Letter V
Vibrating voices
Viola effects
Vocal vibrations
Vocal vibratos
Vibratory motion
Vehicle on a _ferrocarril_
Vingt-neuf follower
Victory site for Gen. Washington
Valéry's "very"
Veronique's "very"
Versailles "very"
Very in Versailles
Very to Babette
Very to Veronique
Very French?
Very at Versailles
Very in Verdun
Very in Vichy
Very much: Fr.
Very, abroad
Very, affectedly
Very, in Biarritz
Very, in Cannes
Very, in France
Very, in French
Very, in Lyon
Very, in Metz
Very, in Nice
Very, in Paris
Very, in Rouen
Very, in Valence
Very, in Valmy
Very, in Vaudreuil
Very, in Vercheres
Very, in Vienne
Very, on vacation
Very, to Gigi
Very, to Miss Piggy
Very, to Pierre
Very, to Ravel
Very, to René
Very, to Thierry
Very, to Villon
Very, to Voltaire
Very, to Véronique
Very, to Yves
Very, to Yvette
Very, to the pretentious
Very: Fr.
Vichy "very"
___ vif (very lively): Mus.
very French words
"Very well, mademoiselle"
"Very well," in Val-d'Isère
Very good, in French
Very good, at Versailles
Very fashionable, in French
Violate a sign on a tree, say
Violates a "private property" sign
Valley crosser
Very lively: Fr.
VELOUR knife
Valuable Canasta card.
Valuable red card in canasta
Versatile athlete's start?
Vial opening
_____-Valley (area east of Oakland and San Francisco)
Verdict source
Verdict-rendering panel
Versailles chateau.
Versailles sight
Versailles treaty palace.
Versailles villa of peace-treaty fame.
Versailles' Grand __ Palace
Vanishing a coin, for example
Very small flow
Vital gun parts
Vehicles, for short
VIBRATORY sound
Vibrato sound
Violin vibrato sound
Vocal feat.
Vocal quaver
Vocalist's warble
Very wealthy flower
Vocal quavers
Voice lesson subjects
Voice lesson topics
Very early arthropods
Verse line with three metrical feet
Verse having three feet.
Verse of three feet
vehicle with three motors
Vitro di ___ (Venetian glass)
Vitro di ___ (Venetian glassware)
V.S. Naipaul, e.g.
Violin, cello, piano.
Violinist, pianist and cellist.
Vacuum tube with three components
Vacuum tube with three elements
Vacuum-tube type
Vacuum tubes containing three elements
verse form of eight lines
Verses with repeated catch lines.
Vacation involving packing
Vacation jaunt.
Vacation journey
Vacation plan, often
Vacation selection
Vacation sortie.
Vacationer's website with an owl logo
Versatile player like Sammy Baugh
Vacation events
Vacation excursions
Vacation jaunts
Vacation plans
Vacation projects.
Vessels with three rows of oars
Van Devere Actress
Van Devere who was married to George C. Scott
"Valse __" (Sibelius opus)
"Valse __" (Sibelius work)
"Valse ___": Sibelius
"Valse ___," by Sibelius
Verse stanza
victory marking
VENEZUELAN presidency (1811)
Venerable kids' cereal
Vehicle: Abbr.
Vehicle drawn by three horses.
Vehicle for Anna Karenina.
Vehicle associated with tracks
Vehicle in a famous ethical problem
Vehicle of grandpa's day.
Victorian novelist Anthony
Visual deception (with "l'oeil")
Vacuum tube: suffix
Video game film
Video game with racing "light cycles"
Video-game film
Video-game film of 1982
Video-game movie
Video-game movie of '82
Vitreous mineral
Vessel carrying soldiers
Victory tokens
Victor's memento
Variable pace
Victory lap speed
Victory pace
*Very hot water (think twice to interpret each starred answer!)
Vicissitudes' ingredients
Vex the author of "On the Beach"?
V-shaped channels.
Veteran actors.
Vonnegut's Kilgore
Verdi's "Troubador."
Verdi's Manrico.
Valuable accumulation
Valuable find, for short
Valuable hoard
Valuable horde
Valuable stash
Valuable stock
Valuble collection
Valued discovery
Veritable treasure ___
Valuable collections
Valued caches
Verne __, Mini-Me portrayer in Austin Powers films
Verne of Austin Powers films
Vital stat for Mini-Me?
Vacationer's coverage option
Village officers: Abbr.
Vehicle for Robert Morse
___ Vue (eyeglass manufacturer)
___-Value (hardware chain)
Vagabond of a sort.
*Vehicle on a highway
Vehicle used for hauling
Vegetable enterprise.
Vegetable grower
Vegetable- growing business
Veggie provider
Very loyal
Void of deceit
Verisimilitudinous
Vosges treat
Very __ yours
veritably
V. I. P.'s of Independence.
Variety of creepers.
Ventriloquist's need, often
visiting someone secretly in a trunk
Vehicle for beneficiaries
Verb on a penny
Verb on all quarters
Verb on nickels
Veridicality
Verified fact
Veracious words
Verities.
Venture (to)
Verb in many ads.
Village of Africa
V.I.P. of yore
Van Cleef & Arpels cologne
Variant of Ivan's title.
Vasily IV, for one
Victim of a 1917 revolution
Victim of a revolution
Victim of the Bolsheviks
Villagers' tormentor in "Fiddler on the Roof"
Visitors to the Winter Palace?
*Visitors to Russia's Winter Palace, once?
Vector of sleeping sickness
Vicious African fly
Vector around the equator
Vacation memento, maybe
Vacation souvenir, maybe
Verbal "smh"
Verbal headshake
Vowelless acceptable Scrabble word
Vowelless admonishment
Vowelless admonition
Vowelless cluck
Vowelless condemnation
Vowelless expression of disapproval
Vowelless interjection
Vowelless reproach
Vowelless reproof
Vowelless scolding sound
Voiced disdain
Voiced one's disapproval
Viceroy on takeout menus
Vanilla extract amt.
Vanilla extract meas
Vanilla extract meas., maybe
Vanilla meas.
Vanilla extract amts.
Vanilla extract amts., often
Vanilla or baking soda amts.
Violent weather phenomenon, briefly
Violent weather, informally
Vamp attachments
Volunteer State sch.
Verbal flourish following a feat
'Vette choice
'Vette design detail
'Vette feature, perhaps
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