V , v /viː/ (plural V’s, v’s) noun

1. [uncountable and countable] the 22nd letter of the English alphabet

2. the number 5 in the system of roman numerals

3. [countable usually singular] something that has a shape like the letter V:
She cut the material into a V.

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v. (also v British English)

1. a written abbreviation of verb

2. British English informal the written abbreviation of very

3. a written abbreviation of versus (=against), used in the names of legal trials, or in Britain when talking about games in which two teams or players play against each other:
the Roe v. Wade case
England v Australia

4. the written abbreviation of volt or volts

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V-1 /ˌviː ˈwʌn/ (also doodlebug) noun
a flying bomb used by the Germans in World War II

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V-2 /ˌviː ˈtuː/ noun
a type of missile (=a large weapon that can fly over long distances, and that explodes when it hits the place it has been aimed at) used by the Germans in World War II

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V8 /ˌviː ˈeɪt/ trademark
a type of drink made from tomato juice and other vegetable juices. In the US, advertisements for V8 used the phrase ‘I could have had a V8!’.

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V
Verb 
Visa (credit card) 
Volt

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