| 1 | Medieval | Relating To Or Belonging To The Middle Ages |
| 2 | Meditation | Continuous And Profound Contemplation On Spiritual Matters |
| 3 | Megalomania | Mania Of Being Important |
| 4 | Melodrama | An Extravagant Comedy In Which Action Is More Salient Than Characterization |
| 5 | Memoir | Personal Reminiscences In A Narrative From |
| 6 | Menagerie | A Place For Wild Animals And Birds |
| 7 | Mercenary | Working Only For The Sake Of Money |
| 8 | Mesomorph | A Person Whose Build Is Powerful, Compact And Muscular |
| 9 | Meticulous | One Who Is Very Careful And Particular |
| 10 | Milliner | A Person Who Makes And Sells Ladies Hats, Etc |
| 11 | Mint | A Place Where Coins Are Made |
| 12 | Minx | Impudent Girl |
| 13 | Misanthrope | One Who Hates Mankind |
| 14 | Misanthropist | Hater Of Mankind |
| 15 | Miser | One Who Spends Very Little |
| 16 | Misocapnic | A Hater Of Smoking |
| 17 | Misogamist | One, Who Hates Marriage |
| 18 | Misogynist | One Who Hates Women |
| 19 | Missionary | A Person, Who Is Sent To Propagate Religion |
| 20 | Mobocracy | A Political System In Which A Mob Is The Source Of Control |
| 21 | Monarchy | Autocracy Governed By A Ruler Who Usually Inherits Authority |
| 22 | Monastery | A Building In Which Monks Live |
| 23 | Monocracy | Rule By One Person |
| 24 | Monogamy | The Practice Of Marrying One At A Time |
| 25 | Monomaniac | Person Obsessed With One Idea Or Subject |
| 26 | Monopoly | Exclusive Possession Of The Trade In Some Commodity |
| 27 | Monotheist | A Person Who Believes In One Faith Is Called |
| 28 | Monumental | Of Outstanding Significance |
| 29 | Morgue | A Place, Where Dead Bodies Are Kept For Identification |
| 30 | Mortal | Subject To Death |
| 31 | Mortuary | A Place, Where Dead Bodies Are Kept For Post Mortem |
| 32 | Muse | Goddess Of Learning And Arts |
| 33 | Mutiny | Open Rebellion Of Soldiers And Sailors Against Lawful Authority |
| 34 | Myth | A Traditional Story Related To Deities |
| 35 | Namesake | A Person Having Same Name As Another |
| 36 | Narcotic | A Medicine For Producing Sleep |
| 37 | Native | One Whose Parents Are Domiciled |
| 38 | Naughty | A Badly Behaved Child |
| 39 | Necrophobia | Fear Of Dead Body |
| 40 | Neocracy | Government By Inexperienced Persons Is Called |
| 41 | Neologism | New Word Coined By An Author |
| 42 | Neology | Using Of New Words |
| 43 | Neophyte | Any New Participant In Some Activity |
| 44 | Niche | A Hollow Space In A Wall For A |
| 45 | Nocturnal | Active At Night |
| 46 | Nostalgia | A Strong Desire To Return Home, Home Sickness |
| 47 | Notary | Person Publically Authorized To Draw Up Or Attest Contracts Etc |
| 48 | Notoriety | Ill-Fame |
| 49 | Notorious | Known Widely And Usually Unfavorably |
| 50 | Novice | Someone New To A Field Or Activity |
| 51 | Novice Or Tyro | One, New To Anything, Inexperienced |
| 52 | Numismatics | The Study Of Coins |
| 53 | Numismatists | One Who Collects Coins |
| 54 | Nutritive | Article Of Food Rich In Nutrition |
| 55 | Nyctophobia | Fear Of Darkness |
| 56 | Oar | A Long Pole Used For Rowing A Boat |
| 57 | Oasis | Fertile Spot In Desert |
| 58 | Obesity | Having Lot Of Fat In One’s Body |
