Vacancy
Vacancyn.a vacant place, a time of leisure
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Vacancyn.a vacant place, a time of leisure
Vacanta.empty, free, disengaged, idle
Vacatev.t.to make vacant, quit, annul, desent
Vacationn.leisure, case, intermission, a recess
Vaccinatev.t.to inocculate with the virus of the cow-pox
Vaccinationn.the act of inocculating with cowpox-matter
Vaccinen.the cow-pox, kine-pox
Vaccinea.denoting the cow-pox
Vacillancy, or Vacillationn.a reeling or staggering
Vacityn.emptiness, space unfilled, want, defect Vacuous,a.empty, void, unfilled, hollow
Vacuationn.the act of emptying, an evacuation
Vacuistn.one who holds or maintains a vacuum
Vacuumn.a void, space that is without matter
Vadev.i.to go or pass away, vanish, fade, ob.
Vade-mecumn.the title of a little book
Vagabondn.a vagrant, a wanderer;a.strolling
Vagaryn.a wild sudden frolic, freak, odd whim
Vaginant, or Vaginatea.forming a sheath, as a leaf whose base incloses the stem
Vagousa.wandering, reving, unsettled, vagrant
Vagrancyn.a vagrant state or condition
Vagrantn.one unsettled in habitation, a beggar
Vagranta.wandering, roving, void of occupation
Vaguea.wandering, unsettled, indefinit
Vailn.a covering to conceal, mask, perquisit
Vailv.to cover, hide, let fall, yield, give place
Vaina.conceited, proud, fruitless, ineffectual
Vaingloriousa.vain or proud without due merits