Words Starting with Letter 'V'

An empty space, room, or job that is available for someone to use.

Empty and not being used by anyone, like an open seat on the bus or an empty house.

To pack your things and leave a room, building, or seat so that it is completely empty for someone else.

An official cancellation or wiping away of a court order or law by a judge.

A special farm, dairy barn, or pasture where dairy cows are kept and milked.

A medicine given usually by a shot that helps protect the body from getting a specific disease.

To empty out a place completely, like when everyone leaves a building during a fire drill.

A philosopher who believes that a vacuum can exist in nature.

An empty space or a complete lack of anything inside, like a large, hollow box with nothing in it.

A tiny space inside a living cell that stores water or waste.

Doing or saying things without really thinking about them, like staring blankly when someone asks a question.

An empty space that has no air or matter inside it at all, or a machine used to suck up dirt from floors.

An old-fashioned word meaning to go away, vanish, or fade away gradually like mist.

A valuable item or money given as a security pledge to make sure a promise or debt is paid back.

Relating to the vagus nerve, a very long nerve that helps control your body's inside workings.

An unexpected and odd change in behavior or in the weather, like a sunny day suddenly pouring rain.

A person who does not have a home or a steady job and moves from place to place.

Not clear, blurry, or specific in details, like when you have a fuzzy memory of a dream you had last week.

Doing something in a way that is blurry, fuzzy, or hard to see and understand clearly.

A very important nerve that runs from the brain down to the abdomen.

An old-fashioned word meaning to lower something down, like a hat or flag, to show respect to someone.

Caring way too much about how you look or thinking you are much better than everyone else.

Trying very hard to do something, but failing and not getting the result you wanted.

A fancy type of grey and white animal fur used in old fairy tales to trim royal clothing.

Covered in a colorful pattern made of small, bell-shaped shield shapes that repeat across the space.

An old historical title for a prince, governor, or military leader in some Eastern European countries.

A short piece of decorative fabric hung across the top of a window.

A valley, which is a low piece of land between hills or mountains.

A science rule that shows how atoms can hook up with each other to make molecules.

Relating to an acid that naturally comes from the valerian plant and has a strong smell.

A specific chemical substance that naturally occurs inside the roots of certain healing plants.

A chemical group derived from valeric acid.

A worker whose job is to park cars for people at a restaurant, hotel, or special event.

Being very brave and courageous in tough situations, like a knight standing up to protect a friend.

Something that is based on good facts or truth, making it completely logical, sensible, and acceptable.

In a way that is legally or logically correct and acceptable.

A small traveling bag or suitcase with a handle, used for carrying clothes on trips.

Relating to or forming a protective wall, fence, or rampart around an ancient fort.

Relating to a rampart, wall, or protective ditch built around a fort.

A low area of land found between two hills or mountains, often with a river running through it.

An old-fashioned wall or ditch built around a camp a long time ago to keep people safe from enemies.

A fascinating type of green algae that grows in the ocean and looks like a tiny bubble.

Great bravery and courage, especially when facing scary situations or danger in battle.

How much something is worth, either in money or in how useful and important it is to you.

Considered to be very important, helpful, or precious to someone, like a favorite drawing from a friend.

A person whose job is to figure out how much something is worth.

A type of very tiny, spiral-shaped snail that lives underwater in freshwater rivers and ponds.

Opening by valves, or meeting at the edges without overlapping like double doors.

A small flap or cover in a pipe that opens and closes to let water or air flow in only one direction.

Having one or more small gates or lids called valves that open and close to control the flow of liquid or air.

A tiny flap or valve inside the body or in plants that opens and closes to control the flow of liquid.

A very tiny valve, like a little flap inside a plant or animal's body that helps control the flow of liquid.

The top front part of a shoe that covers the upper section of your foot.

Someone who repairs or improvises something, especially shoes.

A creature in stories that looks like a person, sleeps during the day, and drinks blood at night.

A large boxy motor vehicle, bigger than a car, used for carrying boxes of goods or a big group of people.

Relating to or made from the hard, silver-gray chemical element called vanadium.

A tiny chemical group made by joining the metal vanadium together with oxygen atoms.

Someone who damages or destroys public or private property on purpose, like breaking a park bench.

A neat, neatly trimmed pointed beard worn on the chin, often paired with a separate mustache like people wore long ago.