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villein (sociology, Europe)
Villeneuve-Loubet (city, France)
Villeurbanne (city, France)
Vilnius (capital, Lithuania)
Vilyui (river, Russia)
Vimeiro (city, Portugal)
Viña del Mar (city, Chile)
Vincennes (town, France)
Vincennes (city, Indiana)
Vindhya Range (geographical area, India)
vine (part of plant)
vinegar (material)
Vineland (city, New Jersey)
vineyard (in agriculture)
Vinh (city, Vietnam)
Vinland (historical site, North America)
Vinnytsya (city, Ukraine)
Vinson Massif (mountain, Antarctica)
vinyl plastics (material)
viol (instrument)
violet (plant, flower)
violin (instrument)
Vionnet, Madeleine (fashion, France)
viper (reptile)
vireo (bird)
Virgin Islands (territory, island group, West Indies/United States/United Kingdom)
Virgin Islands National Park (national park, Virgin Islands)
Virgin Lands Territory (division, Kazakhstan)
Virginia (state, United States)
Virginia (city, Virginia)
Virginia (in Roman legend)
Virginia Beach (city, Virginia)
Virginia City (city, Nevada)
Virginia Company (business, history, England/United States)
Virginia Military Institute (university, Virginia)
Virginia State University (university, Virginia)
Virginia, University of (university, Virginia)
Virginius affair (historical event, United States/Spain)
Virgo (constellation)
viroid (virus)
virology (in science, microbiology)
virtual observatory (in astronomy)
virtual reality (in computers, entertainment)
virtual telescope (in optics, astronomy)
virtue (in philosophy)
Virunga (mountains, Zaire/Rwanda/Uganda)
virus (disease)