English to English Dictionary

Vacantly

In a way that shows a lack of thought, intelligence, or interest; blankly.

Vachetta

A soft, untreated, vegetable-tanned calf leather famously used for luxury goods and luggage trimmings, which darkens and develops a rich patina with age and exposure to sunlight and oils.

Vacillate

To waver in mind, will, or feeling; to be indecisive.

Vacuum-tube

An electronic device consisting of a sealed glass or metal enclosure containing electrodes in a vacuum, used to control electric current.

Vag

An informal or slang abbreviation for vagina.

Vagabond

A person who wanders from place to place without a permanent home or fixed employment.

Vagitation

The act of moving about or being in a state of agitation.

Vagrant

A person without a settled home or regular work who wanders from place to place and lives by begging.

Vagueness

The quality or state of being indefinite, uncertain, or unclear in meaning or intention.

Vain-hope

An expectation or belief that is entirely without foundation or likelihood of fulfillment.

Valedictorian

The student who has the highest academic rank in a graduating class and traditionally delivers the farewell speech at the graduation ceremony.

Valedictory

Serving as a farewell; expressing parting salutations or departing remarks.