Letter V 8500–8750

Vixen's cohort Vixen's mate Vixen's partner Variety-show group Van Halen "___ Night Away" Very good: Slang. Victor Borge is one. Victor Borge or Hans Christian Andersen, e.g. Victor Borge, by birth Victor Borge, e.g. Victor Borge, for one Viggo Mortensen, e.g. Viking Vitus Bering, e.g. Vitus Bering, for one "Vicious Circle" stand-up guy Viborg natives Victor Borge and Niels Bohr, for two Victor Borge and others Viggo Mortensen and Hans Christian Andersen, by nationality Vitus Bering and others Vice President Tompkins Vintage Elton John song Viral content in-jokes that are intentionally bizarre or no longer funny Virginia Mayo's Walter Mitty love interest "Verbosity leads to unclear, inarticulate things" speaker Valse, e.g. Valse, for one. Valse, par exemple Valses. Virgil put him through hell Virgil's fellow traveler Visitor to Purgatory. VIENNESE river Vienna divider Vienna river Vienna's "blue" river Vienna's river Viennese waterway View from Budapest Vital European waterway. VENEZUELAN dance company Valuable Philippine tree Very large P. I. tree. Very large Philippine tree. Very large Philippine trees Victor Borge, say? Variegate with spots. Ventue Verbal challenge Virginia __, born on Roanoke Island on August 18, 1587 Virginia ___ (first child of English parents born in America) Virginia ___ (noted 1587 birth) Virginia ___, early American Virginia ___, first English child born in America (1587) Virginia ___, first real American, 1587. Virginia ____: first child born in the Colonies Virginia born in 1587. Virginia creeper: 1587–? Virginia from North Carolina Virginia of Roanoke Virginia of Va. Virginia of Virginia, 1587. Virginia of Virginia. Virginia of early America Virginia of note Virginia of the lost colony Virginia or challenge Virginia's Virginia Very bold person Venturer. Venturesome one Venturesome person. Venturous one Venturers. Venturesome ones Venturesome persons. Venturesome sorts Ventures Vermont pop-punk band, with "The" Virginia's family Venture a guess Venture an opinion Venture to affirm. Venture to declare Venture to express Venture to mention Venture to postulate Venture to state Venture to utter Venture verbally variety of sorghum Voldemort's study Voodoo, e.g. Voldemort specialty Visit, in a way Vader's choice Vampire foe of Buffy Vampire played by Julie Benz on "Buffy" "Vissi ___" (Puccini aria) "Vissi ___" (Tosca aria) "Vissi ___." Vader in "Star Wars" Vader of "Star Wars" Vader or Maul Vader's title Villainous "Star Wars" title Villainous Vader Villainous sci-fi title Villainous title in science fiction __ Vader ___ Vader (sci-fi guy) ___ Vader, film villain Vader's favorite treat? Villain who debuted in 1977 View opposed by the intelligent design movement VIPs Courtroom 1970s drama VIPs at trials VIOLENT throwing and breaking of water etc. upon anything Vague recipe amount Video producer on a windshield Video record of a fender bender Vibrant top Versatile West African garments Violently breaking into pieces Vampire with spirited style? vivaciously Villainous act Values in a set Vehicle providing rural connectivity Vatican office Vatican officials Variety of dried tropical fruit. Viz. the 180th meridian. Valuable food. Veterans' group. Violinist Rubinoff. "Videodrome" director "Vitruvian Man" artist Venerated painter Verocchio's amazing pupil Van Bibber's creator (1864–1916). Viola who won both a Tony and an Oscar for playing Rose Maxson in "Fences" Vacationer's nonactivity V. P. Charles Gates ___. V. P. in 1925. V. P. known for underslung pipe V. P. under Coolidge V. P. who won Nobel peace prize, 1925. V. P., 1925–29. V.P. after Coolidge V.P. in the 20's V.P. under Coolidge V.P.: 1925–29 Veep under Coolidge Vice President 1925–29. Vice President before Curtis Vice President recently dead. Vice President under Coolidge. Vice President with Coolidge. Vice president after Coolidge Vampire's bedtime Vampire's curfew Voice of Yogi Bear Voice of Yogi Bear, ___ Butler V-J ___ Vampire's rest time Vampire's time to sleep Versatile couch Versatile furniture Versatile piece of furniture Versatile couches Vampire's undoing Very short holiday Very beginning Venus, e.g. Venus, in eastern skies Venus, just before dawn Venus, just before sunrise Venus, sometimes Venus, when it precedes sun in rising. Venus and others Venue of many Richard Petty wins Vacationing very briefly Version of a sacred book: Abbr. Violent comic book protesters? Vehicle for Mr. T VIIth-century start V × X × XIII VI x CIX VI short of the devil's number V x XI x XI Vitamin often used in a tongue-in-cheek grading scale Very profound Violent behavior after doing some shots? Vidalias Video game that involves hitting arrows with one's feet: Abbr. Video game with a floor mat, for short Video game with arrow pads for your feet, for short Venus or Juno Venus or Minerva Venus, for one Venus, to Virgil Very slow, in the retail biz Very, very tired Vonnegut title protagonist Very accurate Very inexpressive View from Masada Version of the paper that could aptly feature the PRINT clues? Vegas employee Vegas job Vegas worker Vegas employees Vendors. V. I. P. in atomic research. V.I.P. at V.P.I., say VIP on campus. Vassar VIP "Volare" singer VIP in Washington. Villains in college comedies, often Valued highly Venerable advice column Vanishing salutation Valued by Variation of darling. Very last moment of a sports game __ Valley, California ___ Valley, Calif. Video game accumulation Video game failures Video game losses Ville ___ (spa): Fr. Ville ___ (watering place): Fr. Violent disruption. VALUE, lower in Vitiated Vitiates Verbal contest VITIATE judgment/taste VICIOUSLY sensual person Visa transaction Visa offering Vocalist for Blondie Valley outlet. Visa balance, e.g. Visa balance, for example Visa charge Visa concern