Vˈ-sign noun

A sign made with the index and middle fingers in the form of a V, with palm turned outwards in token of victory or peace, with palm inwards as a sign of contempt or derision

V-6, V-8, etc noun

An engine or car with 6, 8, etc cylinders arranged in a V-shape

V

1. Vatican City (IVR)
2. Vatu (currency of Vanuatu; also VT)

Vˈ-agents plural noun

Poisonous gases, less volatile than G-agents

Vˈ-chip noun

(short for viewer or violence) a computer chip installed in a television receiver to control its use, esp to limit use by young viewers

Vˈ-day noun

Victory day, specif VE day

V1 and V2 noun see separate entry.

V

1. (as a Roman numeral) 5
2. Vanadium (chem)
3. Volt (SI unit)

V̄

(Roman numeral) 5000