early 15c., "benefice of a vicar," from vicar + -age. Meaning "house or residence of a vicar" is from 1520s.
vibrator
vibrissa
viburnum
Vic
vicar
vicarage
vicarious
vice-
vice
vice versa
vicegerent
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