| Vice president after Jefferson | 30 |
| Vice president after Quayle | 27 |
| Vice president after whom a U.S. city is thought to have been named | 67 |
| Vice President Agnew | 20 |
| 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 Biden | 20 |
| Vice President Biden installed by the Shadow Government? | 56 |
| Vice President Burr | 19 |
| Vice President Dick | 19 |
| Vice president during Roosevelt's first two terms | 53 |
| Vice president from Tennessee | 29 |
| Vice President Garner | 21 |
| Vice president Gore and others | 30 |
| Vice President in Jefferson's first term | 44 |
| Vice president involved in a historic duel | 42 |
| Vice President John --- Garner | 30 |
| Vice President John Garner's middle name | 44 |
| Vice President John ___ Garner | 30 |
| Vice President John _____ Garner | 32 |
| Vice president Quayle | 21 |
| Vice president Spiro | 20 |
| Vice president Stevenson | 24 |
| Vice President succeeded by Ford | 32 |
| Vice President Tompkins | 23 |
| Vice president under Carter | 27 |
| Vice President under F.D.R. | 27 |
| Vice President under Grover Cleveland | 37 |
| Vice president under Jefferson | 30 |
| Vice president under LBJ | 24 |
| Vice president under Madison | 28 |
| Vice president under Nixon | 26 |
| Vice president who died on his 96th birthday, 5/16/1920 | 55 |
| Vice president who dueled with Alexander Hamilton in 1804 | 57 |
| Vice president who graduated from Princeton at 16 | 49 |
| Vice president who killed Hamilton | 34 |
| Vice president who once famously mashed "potato" | 58 |
| Vice president who resigned in 1973 | 35 |
| Vice President who resigned in disgrace | 39 |
| Vice president who said "nattering nabobs of negativism" | 66 |
| Vice president who served for 31 days | 37 |
| Vice president with a "Jr." in his name | 49 |
| Vice president's charge | 27 |
| Vice president's official entrance march | 44 |
| Vice President's wife at the Starlight Diner? | 49 |
| Vice president, e.g. | 20 |
| Vice president, slangily | 24 |
| Vice President: 1925-29 | 23 |
| Vice Presidential candidate: 1976 | 33 |
| Vice presidential middle name | 29 |
| Vice presidential runner-up Paul | 32 |
| Vice prin. | 10 |
| Vice prin., e.g. | 16 |
| Vice prin., for one | 19 |
| Vice principal | 14 |
| Vice principal's concern | 28 |
| Vice principal, e.g. | 20 |
| Vice principle | 14 |
| Vice prins., e.g. | 17 |
| Vice squad action | 17 |
| Vice squad arrestees, perhaps | 29 |
| Vice squad attack | 17 |
| Vice squad operation | 20 |
| Vice squad operations | 21 |
| Vice squad sortie | 17 |
| Vice squad strategies | 21 |
| Vice squad surprise | 19 |
| Vice squad tactic | 17 |
| Vice squad unit | 15 |
| Vice squad venture | 18 |
| Vice squad's action | 23 |
| Vice squad's tactic | 23 |
| Vice squad? | 11 |
| Vice squad?: Abbr. | 18 |
| Vice tag-along | 14 |
| Vice venue | 10 |
| Vice __ | 7 |
| Vice ___ | 8 |
| Vice ___ (conversely) | 21 |
| Vice ____ | 9 |
| Vice, so to speak | 17 |
| Vice-Admiral at the Battle of Copenhagen | 40 |
| Vice-chair of the UN Disarmament Commission | 43 |
| Vice-president Stevenson | 24 |
| Vice-presidential family | 24 |
| Vice-presidential middle name | 29 |
| Vice-Presidential monogram | 26 |
| Vice-squad activity | 19 |
| Vice-squad operation | 20 |
| Vicente Fox's country: Abbr. | 32 |
| Viceroy of India: 1943–47 | 32 |
| Viceroy under a mogul (var.) | 28 |
| Viceroyalty that included Argentina | 35 |
| Vices | 5 |
| Vichy and Bath | 14 |
| Vichy and Ems | 13 |