adj. filled with bitter criticism or malice; corrosive; strongly attacking
Vitriolic
v. to blame or insult; attack bitterly
Vituperate
v. to enliven or animate
Vivify
adj. (esp. of a person or speech) noisy; loud in speech
Vociferous
adj. speaking or spoken incessantly and fluently
Voluble
adj. ravenous
Voracious
adj. fox-like
Vulpine
v. to fail to make up one's mind; to talk nonsense
Waffle
v. (esp. of a condition or feeling) decrease in vigor, power, or extent; become weaker
Wane
v. become larger or stronger
Wax
v. stop or interrupt and detain them in conversation or trouble them in some other way
Waylay
n. young dog
Whelp
n. one who continually repeats an offense
Recidivist
v. summarize
Recapitulate
v. to say that one no longer holds an opinion or belief
Recant
n. puzzle in which pictures give clues
Rebus
v. destroy; demolish (a building, town, or other site)
Raze
n. the seizing and carrying off of someone by force; to rape
Ravishment
n. mischievous person
Rapscallion
adj. characterized by bitterness or resentment
Rancorous
n. bitterness or resentfulness
Rancor
n. worry and concern
Consternation
adj. easily seen
Conspicuous
v. to make or declare sacred; dedicate
Consecrate
adj. relating to people descended from the same ancestor
Consanguineous
adj. (esp. of a disease or physical abnormality) present from birth
Congenital
n. a big fire that destroys a great deal of land or property
Conflagration
n. engagement in conversation (v. confabulate)
Confabulation
adj. (of punishment or retribution) appropriate to the crime or wrongdoing
Condign
to bring together; end a dispute
Conciliate
