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valve
A device controlling the passage of
liquids or gases.
valve (music)
A device allowing a variable
amount of air through in a single direction which varies the note produced.
CL music
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BT musical instrument component
vase
A vessel used as an ornament, often to
hold flowers.
vat
A large container for holding or
storing liquids.
CL container
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BT food and liquid storage container
<vehicle>
A means of transportation.
CL transport
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NT land vehicle![]()
NT water craft
<vehicle component>
Parts which make up a
vehicle.
CL transport
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NT axle![]()
NT axle cap![]()
NT linch pin![]()
NT tyre![]()
NT vehicle fitting
vehicle fitting
Any non structural fitting
on a vehicle.
CL transport
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BT vehicle component![]()
NT cart fitting![]()
NT chariot fitting
veil
Light material used to cover the face
or head.
CL dress and personal accessories
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BT headwear
vervel
A metal ring which joins the jess to
the leash. The owner's name is often on the vervel.
CL animal equipment
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BT hawking equipment
vessel
Use specific form where known.
vice
An appliance for holding an object
while work is done on it, usually has a pair of jaws.
CL tools and equipment
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BT gripping equipment
vinaigrette
A small container for an
aromatic substance, eg perfume.
CL container
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BT cosmetic container
violin
A stringed instrument usually played
with a bow.
CL music
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BT bowed string instrument
<visual communication item>
An object used to
transmit a definite message through a visual non written means, includes stamps
and matrices to create these. This does not include decorative visual works, see
VISUAL AND DECORATIVE ARTS class.
votive model
A dedicated or consecrated
offering.
CL religion or ritual
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BT sacrificial or libational object
votive tank
A container for holding votive
offerings.
CL container
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BT religious or ritual containerCL religion or ritual
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BT sacrificial or libational object
voussoir
A wedge shaped stone used in an
arch.
CL architecture
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BT architectural element
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