| Vessels with lids and spouts | 28 |
| Vessels with pedestals | 22 |
| Vessels with rounded bottoms | 28 |
| Vest pocket for a watch | 23 |
| Vest-clad mannequin, at times | 29 |
| Vesta, Pallas or Hygiea | 23 |
| Vestibule conveniences | 22 |
| Vestibule piece, maybe | 22 |
| Vestiges of skin blemishes? | 27 |
| Vestlike clerical garments | 26 |
| Vestment for Father Brown | 25 |
| Vestment for John Paul II | 25 |
| Vestment for the clergy | 23 |
| Vestments of authority | 22 |
| Vestments worn at the neck | 26 |
| Vesuvio's close relative | 28 |
| Vesuvius's country | 22 |
| Vesuvius's neighbor | 23 |
| Vet employer, maybe: Abbr. | 26 |
| Vet visitor's burden | 24 |
| Vet's employer, perhaps | 27 |
| Vet's employer: Abbr. | 25 |
| Vet's memory, maybe | 23 |
| Vet's memory, perhaps | 25 |
| Vet's office noises | 23 |
| Vet's office sounds | 23 |
| Vet's pride, perhaps | 24 |
| Vet's problem, briefly | 26 |
| Vet's service spot | 22 |
| Vet-assisting legislation | 25 |
| Veteran carpenter, perhaps | 26 |
| Veteran Chinese leader | 22 |
| Veteran civil rights lawyer | 27 |
| Veteran Giant running back | 26 |
| Veteran journalist ___ Abel | 27 |
| Veteran performer Theodore | 26 |
| Veteran politician or soldier | 29 |
| Veteran studio actress? | 23 |
| Veteran's chestful | 22 |
| Veteran, on Veteran's Day | 29 |
| Veterans Day month or day | 25 |
| Veterans Day tradition | 22 |
| Veterans Land Act, abbr. | 24 |
| Veterans' organization | 26 |
| Veterinarian's clientele | 28 |
| Veterinarian's concern | 26 |
| Veterinarian's promise? | 27 |
| Veterinarian's subj. | 24 |
| Veterinarian's visitor | 26 |
| Veterinarian, at times | 22 |
| Veterinary college course | 25 |
| Veterinary school subj. | 23 |
| Veto's fate, sometimes | 26 |
| Veuve Clicquot designation | 26 |
| Vex, with "at" | 24 |
| Vexes, with "at" | 26 |
| Vezina Trophy recipient | 23 |
| VH1 all-female concert stars | 28 |
| VHS nemesis for concert tapes | 29 |
| Via del Corso's city | 24 |
| Via Veneto auto, briefly | 24 |
| Via ___ (ancient Roman road) | 28 |
| Via ___ (Christ's route) | 28 |
| Via ___ (noted Roman road) | 26 |
| Via ___ (old Roman road) | 24 |
| Via ___ (used by Hannibal) | 26 |
| Viacom-owned cable channel | 26 |
| Viaud's nom de plume | 24 |
| Viña ___ Mar, Chile | 22 |
| Vibraphone virtuoso Lionel | 26 |
| Vibrate the soft palate | 23 |
| Vibrated, as a Model T | 22 |
| Vibrating musical effects | 25 |
| Vibrating vocal effect | 22 |
| Vibrating, in music: Abbr. | 26 |
| Vibration alternatives | 22 |
| Vic's radio partner | 23 |
| Vic's spouse et al. | 23 |
| Vic's wife of old radio | 28 |
| Vicar's not one to talk | 27 |
| Vice Admiral Sir Francis | 24 |
| Vice in a French restaurant? | 28 |
| Vice president after Burr | 25 |
| Vice president after George | 27 |
| Vice president after Hubert | 27 |
| Vice President after Humphrey | 29 |
| Vice president after Quayle | 27 |
| Vice president Barkley | 22 |
| Vice President before Al | 24 |
| Vice President before Curtis | 28 |
| Vice president before Ford | 26 |
| Vice president before Gerald | 28 |
| Vice president before HHH | 25 |
| Vice president from Tennessee | 29 |
| Vice president Stevenson | 24 |
| Vice President Tompkins | 23 |
| Vice president under Carter | 27 |
| Vice President under F.D.R. | 27 |
| Vice president under LBJ | 24 |
| Vice president under Madison | 28 |