(medicine) An instrument for measuring the vagina.
vagotropism
vaporimeter
vaporimeter
noun
An instrument for measuring the volume or tension of any vapor.
variformity
variformity
noun
The quality of being variform.
varioliform
varioliform
adj
Resembling variola, or smallpox.
variometers
variometers
noun
plural of variometer
vasculiform
vasculiform
adj
vascular in form; shaped like a vessel
vasomotoric
vasomotoric
adj
Synonym of vasomotor
velocimeter
velocimeter
noun
A device used to measure the velocity of something, such as an object or a wave
ventrimeson
ventrimeson
noun
(anatomy) The ventral edge of the meson.
verbomaniac
verbomaniac
noun
A lover of words; a logophile.
vermiculose
vermiculose
adj
Alternative form of vermiculous
vermiculous
vermiculous
adj
Containing, or full of, worms; resembling worms; wormy.
vermiformia
vermiformis
vermiformis
noun
(anatomy) Synonym of vermiform appendix
vermifugous
vermigerous
vermilioned
vermilioned
verb
simple past tense and past participle of vermilion
vermillions
vermillions
noun
plural of vermillion
vermination
vermination
noun
(archaic) A griping of the bowels.
(archaic) The generation or breeding of vermin.
verminously
verminously
adv
In a verminous way.
verminproof
verminproof
adj
Resistant to vermin.
verb
(transitive) To make resistant to vermin.
vermiparous
vermiparous
adj
Producing or breeding worms or grubs, such as various insects.
vermiphobia
vermiphobia
noun
An abnormal or irrational fear of worms or being infected by worms.
vermivorous
vermivorous
adj
Feeding on worms.
verruciform
verruciform
adj
Having a shape like a wart or warts.
vibromotive
vibromotive
adj
Relating to vibratory motion.
violinmaker
violinmaker
noun
Alternative form of violin maker
viscerotomy
viscerotomy
noun
postmortem examination of the tissues of a corpse
viscometers
viscometers
noun
plural of viscometer
viscometric
viscometric
adj
Relating to viscometry.
viverriform
voltametric
voltametric
adj
Alternative form of voltammetric
voluntarism
voluntarism
noun
(US) A reliance on volunteers to support an institution or achieve an end; volunteerism.
(philosophy) A doctrine that assigns the most dominant position to the will rather than the intellect.
(politics) The political theory that a community is best organized by the voluntary cooperation of individuals, rather than by a government, which is regarded as being coercive by nature.