All answers begin with the letter "V".

1. This is Richard Branson's space vehicle:

2. In 1908 Hoover invented this:

3. This was Nalopeons goal when in battle (answer is not victory):

4. A cottage at the lake usually has this:

5. This south American country is known for beautiful women, world's highet waterfall and vast oil reserves :

6. This parthenocissus quinquefolia is a carefree fast growing vine with a spectacular display of large red leaves in the fall:

7. This is a person who is extremely proud of themselves for questionable reasons :

8. This is North America's favorite ice cream:

9. Most of these are given to men by women:

10. This lady played Rhoda on the Mary Tyler Moore TV series:

11. This is Russia's most popular alcoholic drink:

12. She has turned the letters on TV for over 39 years:

13. In 2023 this Baxter Brand food product was selected as having the best flavor and healthy contents in the soup category :

14. In the 1940s men usually wore these with a suit:

15. In 2019 there was a surge in sales of these "V" burgers:

16. They settled in northern Manitoba:

17. In November every second year Americans do this:

18. Back then Europe these people wandered from place to place without a fixed home :

19. When renovating your home or office you should sand and apply this to grained woods:

20. This is a Mexican large port city on the Gulf of Mexico. A 1954 movie of the same name starred Gary Cooper and Burt Lancaster:

21. This is a savory drink made from water, tomato juice and vegetable concentrate including beets, celery, carrots, lettuce, parsley, watercress and spinach. Tomato juice makes up about 87% of this healthy drink:

22. Doctors say this is safer than smoking cigarettes but it is still dangerous for your health. Bad for your lungs and heart:

23. This is the official medical term for feeling dizzy. Usually it is not serious but can result in a painfull fall. :

24. This lady's name of Latin origin means Victory or Conquered. Take a guess, starts with "V" :

25. This city is built in a region of more than 100 islands in a lagoon bordering the Adriatic Sea:

26. These are human viens that are twisted and enlarged causing increased pressure and pain in the lower body:

27. This thrift store company has over 300 stores in North America:

28. This auto company also manufactures the Audi and Lamborghini:

29. Lee Iacocca of The Chrysler Corporation are responsible for introducing this very popular vehical (1983):

30. In the movie 'Gone With Wind' starring as Scarlett O'Hara she said, "Sir. you are no gentleman", and he replied "And, you, miss, are no lady" The movie has since been named the best romantic movie ever made:

31. Select which word names a part of the human body "vidala' - ventricle' - velocipede':

32. This actor is Angelina Joli father, he was Brad Pitt's father in law. He won fame as Joe Buck as a would be Gigolo in the movie "Midnight Cowboy":

33. He was a French novelist, poet, and playright (1828 to 1905). He created and published "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "Twenty Thousand leagues Under the Seas" (1870), Around the World in Eighty Days" (1882):

34. Ted Turner (CNN), Jeff Bezos (Amazon). Sam Walton (Walmart), Elon Musk (Rockets and Electric cars) and Steve Jobs (Apple Computers) are all now considered to be:

35. This is the capital of Virginia :

36. When you visit this city you will ride in a boat with a gondplier:

37. French King Louis XIV built this palace in 1624. It is often referred to as 'The Hall of Mirrors' in that it features 357 mirrors. Today it is a major tourist attraction:

38. This is a wine like spirit often used to mix a Manhattan or a Martini:

39. This is a major Russian river :

40. This country defeated the Americans in this 1975 war:

41. Penelope Cruz and Tom Cruise starred in this 2001 romantic American Science fiction film:

42. He was a Dutch impressionist who produced a prolific body of more than 2,000 works of art. Today his paintings are among the most expensive ever sold. His works titled "Sunflowers" are considered "A Symphony":

43. She was Englands Queen 1837 to 1901:

44. This is a student who receives the best honors at their college or university:

45. This is a song about Las Vegas made popular by Elvis Presley :

46. On thls date the European second World War ended :

47. On this date the Japanese second World War ended :

48. This was the nickname for Mel Torme (1940s - 1950s) :

49. He was a professional wrestler who became the govenor of Minnesota :

50. This actor was a romantic idle in the 1920s :

51. This "Peoples Car" was introduced by this company in Germany in 1938 :

52. The side that has won a game of bridge is said to be :

53. This is a powerful circular current of water :

54. This scourge spread throughout the entire world in the years 2020-2022, millions of people died :

55. This author wrote "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea:

56. This Winnipeg lady went to Hollywood and with the help of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson she acted in and produced the movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" :

