English to English Dictionary

Vex

To make someone feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried, often with trivial matters.

Vexatiously

In a way that causes annoyance, frustration, or worry.

Viceregent

A person appointed to rule or govern as the deputy or representative of a sovereign.

Vicissitude

A change of circumstances or fortune, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant.

Vide-supra

See above; used in texts to direct the reader to a preceding passage, citation, or note.

Videotex

An interactive computer system that links a database to domestic television sets or terminals via telephone lines.

Vikramaditya

An ancient Indian emperor and legendary hero renowned for his wisdom, valour, and patronage of arts and sciences.

Vinylic

Relating to, containing, or characteristic of a vinyl group or radical (-CH=CH2).

Viperous

Having the qualities or characteristics of a viper; treacherous or venomous.

Virgilian

Relating to or characteristic of Virgil or his poetry, typically marked by refined elegance, melancholy undertones, and epic grandeur.

Viridian

A blue-green pigment consisting of hydrated chromium oxide.

Virose

Poisonous, venomous, or having a foul, offensive odor.