Every tense, conjugated

viorner

to make a lot of noise

virer

to bear, veer (change direction slightly); to turn into, become

virevolter

to twirl, spin around, loop around

virguler

to put a comma or commas (in a text)

viriliser

to masculinize

viser

to aim, to target; to watch, to stare

visionner

to view

visiter

to visit (a place)

visser

to screw in; to screw on

visualiser

to visualize

vitrer

to glaze, fit with glass, install a glass pane in

vitrifier

to vitrify; to make as solid as glass

vitrioler

to vitriolize

vitupérer

to vituperate; to rant and rave; to rail

vivifier

to vivify

vivoter

to struggle, to get by, make ends meet (live without luxury)

vivre

to live; to experience

vocaliser

to vocalize

vociférer

to shout, scream, vociferate

voguer

to travel through the water; to sail

voiler

to veil (cover with a veil); to cover up, to cloak, to veil (to restrict the view of something)

voir

to see (visually); to see (to understand)

voiser

to voice

voisiner

to be good neighbours; to neighbour, be next to or near to

voiturer

to transport; to drive, chauffeur (transport by vehicle)

volatiliser

to volatilize; to extinguish, obliterate

voler

to fly through the air; to pursue flying

voleter

to flutter

volleyer

to volley

volter

to make a volt

voltiger

to flit, flutter; to flit about (a place) (en), flutter about (a place)

vomir

to vomit

voter

to vote

vouer

to vow; to devote (+ à to)

vouloir

to want, wish, desire; to expect; to think; forms rhetorical questions, perhaps better translated to English by rephrasing with would or should

vouter

post-1990 spelling of voûter

vouvoyer

to address someone using the formal pronoun vous rather than the informal tu, to use the V-form, to "you" (as opposed to "thou")

voyager

to travel, to voyage

voûter

to vault a ceiling; to cause to stoop

vriller

to spiral; to spin; to twist; to roll up; to wrap up

vrombir

to hum, whirr

vulcaniser

to vulcanise; vulcanize

vulgariser

to generalize

végétaliser

to vegetalize; to green, to add greenspace to, to cover with plants

végéter

to vegetate

véhiculer

to transport in a vehicle, to carry; to promote, to convey (a message), to carry

vénérer

to worship, venerate, revere

vérifier

to verify; to confirm

véroler

to give someone syphilis; to contaminate with a toxin or poison

vétiller

to trifle (deal with unimportant things)

vêler

to calve (all senses)

vêtir

to dress, to clothe; to dress, get dressed

warranter

to guarantee (with a warrant)

wikifier

to wikify

y a-t-il

subject-inverted form of il y a; is there? are there?, (after a modal adverb) there is, there are

Not available for this verb.

y aller

to leave; to depart; to go about something, to proceed in a certain manner

y avoir

there be

yaourter

to speak or sing poorly in a foreign language, usually English, using misheard words

yodler

(singing) to yodel

z'abonner

alternative form of abonner, to subscribe