What does V++ stand for?

Moderate Vomiting (SPVS)

High Frequency (WDMC)

Mixed Venous Blood [Medicine] (DAVI)

Specific Volume [Symbol] [IUPAC]

Vector (IDOE)

Velocity (IDOE)

Venous in the Blood Phase [Medicine] (DAVI)

Ventral (WDAA)

Verb (WDMC)

Verse (WDMC)

Version (WDAA)

Verso (WDMC)

Versus [Against] (WA)

Vertical (WDMC)

Very (WDMC)

Vicinal [Also, vic] [Chemistry]

Vide [See] [Latin] (WGA)

Video (VRA)

View [Computer science] [Telecommunications]

Viscosity, Kinematic [Symbol]

Vitamin (MAE)

Voice (WDMC)

Volt

Voltage (IDOE)

Volume (WDMC)

Vowel (WDMC)

Severe Vomiting (SPVS)

Abstracted Valuation Decisions [A publication] (DLA)

Airspeed, forward Velocity (SAUS)

Associative Strength in Several Quantitative Models of Learning [Psychology] (QSUL)

Base Value (IDOE)

Chest [Anatomy] (DAVI)

Coefficient of Variation [Statistics] (BARN)

Coefficient of Vibration (SAUS)

Dead Space [Medicine] (DAVI)

Deflection of the Vertical

Digestum Vetus [A publication] (DSA)

Electric Potential [Symbol] [IUPAC]

Electromotive Force [Symbol] [See also E, EMF] [Electrochemistry] (DEN)

Five [Roman numeral]

five-dollar bill (SAUS)

Five Dollars [Slang]

Five-Year Sentence [Criminal slang]

Fixed-Wing Aircraft [Navy symbol]

Frequency [Spectroscopy]

Gas Flow Rate [Therapy term] (CTAA)

Gas Volume [in Gas Phase] (DAVI)

Gas Volume per Unit Time [Medicine] (DAVI)

Ground, Vehicular [Communications term] (DCT)

Irving Bank Corp. [NYSE symbol] (COMM)

Left Party (Sweden) [Political party] (PSAP)

Minute Volume [Laboratory science] (DAVI)

Of Which [Telegraphy] (PCTE)

Potential (IDOE)

Potential Difference [Symbol]

Potential Energy [Symbol] [IUPAC]

Promotional Fare [Also, K, L, Q] [Airline fare code]

Quinque [Five] [Latin]

Ranger-Parachutist [Army skill qualification identifier]

Reluctivity (IDOE)

[A] Safe [Criminal slang]

Sanol Arzneimittel Dr. Schwarz [Germany] [Research code symbol]

Shape Descriptor [V-sign, for example. The shape resembles the letter for which it is named.]

Staff Transport [When V is the first of two letters in a military aircraft designation]

Swiss Volksbank [Bank]

Unusual Visibility

V3 London Gun [British military] (DMA)

Vacated [Same case vacated] [Used in Shepard's Citations] [Legal term] (DLA)

Vaccella [Flourished, 12th century] [Authority cited in pre-1607 legal work] (DSA)

Vaccinated [Medicine]

Vacuole

Vacuum (AAG)

Vacuum Tube (IAA)

Vagabond

Vagina [Anatomy] (DAVI)

Vale (ROG)

Valine [One-letter symbol; see Val]

Valley (ROG)

Value

Valve

Van

Vanadium [Chemical element]

Van Container [Shipping] (DS)

Vancouver Stock Exchange [Canada]

Vapor

Variable

Variable Region [Immunochemistry]

Variable Stimulus (DIPS)

Variance (DIPS)

Variant [Genetics]

Variation

Variation Coefficient (DIPS)

Varies [Weather codes - aviation] (PIPO)

Variety Theatres and Shows [Public-performance tariff class] [British]

Varnish (AAG)

Varnish-Treated [Insulation] (MSA)

Varsity

Vartan (SAUS)

Varying (WEAT)

Vascular Tissue [Botany]

Vatican City

Vector [Mathematics]

Veen, Publishers [Holland]

Vegetarian [Indian Railway] (TIR)

Vehicles (MCD)

Vein

Vel [Or] [Pharmacy]

Velocity [Industrial hygiene term] (OHS)

Vendor (AAG)

Venerable

Venereology [Medical Officer designation] [British]

Venezuela [IYRU nationality code] (IYR)

Venous [Medicine]

Venstre [Liberal Party] [Norway] [Political party] (PPE)

