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vieillesse: old age; oldness
vieilli: old-fashioned; dated
vieillir: to grow old, to age; to make (someone) look older; to make oneself look older
vieillissant: aging
vieillissement: aging, the action of getting older
vieillisses: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of vieillir
vieillot: antiquated; quaint
vielle: vielle, hurdy-gurdy
vielle à roue: hurdy-gurdy (stringed instrument)
vieller: to play a vielle
vielleur: an actor who plays the part of an old man
viendez: come on, come
viennois: of or relating to Vienna, Austria; Viennese; of or relating to Vienne, Isère, France
viennoiserie: Danish pastry
vierg: Supreme magistrate in the town of Autun
vierge: virgin
vierge: virgin; blank (of paper, recording/storage media, etc.)
vietminh: Vietminh
vietnamien: Vietnamese
vietnamien: Vietnamese (language)
vietnamiser: to Vietnamize (make (more) Vietnamese)
vietnamité: Vietnameseness
vieux: old
vieux: old person; dad; parents; old chap
vieux breton: Old Breton (language)
vieux briscard: old sweat, old hand (someone experienced in their field)
vieux comme Hérode: older than dirt
vieux comme Mathusalem: older than dirt
vieux comme le monde: older than dirt, old as the hills, old as time
vieux comme les chemins: old as the hills, old as time
vieux crabe: old sweat, old hand (someone experienced in their field)
vieux croûton: an old fart
vieux de la vieille: veteran, old hand, old-timer, old-school one, old boy, boy of the old brigade
vieux gallois: Old Welsh
vieux jeu: old-fashioned (of persons, manners)
vieux jours: old age (of a person)
vieux norois: alternative spelling of vieux norrois
vieux norrois: Old Norse language
vieux néerlandais: the Old Dutch language
vieux perse: Old Persian
vieux renard: sly old fox, sly old dog
vieux riche: vieux riche, old money
vieux routier: old sweat, old hand (someone experienced in their field)
vieux russe: Old Russian, Old East Slavic
vieux-perse: Old Persian
vif: living person; flesh, living flesh
vif: alive; lively, brisk; vivid, bright; keen, sharp; poignant, cutting, sharp
vif comme un écureuil: very lively, very quick
vif d'esprit: quick on the uptake, quick-witted
vif-argent: quicksilver; mercury; rapidness, agility
vigie: lookout; watch; crow's nest
vigilamment: vigilantly
vigilance: vigilance
vigilant: vigilant
vigile: guard, security guard
vigile: vigil (eve of a religious festival)
vigiler: to maintain a vigil
vigipirate: antiterrorist
vigne: vine; vineyard
vigne vierge: Virginia creeper