v
- noun
- /viː/
- In the English alphabet, V is the 22nd letter.
So for example, the motherboard you really need to be controlling not just V core, but VSOC, V Dim, VDDGVDDIO.
- So for example, the motherboard you really need to be controlling not just V core, but VSOC, V Dim, VDDGVDDIO.
- The moped was seen propped against the V break in the wall where Jodie was found behind the V break moped was there.
- I'm just talking about in general, U -, v So it would be U -, a negative V, right?
- The case now has kind of a grainy and looseness to the hinge that, frankly speaking, feels more H&M; than Louis V.
- Yeah, but still got new V-neck fitted shirts for the ladies and crew neck for the guys because guys don't want V necks.
- And and this all goes to like, you know, there's a character I haven't done a kids book on yet called the countable Ant inside of V friends.
Examples
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Here, you see this little V right here?
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I have to say five words that start with the letter "V" and tap my head with my right hand.
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It's like a 'V', you know what I mean?
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So what does "v" stand for?
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So you think I wrote that because it's signed with a "v"?
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Is that a "P-H" or a "V"?
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Look at the v.
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It's "V"!
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This a big V.
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His eyebrows formed a mischievous "v" as he watched me.
Fiction book (1995)
Synonyms
Compounds
A gesture made by holding up the index and middle fingers in a V shape to show victory or peace
- Specialized
A medicine taken by mouth to treat bacterial infections and stable in stomach acid
- Specialized
A medicine with potassium used to treat infections caused by bacteria
Surface Forms
Etymology
V began as the same sign as u in old Latin writing and later split into the vowel 'u' and the consonant 'v'. So think of v as the 'voice' sound, which is why words like 'voice' and 'victory' start with it.