| 59 | Obituary | An Account In The Newspaper Of The Funeral Of The One Deceased |
| 60 | Obliterate | Destroy Without Any Trace |
| 61 | Obsolete | No Longer In Use |
| 62 | Obstetrician | Physician Who Delivers Babies |
| 63 | Oceanography | Study Of Ocean |
| 64 | Ochlophobia | Fear Of Crowds |
| 65 | Octogenarian | A Person Who Is Of An Age From 80 To 90 |
| 66 | Octopus | Eight-Armed Sea-Creature |
| 67 | Oculist | One Who Cure Eye Disease |
| 68 | Odontology | Study Of Teeth |
| 69 | Odynophobia | Fear Of Pain |
| 70 | Odyssey | A Long Wandering Journey |
| 71 | Oligarchy | A Political System Governed By A Few People |
| 72 | Omnipotent | One, Who Is All Powerful |
| 73 | Omnipresent | One, Who Is Present Everywhere |
| 74 | Omniscience | Infinite Knowledge |
| 75 | Omniscient | One, Who Knows Everything |
| 76 | Omnivorous | One, Who Eats Everything |
| 77 | Opaque | That Which Cannot Be Seen Through |
| 78 | Ophiophobia | Fear Of Snakes |
| 79 | Ophthalmologist | One Who Treats Diseases Of The Eye |
| 80 | Ophthalmology | Study Of Eye |
| 81 | Optic | Science Of Sight And Light |
| 82 | Optician | One Who Tests Eyesight And Sells Spectacles |
| 83 | Optics | Study Of Light |
| 84 | Optimist | A Person Who Looks At The Brighter Side Of Things |
| 85 | Orator | One Who Makes An Eloquent Public Speech |
| 86 | Orchard | A Field Or A Part Of A Garden Where Fruit Trees Grow |
| 87 | Ordination | The Ceremony At Which A Man Becomes A Priest |
| 88 | Ordnance | A Factory Where Military Materials Are Produced |
| 89 | Oriental | A Person Of Asian, Especially East Asian, Descent |
| 90 | Ornithology | The Branch Of Zoology That Studies Birds |
| 91 | Orography | Study Of Mountain |
| 92 | Orphan | One, Who Has Lost Parents |
| 93 | Orphanage | A Home For Orphans |
| 94 | Orthodontist | Specialist Who Straightens Teeth |
| 95 | Orthography | Study Of Correct Spelling Of Words |
| 96 | Orthopedics | Medical Specialty Dealing With Bones And Joints |
| 97 | Orthophobia | Fear Of Property |
| 98 | Ostler | One, Who Looks After Horses At An Inn |
| 99 | Ostracize | To Expel From Society |
| 100 | Ostrich | A Large Bird Reputed To Bury Its Head In Sand When Pursued |
| 101 | Oubliette | Dungeon Entered By Trapdoor |
| 102 | Outcast | Cast Out As Useless |
| 103 | Outriders | Policeman Riding On Motorcycles As Guards To A Vip |
| 104 | Pacifist | One Who Believes In Total Abolition Of War |
| 105 | Paediatrician | A Person, Who Is Specialist In Child Diseases |
| 106 | Pagan | Person Who Does Not Believe In Any |
| 107 | Palatable | Food Which Agrees With One’s Taste |
| 108 | Paleography | The Study Of Ancient Writing |
| 109 | Paleontology | Study Of Fossils |
| 110 | Panacea | A Remedy For All Diseases |
| 111 | Panarchy | Government Run Universally |
| 112 | Panegyric | A Speech Or Writing Praising A Person Or A Thing |
| 113 | Pantheist | Person Who Belives That God Is Everything And Eveyting Is God |
| 114 | Pantomime | A Dumb Show |
| 115 | Paramour | A Lover Specially One Who Unlawfully Takes The Position Of A Wife Or A Husband |
| 116 | Parasite | One Who Lives On Others |
| 117 | Parasol | A Lady’s Umbrella Is |
| 118 | Parody | Funny Imitation Of A Poem |
