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ukulele(n) a small 4-stringed Hawaiian guitar
ultramarine (n) a brilliant blue pigment
ultimatum (n) a final demand
ulterior (adj) existing in the background or beyond what is evident
ulna (n) the thinner and longer bone in the forearm, on the side opposite to the thumb
ulcerate (v) develop into affect with an ulcer
ultrasonic (adj) a noise beyond human hearing
ulcer (n) an open sore or an external or internal surface of the body
ubiquitous (adj) seeming to be everywhere at the same time; very common
ugly duckling (n) a person who turns out to be beautiful or talented etc. against all expectations
UFO (n) an undefined flying object
udder (n) hanging mammary gland of cattle
vacillate (v) waver in between different opinions, actions, etc.
vacuity (n) lack of inteligence or thought
vacuole (n) a small cavity in the organic tissue
vacuos (adj) not intelligent, expressionless, meaningless
vacuum (n) a space in which air has been completely or partly removed
vagabond (n) an idle or dishonest one
vagaries (n) unexpected changes
vagrant (n) a person with no settled home or work
valance (n) a short curtain hung above a window
valedictory (n) a speech
wad (n) a compact bundle of material
wader (n) high waterproof boots worn for fishing
wading bird (n) any long legged bird that finds its food in shallow waters or along the shore
wafer (n) a very thin light cookie
waferboard (n) a rigid sheet
wafer-thin (adj) very thin
waffle 1 (v) waver in opinion or resolve
waft (v) float or glide gently through the air
wag 2 (n) a joker or wit
waggish (adj) amusing
waggle (v) move with short movements from side to side or up and down
wah-wah (n) an affect acheived on an electric guitar by using a pedal to control
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