Apr
17
Verschtimmt
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It’s what it is, verschtimmt, a hopeless mess!
Jim
Quincy, MA
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Apr
17
Verily
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It’s fun to say and sounds almost gilded, like an antique of a noble time. Tolkien made me a fan of this word, and the odd looks one gets when one uses it in conversation is almost worth getting pegged as being pretentious.
Jenna K.
NYC
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Feb
29
Virus
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The way it was pronounced in the movie Matrix was fabulous.
Hamed
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Feb
29
Vulnerable
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Just love hearing this word when the L is pronounced. To clarify, a lot of people say “vun-ruble,” but I prefer “vuL-nerable.”
Anon.
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Jan
24
Voluptuous
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The word itself is soft and velvety on the tongue, like a flower blooming in the palate; one grasps instantly the resonating pleasure it allows for the senses, as well as for the mind.
Kate
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Jan
4
Vesper
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It means “evening prayers” or “evening star.” James Bond’s first love in Casino Royale is also named Vesper Lynd.
Martha, Philippines
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Jan
2
Veridical
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This word can be used to compare the integrity of seemingly dissimilar conceptualizations. To say that A is veridical means that A does not contain internal contradictions. If A is veridical with B there are no contradictions in (A+B) and the tenets expressed in A either support or are in agreement with those of B.
“The religious astrophysicist views the theories of evolution and creationism as ‘veridical’.”
Bob Stump
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Dec
30
Vituperative
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When “spiteful” and “abusive” just aren’t strong enough, good old vituperative comes in to save the day. The concept of “vitumen” just always seemed scarier, meaner, and more foriegn than so many similar, kinder words — like “venom” and “vitriol.” It has also always been in my experience one of the most obscure negative words, and thus it holds an especially warm place in my personal lexicon.
Fred
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Dec
26
Vixen
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Because it sounds like its meaning and it’s a wonderfully sinister word. I like it so much it’s in my email address!
Vixen
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