| 119 | Parole | Pledge Given By A Prisoner For Temporary Release, Not To Escape |
| 120 | Parricide | Murder Of One’s Parents |
| 121 | Patent | Sole Right To Make And Sell Some Invention |
| 122 | Pathologist | One Who Examines Tissues Under A Microscope To Diagnose Disease |
| 123 | Pathology | Study Of Disease |
| 124 | Patricide | Murder Of Father |
| 125 | Patrimony | Property Inherited From Forefathers |
| 126 | Patriot | One Who Loves Own Country |
| 127 | Pauper | A Person Who Is Very Poor |
| 128 | Pedagogy | Principles Of Teaching |
| 129 | Pedant | One, Who Makes A Vain Display Of His Knowledge |
| 130 | Pedantic | A Style In Which A Writer Makes A Display Of His Knowledge |
| 131 | Pedestrian | One, Who Goes On Foot |
| 132 | Pediatrician | The Specialist Who Treats Childhood Illnesses |
| 133 | Peel | To Remove The Skin Of A Potato Or And Orange |
| 134 | Peer | Equal In Rank |
| 135 | Pen | A Small Enclosure For Cattle ,Sheep ,Polutry Etc |
| 136 | Peniaphobia | Fear Of Poverty |
| 137 | Peninsula | Land So Surrounded By Water As To E Almost And Island |
| 138 | Pension | Payment Made In Consideration Of Past Service |
| 139 | Periodontist | A Specialist Who Treats Diseases Of The Gum |
| 140 | Personify | Be The Embodiment Or Perfect Example |
| 141 | Pessimist | A Person Who Looks At The Darker Side Of Things |
| 142 | Phalacrophobia | Fear Of Becoming Bald |
| 143 | Philander | One Who Engages In Extramarital Sex |
| 144 | Philanderer | One, Who Amuses Himself By Love Making |
| 145 | Philanthropist | One Who Is Interested In Charitable Works |
| 146 | Philatelist | One, Who Collects Stamps |
| 147 | Philately | Study Of Stamp Collection |
| 148 | Philistine | One Who Does Not Care For Art And Literature |
| 149 | Philogynist | A Lover Of Womankind |
| 150 | Philogynist/Feminist | One Who Works For The Welfare Of The Women |
| 151 | Philology | The Study Of Languages |
| 152 | Philomath | A Lover Of Learning |
| 153 | Philomuse | A Lover Of Property And Art |
| 154 | Philotechnic | A Lover Of Arts |
| 155 | Philotheist | A Lover Of God |
| 156 | Philozoic | A Lover Of Animals |
| 157 | Phobia | Fear Of Writing Graph |
| 158 | Phonetics,Acoustics | Study Of Sound |
| 159 | Phrenology | The Science Of Judging Of A Person’s Character Capabilities Etc |
| 160 | Physiognomy | The Study Of Human Face |
| 161 | Physiology | The Science Dealing With The Functioning Of Organisms |
| 162 | Piggyback | Ride On Someone’s Back |
| 163 | Pilferer | A Thief Who Steals Without Using Violence |
| 164 | Pilgrim | One Who Journeys To A Holy Place |
| 165 | Pioneer | One Who Does Something First |
| 166 | Placation | Act Of Turning Hostility Into Friendly Feelings |
| 167 | Plagiarism | Literary Theft Or Passing Off An Author’s Original Work As One’s Own |
| 168 | Plagiarist | Someone Who Uses Another Person’s Words Or Ideas As If They Were His Own |
| 169 | Platitude | Ordinary Remarks Often Repeated |
| 170 | Platitudes | Common Place Remarks |
| 171 | Platypus | Egg-Laying Mammal |
| 172 | Plebiscite | A Decision Made By Votes Of All Qualified Citizens |
| 173 | Plenipotentiary | A Person With Full Discretionary Power To Act On Behalf Of A Country |
