Victoria
Albert's royal wife
Victoria is a feminine given name derived from the Latin word for victory, popular since the reign of Queen Victoria of Britain (1837–1901).
It also names places throughout the former British Empire: the Australian state, the Canadian city, the Hong Kong harbor, and others.
A victoria is also a light four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage with a collapsible top, fashionable in the 19th century. (Lowercase victoria is a genus of water lily.)
Feminine given name
- monarchHereditary supreme ruler
- reignSovereign's time in power
- throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
- empireDomain under unified control
coronation · crown · majesty · sovereign · Albert · royal · Windsor · Buckingham
National legislative assembly
- British ColumbiaCanada's western coastal province
- VancouverMajor Canadian Pacific port
- legislatureLawmaking governmental branch
- provinceRegional administrative district
gardens · cityscape · metropolitan · downtown · harbour · ferry · Chinatown · Pacific
Southern Hemisphere continent-country
- MelbourneVictorian state capital
- colonyDependent territorial settlement
- southeasternToward the lower-right quadrant
- governmentAuthority over a state
Pertaining to women
- given namePersonal name from birth
- LatinAncient Roman language
- popularWidely admired by many
- queenMost powerful chess piece
Northern North American nation
- ArcticEarth's northernmost zone
- NunavutCanadian arctic territory
- Northwest TerritoriesNorthern Canadian administrative region
- InuitArctic indigenous people
tundra · polar · remote · archipelago · settlement
Second-largest continent
- TanzaniaDodoma-capital nation
- UgandaEast African republic
- KenyaEast African country, capital Nairobi
- NileAfrica's longest river
source · freshwater · rift · cichlids · basin · fishing · Livingstone · exploration
Resounding, celebrated victory
- conquestDefeating and seizing control
- NikeTriumph personified
- goddessFemale sacred being
- successFavorable outcome attained
achievement · glory · win · dominance · supremacy · prevail · overcome · vanquish
British warship prefix
- dreadnoughtHeavily armored warship type
- warshipArmed naval vessel
- Royal NavyUK naval military branch
- ironcladImpossible to dispute
fleet · naval · turret · gunboat · armament · Mediterranean · sinking · collision
Elizabeth
Feminine given name
empire · coronation · crown · majesty · sovereign · Albert · royal · Windsor · Buckingham · Hanover
parliament
National legislative assembly
- British ColumbiaCanada's western coastal province
- VancouverMajor Canadian Pacific port
- legislatureLawmaking governmental branch
province · gardens · cityscape · metropolitan · downtown · harbour · ferry · Chinatown · Pacific · island
Australia
Southern Hemisphere continent-country
- MelbourneVictorian state capital
- colonyDependent territorial settlement
- southeasternToward the lower-right quadrant
feminine
Pertaining to women
- given namePersonal name from birth
- LatinAncient Roman language
- popularWidely admired by many
Canada
Northern North American nation
- ArcticEarth's northernmost zone
- NunavutCanadian arctic territory
- Northwest TerritoriesNorthern Canadian administrative region
Inuit · tundra · polar · remote · archipelago · settlement
Africa
Second-largest continent
Nile · source · freshwater · rift · cichlids · basin · fishing · Livingstone · exploration · islands
triumph
Resounding, celebrated victory
success · achievement · glory · win · dominance · supremacy · prevail · overcome · vanquish · champion
HMS
British warship prefix
- dreadnoughtHeavily armored warship type
- warshipArmed naval vessel
- Royal NavyUK naval military branch
ironclad · fleet · naval · turret · gunboat · armament · Mediterranean · sinking · collision · torpedo
Hong Kong
Chinese special administrative region
- waterfrontLand beside navigable waters
- skylineUrban profile against atmosphere
- ferryVessel for scheduled crossings
- First NamesJames, John, Mary, Elizabeth, William
- Girls' NamesAbigail, Alice, Amanda, Amy, Anna
- lakesLake Michigan, Lake Erie, Great Lakes, Lake Superior, Lake Tahoe
- Queens & Royaltyqueen, monarch, sovereign, crown, throne
- Victorian eraparlour, etiquette, parlor games, courtship, formal dining
- World LeadersChurchill, Winston Churchill, Eisenhower, Gorbachev, Thatcher
VictoriaCromwell
English republican military leader
republicanism · Edward VIII · commoner · Charles II · Elizabeth II
Victoriadefeat
Victory over another
loss · failure · surrender · capitulation · rout
Victoriapermissiveness
Tolerance of behavior others forbid
libertinism · sexual liberation · modernity · bohemianism · hedonism
- Victorian novel1837-1901 British long-form fiction
- victory lapCelebratory post-competition circuit
- victory signRaised two-finger salute
- Victorian moralityRigid 1800s social standards
- moral victoryDefeat with honor intact
- victory laneMotorsport champion's celebration area
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