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Words starting with V

Words that start with V

Vibrant velvety violets vibrating on a violin in Vermont.

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A vinyard is a place where many grape vines are grown, usually near a winery where they make wine.
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If someone is violent, they are being aggressive or forceful with the intention of hurting someone else.
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Scientific name: viola odorata, and other violas.
A violet is a small plant that usually has purple flowers. Violets are found in most parts of the world and are a popular garden plant. Violets have heart shaped leaves.

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The violin is a bowed string instrument with four strings. It is the smallest of the violin family of string instruments, which also includes the viola (a slightly larger violin) and cello. The violin is sometimes called a fiddle, and someone who plays the violin is called a violinist or a fiddler. You usually play a violin by drawing a bow across the strings, like the woman in the picture.

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Viper is a common name for a venomous snake.
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A virgin is someone, either male or female, who has never had sexual intercourse before. This term is usually only used on people who have reached puberty.

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Virgo is a sign of the Zodiac. It is an earth sign. You are a Virgo if you were born between August 23rd and September 22nd.
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A virus is a living organism that can only reproduce if it is inside another living thing. Viruses are contagious, and many viruses make you sick. Both plants and animals can catch viruses. The virus in the picture is influenza, or the flu.
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If something is visible, it is able to be seen. The opposite of visible is invisible. The visible spectrum of light includes all the colors that make up a rainbow.
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A visitor is someone who comes to visit someone else's home or land. A visitor who has been invited or welcomed is called a guest.