Associations to the word «Viva»
Noun
- Vida
- Vis
- Vegas
- Elvis
- Presley
- Vega
- Que
- Diva
- Italia
- Verdi
- Rosario
- Abs
- Amor
- Macau
- Ars
- Kerala
- Fiesta
- Riva
- La
- Libre
- Transit
- Mtv
- Mort
- Purple
- Bianca
- Superstar
- Rey
- Blackpool
- Hay
- Emptiness
- Markham
- Duce
- Mini
- Spice
- Vox
- Forever
- Shouting
- Seton
- Brasil
- Kazan
- Babe
- Gottfried
- Iberia
- Luce
- Holden
- Villa
- Gaza
- Che
- Blockbuster
- El
- Magnum
- Una
- Streetcar
- Hc
- Rhapsody
- Flanders
- Records
- Piccadilly
- Chosen
- Finch
- Chevrolet
- Fare
- Casa
- Examiner
- Vodka
- Santana
- Catering
- Nico
- Romero
- Cinema
- Christy
- Cobra
- Hate
- Entertainment
- Arte
- Galloway
- Moreau
- Buffy
- Vaughan
- Duet
- Vic
- Papa
- Cruz
- Shout
- Ned
- Musical
- Cuba
- Sep
- Subway
- Connolly
- Bus
- Cisco
- Examination
- Lei
- Pancho
Adverb
Wiktionary
VIVA, interjection. Long live ... ! (used to express acclaim or support).
VIVA, verb. (ambitransitive) (dated) To cheer, applaud
VIVA, noun. A shout of applause.
VIVA, noun. An oral examination, typically for an academic qualification.
VIVA, verb. (transitive) To subject to an examination of this kind.
VIVA, proper noun. A region of Manhattanville, Harlem, New York City
VIVA VOCE, adjective. By word of mouth.
VIVA VOCE, adverb. By word of mouth.
VIVA VOCE, noun. An oral examination.
VIVÂ VOCE, adjective. Alternative spelling of viva voce
VIVÂ VOCE, adverb. Alternative spelling of viva voce
VIVÂ VOCE, noun. Alternative spelling of viva voce
Dictionary definition
VIVA, noun. An examination conducted by spoken communication.
Wise words
The chief virtue that language can have is clearness, and
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words.