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1. vaccinate - To inoculate with vaccine virus or virus of cowpox.

2. vacillate - To waver.

3. vacuous - Empty.

4. vacuum - A space entirely devoid of matter.

5. vagabond - A wanderer.

6. vagrant - An idle wanderer.

7. vainglory - Excessive, pretentious, and demonstrative vanity.

8. vale - Level or low land between hills.

9. valediction - A bidding farewell.

10. valedictorian - Student who delivers an address at graduating exercises of an educational institution.

11. valedictory - A parting address.

12. valid - Founded on truth.

13. valorous - Courageous.

14. vapid - Having lost sparkling quality and flavor.

15. vaporizer - An atomizer.

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