | adj. adhesive; gluey | ||||
| Viscous | adj. sticky; gluey | ||||
| Vise | n. tool for holding work in place | ||||
| Visionary | adj. produced by imagination; fanciful; mystical | ||||
| Vital | adj. vibrant and lively; critical; living; breathing | ||||
| Vitiate | v. spoil the effect of; make inoperative | ||||
| Vitreous | adj. pertaining to or resembling glass | ||||
| Vitriolic | adj. corrosive; sarcastic | ||||
| Vituperative | adj. abusive; scolding | ||||
| Vivacious | adj. lively or animated; sprightly | ||||
| Vivisection | n. act of dissecting living animals | ||||
| Vixen | n. female fox; ill-tempered woman | ||||
| Vociferous | adj. clamorous; noisy | ||||
| Vogue | n. popular fashion |
Embed Code: If you would like this activity on your web page,
copy the script below and paste it into your web page.
show me how
Created by:
fiutobot
on 2008-09-04