Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1521]
vod·ka noun [ORIGIN: Russ, fr. voda water]
: a colorless liquor distilled from a mash (as of rye or wheat)
vogue noun [ORIGIN: MF, action of rowing, course, fashion, fr. voguer to sail, fr. OF, fr. OIt vogare to row]
1 : popular acceptance or favor : POPULARITY
2 : a period of popularity
3 : one that is in fashion at a particular time
Synonyms
[1] favor, modishness, popularity—more at POPULARITY
[3] craze, fad, mode, rage, style, trend—more at FAD
vogu·ish adjective 1 : FASHIONABLE, SMART
2 : suddenly or temporarily popular
1voice noun 1 : sound produced through the mouth by vertebrates and esp. by human beings (as in speaking or singing)
2 : musical sound produced by the vocal cords : the power to produce such sound; also : one of the melodic parts in a vocal or instrumental composition
3 : the vocal organs as a means of tone production 4 : sound produced by vibration of the vocal cords as heard in vowels and some consonants 5 : the power of speaking 6 : a sound suggesting a voice 7 : an instrument or medium of expression 8 : a choice, opinion, or wish openly expressed; also : right of expression 9 : distinction of form of a verb to indicate the relation of the subject to the action expressed by the verb 10 : one that sings : SINGER Synonyms articulation, expression, formulation, statement, utterance—more at EXPRESSION 2voice verb voiced; voic·ing : to give voice or expression to <~ a complaint> Synonyms air, express, give, look, sound, state, vent—more at EXPRESS voice box noun : LARYNX voiced adjective 1 : having a voice 2 : uttered with voice — voiced·ness noun Synonyms oral, vocal—more at VOCAL voice·less adjective 1 : having no voice 2 : not pronounced with voice — voice·less·ly adverb — voice·less·ness noun Synonyms dumb, inarticulate, mute, speechless—more at MUTE voice mail noun : an electronic communication system in which spoken messages are recorded for later playback to the intended recipient; also : such a message voice–over noun : the voice in a film or television program of a person who is heard but not seen or not seen talking voice·print noun : an individually distinctive pattern of voice characteristics that is spectrographically produced 1void adjective 1 : UNOCCUPIED, VACANT 2 : containing nothing : EMPTY 3 : being without something specified : DEVOID 4 : VAIN, USELESS 5 : of no legal force or effect : NULL Synonyms [2] bare, blank, devoid, empty, stark, vacant—more at EMPTY [3] bereft, destitute, devoid—more at DEVOID [5] invalid, null—more at NULL 2void noun 1 : empty space : EMPTINESS 2 : a feeling of want or hollowness Synonyms blank, blankness, emptiness, vacancy, vacuity—more at VACANCY 3void verb 1 : to make or leave empty; also : VACATE 2 : DISCHARGE, EMIT <~ urine> 3 : to render void : ANNUL <~ a contract> — void·able adjective — void·er noun Synonyms [1] clear, empty, evacuate, vacate—more at EMPTY [3] abolish, abrogate, annul, cancel, dissolve, invalidate, negate, nullify, quash, repeal, rescind—more at ABOLISH voi·là interjection [ORIGIN: F] — used to call attention or to express satisfaction or approval voile noun : a sheer fabric used for women's clothing and curtains vol abbreviation 1 volume 2 volunteer vol·a·tile adjective 1 : readily becoming a vapor at a relatively low temperature