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vagary (n) : an odd or unexpected idea or a flight of fancy
vagrant (n) : a person who wanders from place to place, or a homeless person
vanguard (n) : word vanguard refers to the people leading a movement
vantage (n) : an advantage in a conflict or competition, or a position which provides an advantage
vehement (adj) : acting or moving with great force or strong passion
ventriloquist (n) : a person who projects her voice on a puppet or on a dummy to communicate or entertain
venturesome (adj) : inclined to take risks or involving risks
vespertine (adj) : relating to or happening in the evening
vestige (n) : an almost invisible trace of something
vexation (n) : something that causes annoyance or distress
vexatious (adj) : annoying or troublesome
vie (v) : to strive for victory or compete
vilify (v) : to criticize harshly or to defame
vindicate (v) : to clear from criticism, blame, guilt, or suspicion
viper (n) : a venomous snake; it can also describe a malicious or treacherous person
virulent (adj) : full of hate, or extremely poisonous or deadly
viscous (adj) : gluey or sticky
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