Words Starting with “V”

Lazy, idle, or lacking purpose (colloquial usage).

A person employed to park cars for customers at a hotel, restaurant, or other establishment.

A medium-sized motor vehicle, typically box-shaped, used for transporting goods or groups of people.

A physical gap, opening, or empty space, such as a span between two supports or an architectural void.

Exhibiting different colors, especially as irregular patches, streaks, or spots.

The condition, state, or position of a vassal; the feudal relationship of service and allegiance owed by a vassal to a lord.

A dark brown, salty, bitter, and savory Australian food spread made from leftover brewer's yeast extract with various vegetable and spice additives.

A person or company offering something for sale, especially a trader in the street or a supplier of goods to a business.

In accordance with fact or reality; true, real, or genuine.

A standardized metadata container or label associated with the second major revision of a digital file, protocol, or software specification.

The process of making a careful and critical examination of someone's background, credentials, or activities, especially to ensure suitability for a sensitive position or task.

The Roman numeral for the number six (6).

A shop or workshop where glass is sold, cut, or repaired, often specializing in windows, mirrors, and glass panes.

The act of breaking or failing to comply with a law, rule, agreement, or code of conduct.

An archaic or variant spelling of vizier: a high-ranking civil officer, official, or minister in certain Muslim countries, especially under the Ottoman Empire.

An optical illusion or trick of the eye that causes a person to see something that differs from objective reality.

An optical phenomenon in which the perception of an image or object differs from objective reality, typically caused by the way the brain interprets visual information.

An illusion or clever effect that deceives the eye, making something appear different than it actually is.