| 174 | Pleonasm | Use Of More Words Than Are Needed To Express The Meaning |
| 175 | Plutocracy | Government By The Rich |
| 176 | Podium | Stand For A Speaker |
| 177 | Polyandry | The Practice Of Marrying More Than One Husband At A Time |
| 178 | Polygamy | The Practice Of Marrying More Than One Wife At A Time |
| 179 | Polyglot | One, Who Speaks Many Languages |
| 180 | Polygon | A Figure With Many Angles Or Sides |
| 181 | Port | A Place Where Ships Seek Shelter |
| 182 | Portable | That Can Be Carried Easily |
| 183 | Posse | A Number Of Policemen Called To Quell A Riot |
| 184 | Posthumous | A Child Born After The Death Of His Father Or The Book Published After The Death Of The Writer |
| 185 | Posthumus | A Book Published After The Death Of Its Author |
| 186 | Post-Mortem | An Examination Of Dead Body |
| 187 | Postscript | A Note Appended To A Letter After The Signature |
| 188 | Postulate | Something Which Can Be Taken For Granted |
| 189 | Potable | Fit To Drink |
| 190 | Pot‐Boiler | A Book Or Picture Produced Merely To Bring In Money |
| 191 | Pragmatist | A Person Concerned With Practical Results And Values |
| 192 | Predator | Any Animal That Lives By Preying On Other Animals |
| 193 | Prejudice | To Form An Opinion Against Anybody Baselessly |
| 194 | Promise | Explicit Understanding To Do Something |
| 195 | Proscription | Prohibition Against Something Injurious |
| 196 | Prosecute | Take Legal Action Against Somebody |
| 197 | Prostitute | Woman Who Offers The Use Of Her Body For Sexual Intercourse To Any One Who Will Pay For This |
| 198 | Provender | Food For Farm Animals |
| 199 | Psephologist | One Who Studies The Pattern Of Voting In Elections |
| 200 | Psephology | The Branch Of Sociology That Studies Election Trends |
| 201 | Pseudonym | An Imaginary Name Assumed By An Author For Disguise |
| 202 | Psychiatrist | One Who Treats Mental And Emotional Disturbances |
| 203 | Psychologist | One Who Studies The Science Of Mind |
| 204 | Psychopath, Sociopath | Antisocial Person Who May Commit Criminal Acts |
| 205 | Pugnacity | Inclined To Fight Or Be Aggressive |
| 206 | Purist | One Who Is Particular About The Purity Of One’s Language |
| 207 | Quack | One Who Pretends Skill In Medicine And Surgery |
| 208 | Quadruped | Animal Having Four Foot |
| 209 | Quarantine | An Act Of Separation From Other Persons To Avoid Infection |
| 210 | Quatrain | Stanza Of Four Lines |
| 211 | Questionnaire | Formulated Series Of Questions |
| 212 | Quill | A Feather Used As A Pen |
| 213 | Quorum | Fixed Number Of Person That Must Be Present To Make Proceedings Valid |
| 214 | Rabble | People In Rowdy Science |
| 215 | Radiation | Emission Of Light Or Heat From Central Point |
| 216 | Raffle /Draw | Lottery In Which An Article Is Assigned By Lot To One Of Those Buying Tickets |
| 217 | Rape | To Use A Woman By Force |
| 218 | Rebel | One Who Takes Up Arms Against Government |
| 219 | Recluse | Person Who Lives Alone And Avoid Others |
| 220 | Red-Tapism | Too Much Official Formalities |
| 221 | Regalia | Dress With Medals, Ribbons Worn At Official Ceremonies |
| 222 | Regicide | Murder Of King Or Queen |
| 223 | Rejuvenate | Give Back To The Users Their Youthful Vigor And Appearance |
