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vulvovaginitis: vulvovaginitis
vusted: second person formal; you (singular)
vuvuzela: vuvuzela
vv. aa.: various authors; of authors of a published work.
válgame Dios: dear God! good heavens!
válidamente: validly
válido: valid
válvula: valve
válvula cardiaca: heart valve.
válvula de escape: exhaust valve
válvula de seguridad: safety valve
válvula mitral: mitral valve
válvula tricúspide: tricuspid valve
vándalo: Vandalic (language)
vándalo: vandal; hooligan; lout; thug; yob, yobbo; punk; Vandal
várdulo: member of the Varduli
várdulo: of the Varduli tribe
vástago: shoot of a plant; offspring; offshoot (that which develops from something else)
váter: toilet, WC
vávula: valve
väyrynenita: väyrynenite
védico: Vedic (of or relating to the Vedas); Vedic (of or relating to the Sanskrit language of the Vedas)
vélico: sail
vélite: veles
véneto: Venetian
véneto: Venetian
vénula: venule
vérselas: to deal with
vérselas y deseárselas: to have a tough time (doing something); to find it tough going (to do something)
vérsele el plumero: to be blindingly obvious
vértebra: vertebra
vértebra cervical: cervical vertebra
vértebra lumbar: lumbar vertebra
vértebra torácica: thoracic vertebra
vértice: vertex
vértigo: vertigo; frenzy
vértigo de la altura: vertigo; fear of heights
véspero: evening; evening star
vía: way, means; avenue, way, path; road; track, railroad track; method
vía: via
vía contenciosa: litigation
vía crucis: Way of the Cross; Via Crucis; calvary
vía de comunicación: conduit for communication; avenue of communication
vía ferrata: via ferrata (protected climbing route)
vía férrea: railway; railroad
vía muerta: spur track; dead end; stalemate
vía pública: street; road; public right of way; thoroughfare
vía rápida: fast track
vía verde: greenway, (Spain) rail trail
víacrucis: Way of the Cross
víbora: viper, adder; malicious person, snake in the grass; snake
víbora de la cruz: crossed pit viper (Bothrops alternatus)
víbria: a type of mythical serpent
víctima: victim
vídamo: vidame
vídeoclip: videoclip
vínculo: tie, bond (strong connection between people or groups of people); link, hyperlink
vírgula: comma (punctuation mark); a small stick or rod; a thin line or stripe
vírico: viral
víscera: viscera, entrails, offal