Here you’ll find 17 Anagrams that start with V, organized from “value” to “voter”. These entries are mostly common nouns and verbs useful for puzzles, writing, and word games. Several items are Scrabble-friendly and appear often in crosswords and classroom exercises.
Anagrams that start with V are words you can rearrange to make different valid words that begin with V. Crossword setters and Scrabble players often prize these anagrams for clever clues and tight-board play.
Below you’ll find the table with Word, Definition, and Notes.
Word: The anagram itself, shown so you can spot usable words quickly for puzzles, writing, or play.
Definition: A concise one-line meaning with part of speech and a frequency tag to guide your usage choice.
Notes: Practical context such as rarity flags, variant forms, or quick usage tips to help you decide.
Anagrams that start with V
Word
Anagrams
Part of Speech
Length
vase
save
n.
4
veto
vote
n.
4
vein
vine
n.
4
vile
evil, live, veil
adj.
4
vial
vail
n.
4
viola
voila
n.
5
value
uveal
n.
5
venal
navel
adj.
5
voter
overt, trove
n.
5
verse
serve, sever
n.
5
verso
servo
n.
5
volley
lovely
n.
6
velar
laver, ravel
adj.
5
viral
rival
adj.
5
vesta
stave
n.
5
vapid
pavid
adj.
5
vapor
parvo
n.
5
Descriptions
vase
A short, open container for flowers or decoration; anagram save is a common verb (n., common)
veto
An authoritative rejection of a proposal or decision; anagram vote is the act of choosing in an election (n., common)
vein
A blood vessel or a streak of mineral in rock; anagram vine is a climbing or trailing plant (n., common)
vile
Extremely unpleasant or morally bad; anagrams include evil, live, and veil (adj., common)
vial
A small glass container used for liquids or samples; anagram vail is an older verb meaning to lower or take off (n., common)
viola
A bowed string instrument (or a garden flower); anagram voila (voilà) is an interjection used to call attention (n., common)
value
Worth, usefulness, or importance of something; anagram uveal is a medical adjective relating to the uvea (n., common)
venal
Open to bribery or corruption; anagram navel is the belly button (adj., common)
voter
A person who casts a ballot in an election; anagrams include overt (open) and trove (a store of valuables) (n., common)
verse
A line of poetry or a stanza; anagrams include serve and sever (n., common)
verso
The left-hand page of an open book or the back of a leaf (printing); anagram servo is short for servomechanism (n., uncommon)
volley
A rapid discharge of missiles or a series of remarks or returns; anagram lovely is an adjective meaning attractive (n., common)
velar
Relating to the soft palate in phonetics; anagrams include laver (a basin or seaweed) and ravel (to tangle or entangle) (adj., uncommon)
viral
Relating to viruses or content that spreads rapidly; anagram rival means competitor (adj., common)
vesta
A small match (also a Roman goddess as a proper noun; common-noun sense is rare); anagram stave is to break or a plank (n., rare)
vapid
Lacking liveliness, flavor, or interest; anagram pavid is a rare adjective meaning timid or fearful (adj., common)
vapor
A visible gas or mist produced by evaporation; anagram parvo is an informal term for a parvovirus (n., common)
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