Letter V 21250–21500

Very displeasing. Verbena, for one. Vanillin, vis-à-vis vanilla Vent emanations Violet, lilac, lavender. Vision experts' degs. Vision-checking pros: Abbr. Venerable British ref. set Venerable lexicon: Abbr. Venerable ref. Venerable ref. book Venerable ref. set Venerable ref. work Venerable reference bk. Venerable reference book from the UK Venerable reference wk. Vol. that "sharenting" was added to in 2022 Voluminous Brit. ref. source Voluminous lexicological work (abbr.) Voluminous ref. Voluminous ref. set Voluminous ref. work Voluminous syn. and etym. sources Versailles eye Vintner's pref. Vintner's prefix Vinous opening Vinous prefix Vintner's beginning Vintner's opening Viniculture science Viniculturist's study Vintner's expertise Vintner's science Vintner's best customer "... __ vales and hills": Wordsworth Violent whirlwinds off Faroe Islands. Violent whirlwinds. Vowels or whirlwinds Virginia del _____ Venue for a play like Omelette? Visual indication of a climax? Variety meat viscera and trimmings of a butchered animal often considered inedible by humans Village Voice award candidates *Veering from the intended path violating or tending to violate or offend against Volunteer to provide Vulnerable to attack. Variation of death and taxes. VISIBLE sea, part of Vehicle for pedaling on rugged trails Very unconventional Video description, part 2 Vote ___ confidence Varied: Colloq. "Vote early, vote ___" Voter's observation, part four Van Morrison: "Queen ___" "Very Thought _____" (Tony Bennett favorite) Verse writer Nash Verse-atile Mr. Nash. Versifier Nash Venetian arch feature Venetian arch shape Vaulted arch View all over View amorously View flirtatiously View inappropriately View lasciviously View up and down View up and down with intentions Viewed closely Viewing with elevator eyes Vespers opening Very mean boss Very mean one Very nasty sort Villain defeated by Puss in Boots Villain in many fairy tales Villain in some fairy tales Villain of Perrault's children's tales. Villain of folklore Villain of many a tale. Villain of old tales. Villainous figure Very mean bosses Very mean ones Villains of children's literature Villains of fables and rhymes Villains of some fables Villains of some fairy tales Veterans of rap's golden age "Valley of the Dolls" character Neely ___ Vivien Leigh's "Gone with the Wind" role's surname "Vivien Leigh’s iconic Southern belle role" Vivien Leigh Oscar role Vivien Leigh role Very busy American airport [Violin emoji] Valid response to "Let's check out that creepy mansion" Valley sowed by Johnny Appleseed. Vanessa Bayer's home state Voinovich's constituency Voinovich's land Vowel-rich state ___ Valley Conference Vic Janowicz's college. Verbal equivalent of picking up the gauntlet Volt per ampere Volt squared per watt Volt ÷ ampere result Volt-ampere Voltage/amperage researcher Volts divided by amps Volts per ampere Volts/amp V = IR V = IR, in physics Vague response to "Why do you ask?" Villainous comment from O. Henry Verbal equivalent of a snap Verbal expressions of understanding Verbal expressions of wonder Very, dramatically Very, melodramatically Very, pompously Very, poshly Very, preciously VENEZUELAN export commodity Valdez cargo Valdez pollutant Valdez spill Van Gogh medium Van Gogh's "Irises," e.g. Venezuela export Venezuelan Export Australian Venezuelan export Vinaigrette base Vinaigrette component Vinaigrette essential Vinaigrette ingredient Vinaigrette need Vinegar accompaniment Vinegar companion Vinegar complement Vinegar mixer Vinegar partner Vinegar's companion Vinegar's counterpart Vinegar's partner Vinegar's partner, in salad dressing viscous liquid, insoluble in water and usu flammable Valdez vessel Vessel at Aruba. Vessel at Valdez Vessel at a refinery Vessel carrying petroleum Vessel from Valdez Vessels carrying petroleum Vital engine conduit ___ vitriol (sulfuric acid) Vermeer or van Gogh Valvoline circulator Van Eyck output Van Eyck's medium Van Gogh paintings Van Gogh works Van Gogh's supply Vegetable and mineral Vital fluids. Vessel carrying black gold Valdez et al. Vocal pigs Val-d'__: French department Val-d'___ (French départment named after a river) Van Gogh's "Bank of the ___ at Auvers" Van Gogh's "L'Église d'Auvers-sur-___" Ventura County city Ventura County resort Ventura County resort city Ventura County resort town Ventura County tourist town Ventura County valley Ventura County's ___ Valley Ventura County, California city Ventura County, California, resort town "Virgin mimosas," briefly Volga branch Volga feeder Volga tributary at Gorki Volga tributary, 950 miles long. Votes to adopt "Very well, let's hear your idea!" Vermont ski resort Vermont ski resort that is not the start of a greeting from Tonto Vermont skiing destination Vermont's ___ Mountain Resort Voice command that activates a search engine Vouching for Vessels plays for them. Vegetable also called "ladies' fingers" Vegetable also called lady's fingers Vegetable also called lady's-finger Vegetable and egg on capsized boat (4) Vegetable common in Cajun cooking Vegetable for soups and stews. Vegetable found in many Southern recipes Vegetable hidden in "cook raw" Vegetable in Cajun cooking Vegetable in Cajun cuisine Vegetable in Creole cooking Vegetable in Creole cuisine Vegetable in a pod Vegetable in bamia Vegetable in bhindi masala Vegetable in bhindi masala and gumbo Vegetable in gumbo Vegetable in kurkuri bhindi Vegetable in kurkuri bhindi and gumbo Vegetable in the mallow family Vegetable in the same family as cotton and cacao Vegetable often found in soul food Vegetable pod Vegetable pod also called lady's fingers Vegetable pod in some callaloo recipes Vegetable pod that thickens gumbo Vegetable served in bamia Vegetable sometimes called "ladies' fingers" Vegetable sometimes grown as a flower Vegetable that becomes gooey when cooked Vegetable that can get slimy when overcooked Vegetable that's a good source of protein Vegetable that's baked, fried or roasted Vegetable that's frequently fried Vegetable that's often fried Vegetable that's often pickled Vegetable used as a food thickener Vegetable used in creole cooking Vegetable used to thicken stews Vegetable whose name comes from Igbo Vegetable with a pentagonal cross section Vegetable with a pentagonal cross-section Vegetable with a slimy texture Vegetable with a starlike cross section Vegetable with pentagonal cross sections Vegetable with pods Veggie aka bhindi Veggie called bhindi in India