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Valley Forge
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a village in south-eastern Pennsylvania, U.S.A. where Washington and His troops encamped in the winter of 1777-1778. |
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Vampire
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a corpse that rises from the dead and sucks blood from humans. This is "folklore", or a traditional belief originating in the Slavic countries of Europe. |
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Varmints
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a person who is vile, worthless or objectionable. |
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Vast gap
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Verge of something, On/to the
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at or close to the point of time when something begins; just about to be. |
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Vibrate/Vibrations
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to shake; to tremble; to quiver |
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Villain of the play/piece, The
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(often humorous) a person or thing that is responsible for a certain problem, difficulty, etc. It also refers to the principal evil character in a book, play, etc. |
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Vital
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Voodoo
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a kind of black witchcraft, in Africa, North America, Haiti and San Domingo, said to be accompanied, in some places, by barbarous rites, and even by human sacrifices. |
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