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2,401 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

vicentin: Vicentine
vichy: gingham
vichy: Vichy water
vichysme: the Vichy regime (in Vichy France)
vichyssois: of Vichy; of the Vichy wartime government
vichyssoise: vichyssoise
vichyste: of Vichy
vichyste: a partisan of the Vichy France regime
viciation: vitiation
vicier: to invalidate; to vitiate
vicieusement: viciously
vicieux: pervert
vicieux: lecherous, perverted, depraved; sly, deceitful; tricky (question); vicious (horse); wrong (word, pronunciation, etc.)
vicinal: vicinal
vicinalité: vicinality
vicinité: vicinity
vicissitude: vicissitude
vicié: polluted, tainted; vitiated
vicomte: viscount
vicomtesse: viscountess
vicomté: viscountship
victimaire: victim
victimation: victimization
victime: victim
victimer: to victimize
victimisation: victimization/victimisation
victimiser: to victimize
victimisme: victimism
victimiste: victimist
victimologie: victimology
victoire: victory; win
victoire à la Pyrrhus: Pyrrhic victory (very costly victory, wherein the considerable losses outweigh the gain, so as to render the struggle not worth the cost)
victorien: Victorian
victorieusement: victoriously
victorieux: victorious
victuaille: provisions, victuals
vicésimal: vigesimal
vidage: emptying
vidamie: jurisdiction of a vidame
vidange: an act of emptying; oil change (the emptying and replacing of engine oil in a vehicle); garbage, trash
vidanger: to empty a reservoir, cesspit etc.; to change the oil in the motor of a vehicle
vidangeur: a person who empties a reservoir, cesspit etc.
vide: space; vacuum, void; emptiness; gap
vide: empty; devoid; blank (page, tape); vacant; unfurnished (apartment)
vide intersidéral: interstellar void, interstellar medium; something completely devoid of any substance; wasteland
vide juridique: legal vacuum
vide sanitaire: crawl space
vide ventilé: crawl space
vide-couilles: cumdump, cum dumpster
vide-grenier: garage sale
vide-ordures: garbage chute
vide-poche: valet tray; trinket dish; compartment (in door or central console of a car etc.)
vide-pomme: apple-corer
vider: to empty, to empty out; to gut (e.g. a fish)
vider l'abcès: synonym of crever l'abcès
vider les arçons: to dismount (to leave the saddle)
vider les couilles: to empty (someone's) balls; to empty one's balls
vider les lieux: to vacate the premises, to vacate the property; to pack one's bags, to get ready to leave, to leave
vider son sac: to get something off one's chest, to pour one's heart out
videur: bouncer