57. This product has enhanced the sex lives of older men and saved thousands of marriages :

58. This is the meat from a young calf, less than three years old :

59. This western Canadian Province city was named after a sea captain (1886) :

60. This is the largest lake in Africa, second largest in the world following Lake Superior :

61. This soup's nickname is "Gazpacho" :

62. There are two of these in a Scrabble game

63. This is to aprticipate in the election of a local or federal leader :

64. These were early explorers :

65. This is one who enters into or offers himself or herself to provide a service of their own free will :

66. This is an important word when purchasing a product or service :

67. This is a very important word in a war between countries :

68. This is a man's male servent :

69. Charleston is the capital of this state

70. This is a man's sleeveless garment :

71. She is regarded as one of the grestest tennis players of all time. She won seven grand slam singles titles :

72. This is a Christian city in Italy

73. This word turning lady said "When I was a child I never dreamed eating vegetable soup would pay off" :

74. This plastic passport denottes the bearer the right to proceed with a purchase :

75. This is a branch of science that deals with viruses :

76. This is a canned juice that includes beets, carrots, celery, lettuce, parsley, spianch, tomatoes and watercress :

77. This is a group of Islands controlled by the Americans :

78. This is a sour liquid most people love to sprinkle on their frech fries :

79. This is a speculative business undertaking :

80. This is a "V" word which means to establish the truth, accuracy or reality :

81. This is a word to describe an enormus large parcel of land :

82. You should probably hide your expensive jewellery and extra cash in this location :

83. This is someone who consumes no animal food :

84. This is a reanimated body of a dead person believed to come from the grave at night to suck the blood from a live person :

85. This is a port city on Spain's southeastern coast with beaches and is known for art and sciences :

86. Siagon has the largest population in this country (9.2 million people) :

87. This is an American brand cheese :

88. This is a political TV comedy movie starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a fictional American Vice President :

89. This is a mechanical, metal, mechanized devise used as a means of transportation :

90. This is a disordered state in which the individual or his surroundings seem to whirl dizzly :

91. This is a clothing or upholstery fabric which is smooth and soft :

92. If you have a cold or fever you should rub this on your chest :

93. This is a cold potato and leek soup. It is cold supposedly because a French King was afraid that if it was cooked it may contain a poison :

94. Unions are working to expand this to four weeks each year :

95. This is a female fox, or a shrewed ill tempered woman :

96. This is a vent in the crust of the earth from which molten rock and steam extrude :

97. This is one who is tricked, duped, attacked or murdered :

98. This is a causative agent of an infections disease :

99. This is a four string musical instrument :

100. This is a handsome usually glass container to display flowers :

101. The capital of this state is Montpelier, it is know for it's exceptional natural beauty, thousands of acres of mountain like terrain and hiking trails. The state is a major producer of Maple Syrup :

102. Camela Harris became to hold this position in the year 2001 :

103. This Kellogg breakfast cereal is often recommended by doctors, low on sugar, high on energy :


Solutions!

1. Virgin Galatic

2. Vacuum cleaner

3. Vanquish

4. Veranda

5. Venezuela

6. Virginia Creeper

7. Vain

8. Vanilla

9. Valentines Cards

10. Varlarie Harper

11. Vodka

12. Vanna White

13. Vegetable Soup

14. Vest

15. Veggie

16. Vikings

17. Vote

18. Vag-A-Bond

19. Varnish

20. Veracruz

21. V8 Juice

22. Vaping

23. Vertigo

24. Vicki

25. Venice

26. Varicose

27. Value Village

28. Volkeswagon

29. Van (Mini)

30. Vivien Leigh

31. Ventricle

32. Voight (Jon)

33. Verne (Jules Garbiel)

34. Visionaries

35. Virginia

36. Venice

' 37. Versailles:

38. Vermouth

39. Volga

40. Vietnam

41. Vanilla Sky

42. Vincent Van Gogh

43. Victoria

44. Valedictorian

45. Viva Las Vegas

46. VE Day, May 1945

47. VJ Day, August 1945

48. Voice (The)

49. Ventura (Jesse)

50. Valentino

51. Volkswagon

52. Vulnerable

53. Vortex

54. Virus (Corona)

55. Vern (Jules)

56. Vardalos (Nia)

57. Viagra

58. veal

59. Vancouver (1886)

60. Victoria

61. Vegetable Soup (cold)

62. V

63. Vote

64. Voyagers

65. Volunteer

66. Value

67. Victory

68. Valet

69. Virginia (West)

70. Vest

71. Venus Williams

72. Vatican

73. Vana White

74. Visa Card

75. Virology

76. V8 Juice

77. Virgin Islands

78. Vinigar

79. Venture

80. Verify

81. Vast

82. Valet

83. Vegan

84. Vampire

85. Valencia

86. Vietnam

87. Velveeta

88. Veep

89. Vehicle

90. Vertigo

91. Velvet

92. Vicks Vapo Rub

93. Vichyssoise

94. Vacations

95. Vixen

96. Volcano

97. Victim

98. Virus

99.Violin

100. vase

101. Vermont

102. Vice President

103. Vector