| 224 | Renegade | One Who Forsakes Religion |
| 225 | Repartee | Witty , Clever Retort |
| 226 | Repentance | A Light Sailing Boat Built Especially For Racing Yacht tonement For One’s Sins |
| 227 | Republic | A State In Which Supreme Power Is Held By The People And Their Elected Representatives, And Which Has An Elected Or Nominated President Rather Than A Monarch |
| 228 | Resplendent | Shining , Brilliant And Magnificent |
| 229 | Retaliate | Give Tit For Tat |
| 230 | Reticent | A Person Who Is Reserved In Talks |
| 231 | Reticule | A Lady’s Purse |
| 232 | Retrospective | Which Takes Effect From Some Earlier Date |
| 233 | Revolution | A Radical Change Or Political Upheaval |
| 234 | Rhetoric | The Art Of Elegant Speech Or Writing |
| 235 | Robot | An Intelligent And Obedient Machine Like A Man |
| 236 | Rosary | A String Of Beads Used For Counting Prayers |
| 237 | Sacrilege | Violating Or Profaning Religious Things/Places |
| 238 | Samaritan | One Who Helps Others Good |
| 239 | Sanatorium | A Place For The Sick To Recover Health |
| 240 | Sanctuary | A Place Of Refuge Recognized As Secure |
| 241 | Scaffold | A Platform For Hanging Criminals |
| 242 | Sceptic | One Who Is Given To Questioning The Truth Of Facts And The Soundness Of Inferences |
| 243 | Scholar | Someone Who Knows A Lot About The Subject |
| 244 | Scribble | Write Hurriedly Or Carelessly In Regard To Hand Writing |
| 245 | Sculptor | One, Who Cuts In Stones |
| 246 | Secular | Which Does Not Favour Anyone Religion |
| 247 | Seismograph | An Instrument For Measuring Movements Of The Ground |
| 248 | Semanticist | One Who Studies The Meanings Of Words |
| 249 | Serenade | Music Played Or Sung At Night Below A Person’s Window |
| 250 | Sericulture | Breeding Of Silkworm For Silk Production |
| 251 | Sestet | A Stanza Of Six Lines |
| 252 | Sheath | A Case In Which The Sword Is Kept |
| 253 | Sheath /Scabbard | A Case In Which The Blade Of A Sword Is Kept Sheath |
| 254 | Shredding | Cutting All The Waste Paper Into Pieces |
| 255 | Shrew | A Woman With Peevish Nature |
| 256 | Shuttle | Go Back And Forth |
| 257 | Siesta | Sleep Enjoyed In The Afternoon |
| 258 | Silhouette | A Portrait Of A Person With Only The Outline Of The Profile |
| 259 | Simultaneous | Happening At The Same Time |
| 260 | Sinecure | A Job With High Salary But Little Responsibility |
| 261 | Smuggler | Someone Who Imports Or Exports Without Paying Duties |
| 262 | Snob | One Who Despises Persons Of Lower Social Position |
| 263 | Sociologist | One Who Studies Social Conditions |
| 264 | Sojourn | A Short Stay At A Place |
| 265 | Solar | Eclipse Of Sun |
| 266 | Soliloquy | Speaking Himself When Alone |
| 267 | Solo | A Piece Of Music By One Person |
| 268 | Somnambulism | Sleepwalking |
| 269 | Somnambulist | A Person, Who Walks In Sleep |
| 270 | Somniloquism | Talking In Sleep |
| 271 | Somniloquist | A Person, Who Talks In Sleep |
| 272 | Soporific | Causing Or Tending To Cause Sleep |
| 273 | Sororicide | Murder Of Sister |
| 274 | Sot, Toper | One, Who Is A Habitual Drunkard |
| 275 | Sottoper | One Who Is A Habitual Drunker |
| 276 | Souvenir | A Thing Kept As A Reminder Of A Person, Place Or Event |
