Voter's quip, part 2 | 24 |
Voters and drinkers, e.g. | 25 |
Voters liked him twice | 22 |
Voters' directives | 22 |
Voters' nonchoice in 1912 | 29 |
Votes in a different way | 25 |
Votes cast in the negative | 26 |
Votes from the opposition | 25 |
Votes in, as an incumbent | 25 |
Votes opposite the nays | 23 |
Voting ''no'' | 29 |
Voting "aye" | 22 |
Voting "nay" | 22 |
Voting "no" on | 24 |
Voting "yea" | 22 |
Voting booth hanger-on? | 23 |
Voting booth information | 24 |
Voting machine component | 24 |
Voting machine part, perhaps | 28 |
Voting map designation | 22 |
Voting milestones in America | 28 |
Voting places, familiarly | 25 |
Voting second in a voice vote | 29 |
Vous ___ (you are): Fr. | 23 |
Vous ___ (you are, in Arles) | 28 |
Vous _____ (you are): Fr. | 25 |
Vous, across the Rhine | 22 |
Vow after reading vows | 22 |
Vow before taking the stand | 27 |
Vow of extreme importance | 25 |
Vow-accepting confirmation | 26 |
Vowel change in related words | 29 |
Vowel changes in verb forms | 27 |
Vowel in the NATO alphabet | 26 |
Vowel sound in 'run' | 28 |
Vowel value in Scrabble | 23 |
Vowel-laden French sauce | 24 |
Vowels after "A" | 26 |
Vowels on the Rosetta Stone | 27 |
Vowels that look like an H | 26 |
Vowels, in alphabetical order | 29 |
Vows exchanged at the altar | 27 |
Vox __: voice of the people | 27 |
Voyage for Kirk and Spock | 25 |
Voyage or vivant preceder | 25 |
Voyage with Captain Kirk | 24 |
Voyager Golden Record, e.g. | 27 |
Voyager II 1986 target | 22 |
Voyager or Pathfinder, e.g. | 27 |
Voyager's supplies | 22 |
Voyager-launching org. | 22 |
Voyageur's vehicle | 22 |
Voyageurs Natl. Park locale | 27 |
Voyeur's confession? | 24 |
Voyeur-thwarting garment | 24 |
VP between George and Al | 24 |
VP who became president | 23 |
VP who killed Hamilton | 22 |
VP who resigned in 1973 | 23 |
Vt. birthplace of Adm. Dewey | 28 |
Vt. Revolutionary soldier | 25 |
Vulcan's forte (5) | 22 |
Vulcanologist's material | 28 |
Vulcans, as communicators | 25 |
Vulgar "behold" | 25 |
Vulgar group avoided argument | 29 |
Vulgar upstart, in London | 25 |
Vulgarian's specialty | 25 |
Vulgate's language | 22 |
Vulnerable backgammon pieces | 28 |
Vulnerable boxer's point | 28 |
Vulnerable point for athletes | 29 |
Vulnerable spot for Achilles | 28 |
Vulnerable spot in a chain | 26 |
Vulnerable spot of myth | 23 |
Vulnerable spot on a kitten | 27 |
Vulnerable to a barrage | 23 |
Vultures circling, e.g. | 23 |
Vultures were sacred to him | 27 |
W can be a vowel in it | 22 |
W for ___ ;or potent potable | 28 |
W Texas city, to Amtrak | 23 |
W's younger brother | 23 |
W-2 publisher, briefly | 22 |
W-Z, e.g., in an encyc. | 23 |
W. African language branch | 26 |
W. Budapest, to Berliners | 25 |
W. C. Fields affirmative | 24 |
W. C. Fields character | 22 |
W. C. Fields expletive | 22 |
W. C. Fields's Baby | 23 |
W. Coast clock setting | 22 |
W. Coast degree granter | 23 |
W. Erhard's therapy | 23 |
W. German boundary river | 24 |
W. Gretzky or L. Walker | 23 |
W. H. Harrison's wife | 25 |
W. H. Upson's salesman | 26 |
W. Harrison's successor | 27 |
W. Hemisphere alliance | 22 |