Letter V, Page 36 of 68 Pages (VE)

vespid
Vespucci contemporary
Vespucci Explorer
Vespucci landfall of 1499
Vessel
Vessel associated with Louise Joy Brown
Vessel at a brewery
Vessel at a refinery
Vessel at a toga party
Vessel at socials
Vessel backed by Isabella I
Vessel by a basin
Vessel carrying black gold
Vessel carrying soldiers
Vessel commanded by J.F.K.
vessel constriction
Vessel containing one last bit of pale amber liquid
Vessel designation
Vessel detector
vessel Dutch
Vessel edge
Vessel equipped with strong pumps
Vessel filled with Kölsch, say
Vessel for a Caribbean vacation
Vessel for a famous couples cruise
Vessel for a florist
Vessel for a non-singles cruise?
Vessel for a spot
vessel for a stir fry
Vessel for Aquarius
Vessel for ashes
Vessel for baptismal water
Vessel for beer
Vessel for boiling
Vessel for boiling water
Vessel for Bond
Vessel for café or thé
Vessel for couples
VESSEL for domestic purposes, shallow
vessel for drinking
Vessel for food
Vessel for frying
Vessel for frying food
Vessel for gravy
Vessel for hot chocolate
Vessel for Huck
Vessel for Jack and Jill
Vessel for Jason
Vessel for just the two of us?
vessel for liquid
Vessel for making homemade gin
Vessel for making hot drinks
Vessel for making lo mein
Vessel for oil
Vessel for pairs
Vessel for serving soup
Vessel for slow cooking
Vessel for the Golden Fleece
Vessel for the Mad Hatter
Vessel for Thor Heyerdahl
Vessel for three men
Vessel for violets
Vessel for washing
vessel for water
vessel formerly used in distilling
Vessel found drifting without a crew
Vessel from a pump
Vessel from a ventricle
Vessel from far away
Vessel from the heart
Vessel from way off
Vessel in "Cast Away"
Vessel in "The Enemy Below"
Vessel in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"
Vessel in a break room
Vessel in a chemistry lab
Vessel in a famous 1960s shipwreck
Vessel in a recess
Vessel in a steam vessel
Vessel in a storm
Vessel in an alcove
Vessel in an alcove, perhaps
Vessel in an angiogram
Vessel in Disney's "Pocahontas"
Vessel in icy waters
Vessel in the pickle aisle
Vessel in which there may be a storm
Vessel in which to shoot the rapids
Vessel in WWII's "mosquito fleet"
vessel Indian
Vessel initials
vessel Kitchen
Vessel landing on Mount Ararat
Vessel lost at Pearl Harbor
Vessel made of logs
Vessel made of wood from Mount Pelion
Vessel maker of old
Vessel measure
Vessel measured in cubits
Vessel moved by the wind
Vessel name starter
Vessel near the desserts
Vessel of 1492
Vessel of gopher wood, per the Bible
Vessel of Greek mythology
Vessel of myth
Vessel of the Pilgrims
Vessel of the World Wars
Vessel often on a pedestal
Vessel often stowed upside down
Vessel often taking on water
vessel Oktoberfest dance
Vessel on a 4th-century BC Greek coin
Vessel on a mantel
Vessel on a saucer
Vessel on the water
Vessel opener
Vessel or duct
Vessel over heat
vessel powered by burning coal
Vessel protected by Hera
Vessel providing coastal defense
Vessel repair shop
vessel s draft control
Vessel seen just below the surface?
Vessel similar to a schooner
vessel Soup alternative
vessel Spanish 1930s queen
Vessel tapered at both ends
Vessel that cuts through frozen waters
Vessel that may be jam-packed?
Vessel that measured 300 x 50 x 30 cubits
Vessel that pumps the water it's floating in
Vessel that rhymes with a nautical direction
Vessel that was 300 cubits long
Vessel that was measured in cubits
Vessel that's 1% full?
Vessel that's paddled
Vessel that's poled
Vessel that's vied for
Vessel through Venice
Vessel to sail on or drink from
Vessel to the abdomen
Vessel to the heart
Vessel used by Lewis and Clark
Vessel used by Pueblo Indians
Vessel used for towing
Vessel used on D-day
Vessel used to deepen a channel
Vessel Used to lure u-boats
Vessel used to stir things up
Vessel veteran
vessel which can operate below the surface of the sea
Vessel whose name anagrams to where it might be used
Vessel with a bag, maybe
Vessel with a flat bottom
Vessel with a footed base
Vessel with a handle
Vessel with a high mast
Vessel with a hinged cover
Vessel with a load
Vessel with a long, sharp prow
Vessel with a pedestal
Vessel with a silent "ch" in its name
Vessel with a spigot
Vessel with a spout
Vessel with an arch
Vessel with limited space?
Vessel with many branches
vessel with one mast
Vessel with rows?
Vessel with runners
Vessel worthy of worship?
vessel WWII 1/3 of a film title
Vessel-opening tubes
Vessel, generally
Vessel, or poker lingo for 18-Across' hand
Vessel's complement
Vessel's front end
Vessel's pronoun
Vessel's team
Vessels
Vessels also called broad-horns
Vessels also called broadhorns
Vessels at banquets
Vessels at catered affairs
Vessels at marinas
Vessels at parties
Vessels at piers
Vessels built to float
Vessels by basins
Vessels for ashes
Vessels for boiling
Vessels for caterers
Vessels for dyeing
Vessels for frying
Vessels for frying bacon
Vessels for large groups
Vessels for the well-to-do
Vessels for vintners
Vessels in angiograms
Vessels in the film "2012"
Vessels in trunks
Vessels like Noah's
Vessels near washstands
Vessels of biblical proportions?
Vessels of the Napoleonic Wars
Vessels often made of balsa
Vessels on carts
Vessels on mantels
vessels Princess Emerald City
vessels rear part
Vessels seen in "Saving Private Ryan": Abbr.
Vessels seen in cubicles
Vessels seen over fires
Vessels that may be oven-safe
Vessels that sound like Southern pronouns
vessels to body
Vessels with cockpits
Vessels with ears
Vessels with lids and spouts
Vessels with pedestals
Vessels with sharp bows
Vessels with spigots
Vessels with spouts
Vessle with a spigot
vest
Vest fabric
Vest feature
Vest kin
Vest opening
Vest pocket
Vest pocket for a watch
Vest pocket item
Vest wearers
VEST-Agder county capital (Norw.)
Vest-clad mannequin, at times
Vest's lack
Vesta
VESTA, father of
Vesta, Pallas or Hygiea
vestage
vestal
VESTAL virgin
Vestal virgin, e.g.
vested
Vested interest
Vesti la Giubba, for one
Vesti la giubba, in "Pagliacci"
vestible or passage