| 277 | Spectrum | Image Formed By Rays Of Light |
| 278 | Spendthrift, Prodigal | A Person Who Spends His Money Recklessly |
| 279 | Spinster | Lady Who Remains Unmarried |
| 280 | Spokesman | One Who Speaks On Behalf Of Others |
| 281 | Stable | A Place For Horses |
| 282 | Sterilize | To Make Free From Living Germs Or Bacteria |
| 283 | Stevedore | One Who Loads And Unloads Ships |
| 284 | Stickler | A Person Who Insists On Something |
| 285 | Stigma | A Mark Of Shame |
| 286 | Stoic | A Person, Who Is Indifferent To Pleasure And Pain And Has Control |
| 287 | Over His Passions | |
| 288 | Stoicism | Indifference To Pleasure Or Pain |
| 289 | Strut | Walk In A Vain , Self‐Important Way |
| 290 | Stupor | A Heavy Unnatural Slumber |
| 291 | Sty | A Place Where Pigs Are Kept |
| 292 | Subterranean | Submarines Operate Below The Surface Of The Seas |
| 293 | Suicide | Murder Of Oneself |
| 294 | Surrogate | A Substitute |
| 295 | Swan Song | The Last Work (Literary) Of A Writer |
| 296 | Swarm | A Large Group Of Insects Moving In A Mass |
| 297 | Swashbuckler | A Boastful Fellow |
| 298 | Swat | To Slap With A Flat Object |
| 299 | Synchronous | Occurring At The Same Time Or Rate |
| 300 | Synod | A Council Of Clergymen |
| 301 | Synonyms | Words Which Have The Same Meaning |
| 302 | Tannery | A Place Where Lather Is Tanned |
| 303 | Taxidermy | The Art Of Preserving Skin |
| 304 | Teetotaller | One Who Does Not Take Alcoholic Drinks |
| 305 | Teetotaller | One, Who Does Not Take Any Intoxicating Drink |
| 306 | Telepathy | Power Of Reading Thoughts Of Others |
| 307 | Telescope | An Instrument Of Seeing Distant Objects |
| 308 | Telltale | One Who Enjoy Talking About Others Private Affairs |
| 309 | Termagant | A Noisy Quarrelsome Women, A Shrew |
| 310 | Terminus | Station At The End Of A Route |
| 311 | Thanatophobia | Fear Of Deaths |
| 312 | Theist | One Who Believes In The Existence Of A God Or Gods |
| 313 | Theocracy | Government By Religious Principles |
| 314 | Therachy | Government By The Gods |
| 315 | Thermometer | An Instrument For Measuring Temperature |
| 316 | Tie | Fasten Or Secure With A Rope, String, Or Cord |
| 317 | Timid | One Who Always Runs Away From Danger |
| 318 | Titillation | Pleasurable Stimulation |
| 319 | Titular | Existing Only In Name |
| 320 | Tome | A Dull, Heavy Book |
| 321 | Toper/Sot | One Who Is Habitual Drunken |
| 322 | Topiary | Art Of Cutting Tree And Bushes Into Ornamental Shape |
| 323 | Tragedy | A Writing Which End In Death Or Sorrow |
| 324 | Translucent | Allowing Light To Pass Through Diffusely |
| 325 | Transmigration | The Doctrine That Human Souls Pass From One Body To Another At The Time Of Death |
| 326 | Transparency | A Drawing On Transparent Paper |
| 327 | Transparent | That Which Can Be Seen Through |
| 328 | Triennial | An Event Which Happens Once In Three Years |
| 329 | Trilogy | Group Of Three Novels |
| 330 | Tripod | Having Three Legs |
| 331 | Triskaidekaphobia | Fear Of Numbers |
| 332 | Truant | A Person/Student Who Absents Himself From Class Or Duty Without Permission |
| 333 | Truism | Plain Or Self Evident Truth |
