1) Despiteful 2) Intolerant 3) Malicious 4) Mean 5) Menacing 6) Revengeful 7) Spiteful 8) Unforgiving 9) Unkind 10) Vengeful 1) Motivated by spite 2) Revengeful 3) Spiteful 4) Unforgiving 5) Vengeful 
• (a.) Disposed to revenge; prompted or characterized by revenge; revengeful. • (a.) Punitive.
Vin·dic'tive adjective [ For vindicative , confused with Latin vindicta revenge, punishment, from vindicare to vindicate. Confer Vindicative .] 1. Disposed to revenge; prompted or characterized by revenge; revengeful. « I am vindictive enough to repel...
having a desire to revenge 
HMS Vindictive was a British light cruiser launched in 1897 with a top speed of 20 knots. She conveyed men to the mole at Zeebrugge during the attack on that harbour in April 1918 during the Great War. Later she was filled with concrete and sunk in Ostend harbour on May 9th 1918. She was raised in August 1920 and in November presented to the Belgiu...
vindictive 1. Looking for revenge or done with a desire for revenge. 2. Spiteful feeling, showing, or done with a desire to hurt someone. 3. In law, used to describe damages awarded by a court that are set higher than the amount necessary to compensate the victim, in order to punish the defendant.
[Wuthering Heights] seeking revenge.
[SAT terms] showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt disposed to seek revenge or intended for revenge[Novel words] disposed to seek revenge or intended for revenge