V
Voltage symbol, physics
V is a graphic variation easier to cut in stone that U, and was originally, like Y, one of the earlier forms of U.
The characters V and U meant the same sound in Latin and English as late as the Elizabethan period.
Resounding, celebrated victory
- winAchieve victory
- successFavorable outcome attained
- ChurchillManitoba's northern port
- peace signGesture symbolizing nonviolence
celebration · WWII · defiance · resistance · conquest · achievement
V-shaped line or symbol
- arrowPointed shaft for shooting
- wedgeTapered splitting tool
- angleGeometric measure of rotation
- notchV-shaped incision
vertex · neckline · formation · geese · checkmark · caret · valley · gulley
Four plus one
- 5Single-digit prime number
- IVVein-delivered medication method
- clockDevice displaying time
- chapterDivision of a book
Super Bowl · monarch · pope · numbering · sequels · outlines
Language's letter system
- uppercaseCapital letter form
- capitalWealth used for investment
- twenty-secondOrdinal of twenty-two
- phonemeMinimal distinctive sound unit
Electromotive force unit
- electricPowered by current
- potentialLatent capacity for development
- circuitClosed electrical pathway
- batteryPortable electricity storage
current · ampere · ohm · power · AC · DC · multimeter · transformer
Element twenty-three, hardens steel
- periodic tableSystematic display of elements
- transition metalPartially filled d-orbital element
- steel alloyIron mixed with elements
- catalysisAccelerating reactions without consumption
corrosion resistant · titanium · chromium · niobium · manganese · molybdenum · tungsten
Having face covered
- anarchistOne opposing all governance
- graphic novelBook-length illustrated sequential narrative
- television seriesSerialized broadcast entertainment program
- aliensBeings from other worlds
Guy Fawkes · Alan Moore · invasion · 1980s · miniseries · science fiction
triumph
Resounding, celebrated victory
peace sign · celebration · WWII · defiance · resistance · conquest · achievement
chevron
V-shaped line or symbol
notch · vertex · neckline · formation · geese · checkmark · caret · valley · gulley · convergent
five
Four plus one
chapter · Super Bowl · monarch · pope · numbering · sequels · outlines
alphabet
Language's letter system
- uppercaseCapital letter form
- capitalWealth used for investment
- twenty-secondOrdinal of twenty-two
volt
Electromotive force unit
battery · current · ampere · ohm · power · AC · DC · multimeter · transformer · capacitor
vanadium
Element twenty-three, hardens steel
- periodic tableSystematic display of elements
- transition metalPartially filled d-orbital element
- steel alloyIron mixed with elements
catalysis · corrosion resistant · titanium · chromium · niobium · manganese · molybdenum · tungsten
masked
Having face covered
- anarchistOne opposing all governance
- graphic novelBook-length illustrated sequential narrative
- television seriesSerialized broadcast entertainment program
Guy Fawkes · Alan Moore · aliens · invasion · 1980s · miniseries · science fiction
- lettersa, d, e, h, q
- Roman numeralsI, II, IV, IX, XI
- fivesfive elements, five senses, five dollar bill, fiver, nickel
- OptotypesE, H, O, T, C
- numbersone, two, four, three, 0
- Fictional RebelsKatniss Everdeen, Neo, Spartacus, Robin Hood, Princess Leia
- wedding vowMarriage ceremony promise
- vow of silenceSworn commitment to speechlessness
- solemn vowGrave, binding promise
- marriage vowSpousal commitment spoken ceremonially
- Vietnam vetSoutheast Asian conflict veteran
- sacred vowReligiously binding promise