v

noun

Pronunciation: /viː/

Etymology: Abbreviation of very.

Abbreviation of very.
“You were acting v rude to his boyfriend on New Year's.”
“I'm v tired. I slept v badly, awake from 3–6 a.m., so I've slept all afternoon.”

The twenty-second letter of the English alphabet, called vee and written in the Latin script.

Abbreviation of Visa.
“Shares of Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) moved slightly higher after the deal was announced.”

Abbreviation of vocative case.
Abbreviation of verb.
Vagina.
Abbreviation of vowel.
“The standard syllable structure of Lang Belta is CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant), but there are also syllables without one or both of these consonants. Therefore, other possible structures are: initial V, initial CV, and VC. For example, V ereluf ‘air’, VC unte ‘and’, CV xalte ‘to stay’, and CVC ereluf ‘air’.”
Abbreviation of velocity.
Viagra.
“The unfortunate, and quite ironic, side effect of all these chemicals is a penis that refuses to budge. Steven has been handing out the Vs in abundance for as the long as boys have been high in his second-floor flat, two for a fiver.”
Anything shaped like a V
“She watched him through the perfect V between the seats for the rest of the journey.”
Anything shaped like a V
A V-sign; by extension, an insult or show of defiance.
“And it's here that life decides to flick a V at me.”
“As Baxter turned and left, muttering under his breath, Winter flicked a V at his retreating bulk and took one last picture of the scene, knowing while he did so that it was a bad idea but doing it anyway.”
Abbreviation of venturi.
“4V”
“2V”

Etymology: Abbreviation of versus.

Abbreviation of versus.
“England v Scotland”
“Attention to the body’s legitimacy surged in the decades after the extraordinary discussion on the topic in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v Casey – the 1992 case that memorably preserved the abortion rights minted in Roe v Wade despite recent conservative additions to the court.”