Venstre (Liberale Parti) [Liberal Party] [Denmark] [Political party] (PPE)

Vent

Ventilation [Medicine] (DAVI)

Ventilator

Ventral

Ventricular (DAVI)

Ventur [Quality of carburetor barrel] [Automotive engineering]

Venturi [Automotive engineering]

Venue

Verapamil [A coronary vasodilator]

Verb

Verbal

Verbal Ability (DIPS)

Verbalize [or Verbalization] (DAVI)

Verbatim [FAR clauses] (AAGC)

Verdict [Legal shorthand] (LWAP)

Verfassung [Constitution] [German] (ILCA)

Verfuegung [Order, Decree] [German] (ILCA)

Vergeltung [Retaliation] [German]

Vermessung [Survey] [German military]

Vermiculite

Vermont Reports [A publication] (DLA)

Verordnung [Decree, Regulation, Ordinance] [German] (ILCA)

Verse

Versicle

Versiculo [In Such a Way] [Latin] (ROG)

Version

Verso [Left-hand page] [Latin]

Versus [Against]

Vert [Heraldry]

Verte [or Vertatur] [Turn Over] [Latin]

Vertebral (DAVI)

Vertex

Vertical [RADAR]

Vertical in Line [Aircraft engine]

Verticillium Wilt [Plant pathology]

Very

Very High Frequency [Also, VHF] (DOAD)

Vespers

Vestibular [Medicine] (EDAA)

Veto (OICC)

Via [By Way Of] [Latin] (ADA)

Vibrio [Microbiology]

Vic [Phonetic alphabet] [Pre-World War II] (DSUE)

Vicar [or Vicarage]

Vice [In a position or title]

Victor [Phonetic alphabet] [International] [World War II] (DSUE)

Victor Airway [Aviation] (PIPO)

Victoria [State]

Victory [As in "the V campaign" in Europe, during World War II]

Victualling [British military] (DMA)

Video (SAA)

Viel [Coarse] [Latin] (DAVI)

Village

Vinblastine [See VBL]

Vincentius Hispanus [Deceased, 1248] [Authority cited in pre-1607 legal work] (DSA)

Vincristine [Also, LCR, O, V, VC, VCR] [Antineoplastic drug]

Vinegar [Phonetic alphabet] [Royal Navy] [World War I] (DSUE)

Vinyl

Violet

Violin [Music]

Viral (DAVI)

Virgin

Virginia Reports [A publication] (DLA)

Viridian, Inc. [Toronto Stock Exchange symbol] [Formerly, Sherritt, Inc.] (SPSG)

Virtual (HGAA)

Virulent

Virus

Viscosity

Viscount [or Viscountess]

Vise Break Distance [Stress test for steel]

Visibility

Vision

Visit

Visiting Practice Only [Chiropody] [British]

Visitor (DAVI)

Visitor Information Publications (EA)

Vista Response (DIPS)

Visual

Visual Acuity [Also, VA] [Ophthalmology]

Visual Capacity (AAMN)

Visual Descent Point (PIPO)

Visual Magnitude [When followed by a two-digit number]

Vivendi SA ADS [NYSE symbol]

Vivra, Inc. [NYSE symbol] (SPSG)

Vixisti [You Lived] [Latin]

Vixit [He Lived] [Latin]

VMS Hotel (SPSG)

Vocative

Voce [Voice] [Latin]

Vogtlandkreis [German license plate city code]

Voice

Voice Data [NASA]

Void [Decision or finding held invalid for reasons given] [Used in Shepard's Citations] [Legal term] (DLA)

Volcano (ROG)

Volt [Symbol] [SI unit of electric potential difference]

Voltage

Voltare [Turn Over] [Latin] (ROG)

Volti [Turn Over] [Music]

Voltmeter

Volts

Volume [Symbol] [IUPAC]

Volume [Bibliography]

Voluntary Aided School [British]

Volunteer [US Naval Reserve]

Vomiting [Medicine]

Von [Of, From] [German]

VOR [Very-High-Frequency Omnidirectional Range] Federal Airway [Followed by identification]

Vous [You] [French] (ROG)

Vowel

VTOL [Vertical Takeoff and Landing] [or STOL - Short Takeoff and Landing] [when V is the second or only letter in a military aircraft designation]

Vulgate [Latin translation of the Bible] [A publication] (BJA)

Wrong Verb Form [Used in correcting manuscripts, etc.]