| 334 | Trust | Confidence Reposed In Person By Making Them Nominal Owner |
| 335 | Turncoat | A Disloyal Person Who Betrays Or Deserts His Cause |
| 336 | Twins | Two Children Born Together |
| 337 | Typography | Science Of Printing |
| 338 | Ubiquitous | Found Or Present Everywhere |
| 339 | Unanimous | All Of One Mind |
| 340 | Unavoidable | Incapable Of Being Avoided |
| 341 | Unilateral | Decision Taken By One’s Side Only |
| 342 | Universal | Belonging To All Parts Of The World |
| 343 | Up-To-Date | Having InformationTill Today |
| 344 | Urology | The Study Of Mountains |
| 345 | Usurer | One Who Lends Money At Higher Rate Of Interest |
| 346 | Usurper | A Person Who Seize Something Without The Right To Do So |
| 347 | Utopia | An Imaginary Perfect Social And Political System |
| 348 | Uxoricide | Murder Of Wife |
| 349 | Uxorious | One Extremely Fond Of One’s Wife |
| 350 | Vacillation | Change One’s Mind Two Quickly |
| 351 | Vagabond | A Person Who Lives A Wandering Life |
| 352 | Valedictory | A Farewell Speech |
| 353 | Valetudinarian | Weak Or Sickly Person Especially One Morbidly Concerned With His Or Her Health |
| 354 | Vandal | Someone Who Willfully Destroys Or Defaces Property |
| 355 | Vegetarian | Someone Who Eats No Meat Or Fish |
| 356 | Venial | A Fault That May Be Forgiven |
| 357 | Venison | The Meat Of Deer |
| 358 | Ventriloquist | A Performer Who Projects The Voice Into A Wooden Dummy |
| 359 | Verbatim | Repetition Of Word By Word, word for word |
| 360 | Verbose | Style Full Of Words |
| 361 | Versatile | Interested In And Clever At Many Different Things |
| 362 | Vertebrate | Animals Having Spinal Column |
| 363 | Vesper | Evening Prayer In A Church |
| 364 | Veteran | One, Who Has A Long Experience Of Any Occupation |
| 365 | Vignette | A Short Literary Description Marked By Delicacy |
| 366 | Vindictive | One Who Is Determined To Exact Full Vegeance For Wrong Done To Him |
| 367 | Vintner | One Who Deals In Wines |
| 368 | Virgin | A Woman Who Has No Sexual Experience |
| 369 | Virtuoso | One Who Is Brilliant Performer On Stage (Specially Music) |
| 370 | Volunteer | One, Who Offers One’s Services |
| 371 | Voluptuary | Person Who Gives Himself Up To Luxury And Sexual Pleasures |
| 372 | Voracious | One Who Is Very Eager For Knowledge And Reads A Lot |
| 373 | Voyage | A Long Journy Especially By Sea |
| 374 | Wardrobe | A Place For Clothes |
| 375 | Weather-Cock | A Cock-Shaped Indicator On The Building Top To Show The Direction Of Air |
| 376 | Whip | A Person Sharing Responsibility For A Political Party’s Discipline And Tactics |
| 377 | Widow | A Woman Whose Husband Has Died |
| 378 | Widower | A Man Whose Wife Has Died |
| 379 | Wireless Or Radio | Method Of Sending Messages Without The Help Of Wires |
| 380 | Wriggle | To Move Along With Quick Short Twisting Actions |
| 381 | Genophobia | Fear Of Sex |
| 382 | Zeusophobia | Fear Of God |
| 383 | Zodiac | A Belt Of The Heavenly Bodies Divided Into Equal Signs |
| 384 | Zoo | A Place Where BirdsAnd Animals Are Kept |
| 385 | Zoologist | One Who Studies The Science Of History Of Animals Of ountains Till It Melts After Passing The Snow Line |
| 386 | Zoology | The Branch Of Biology That Studies Animals |