Vivacious

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Vivacious means “lively in temper, conduct, or spirit”. To me, the word itself -when spoken- sounds like its meaning. It’s something positive and sounds that way too.

Andrea

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viscosity

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I love the way this word sounds when said aloud. It also reminds me of chemistry, and I am a huge science nerd. Finally, delicious things are viscous– syrup, milkshakes, gravy, sauces, etc.

Leah

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Vanity

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Despite its meaning, this word has remained my favorite since 6th grade because of its cool and smooth sound, like stainless steel.

Druscilla

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Vociferous

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This is a vicious-sounding word. If you are vociferous, you qualify to have the phrase “Turn that racket down!” used on you. It sounds like it would be some brutal executioner’s word, but it’s actually more of an old guy with headaches word. It’s just nice to say.

Derek
Missouri

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Verschtimmt

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It’s what it is, verschtimmt, a hopeless mess!

Jim
Quincy, MA

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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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Virus

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The way it was pronounced in the movie Matrix was fabulous.

Hamed

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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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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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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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