| Vehicles first made in Switzerland | 34 |
| Verdi's "___ Miller" | 34 |
| Vegas hotel with an Egyptian theme | 34 |
| Vegas-based corporation ___ Mirage | 34 |
| Vnukovo International Airport city | 34 |
| Volcano that's 10,900 ft. high | 34 |
| Vintner's valley in California | 34 |
| Vanna White, to Christopher George | 34 |
| Vote seldom heard in the Presidium | 34 |
| Vegetable that's often pickled | 34 |
| Vertical transportation specialist | 34 |
| Voivod: "The ___ Limits" | 34 |
| Vegetables in some risotto recipes | 34 |
| Variety of the card game all fours | 34 |
| Volcano that killed 30,000 in 1902 | 34 |
| Vague reason for a social turndown | 34 |
| Victimized (with "upon") | 34 |
| Victimizes (with "upon") | 34 |
| Valerie Harper sitcom of the 1970s | 34 |
| Valley for an astronaut to explore | 34 |
| View from an outdoor French bistro | 34 |
| Vacationer in a camper, informally | 34 |
| Visibly can't stand the weight | 34 |
| Violent behavior, in British slang | 34 |
| Vehicle with a Star of Life emblem | 34 |
| Victoria's consort, to friends | 34 |
| Village founded by Father Flanagan | 34 |
| Vessels with one mast and one sail | 34 |
| Vietnam's last emperor Bao ___ | 34 |
| Vessel that might be going to port | 34 |
| Verse than which there is no worse | 34 |
| Volume equal to 1.805 cubic inches | 34 |
| Vigorously went after a confession | 34 |
| Very popular spot to find a boxer? | 34 |
| Vacationer's purchase, perhaps | 34 |
| Very happy comedienne and TV host? | 34 |
| Victor Emmanuel II's successor | 34 |
| Very jealous, in a first language? | 34 |
| Video game franchise since '98 | 34 |
| Very skillful, accomplished worker | 34 |
| Variety of arbitrating techniques? | 34 |
| Vowelless utterance of affirmation | 34 |
| Visual gag character of British TV | 34 |
| Victim called Dr. Black in Britain | 34 |
| Voter's observation, part four | 34 |
| Virgil's god of the underworld | 34 |
| Vichy premier (1940-44) and family | 34 |
| Verb seen in "The Raven" | 34 |
| Vinaigrette sauce with herbs, etc. | 34 |
| Velouté made with chicken stock | 34 |
| Volkswagen named for a desert wind | 34 |
| Volunteer for the Peace Corps, say | 34 |
| Virgin's Richard Branson, e.g. | 34 |
| Vendor of gloves, boots, and poles | 34 |
| Vehicle in "Ethan Frome" | 34 |
| Variety, in life, so it's said | 34 |
| Video surveillance unit, for short | 34 |
| Van de Graaff generator generation | 34 |
| Vehicle on Boston's Green Line | 34 |
| Violinist who loves the spotlight? | 34 |
| Vegas locale, with "the" | 34 |
| Vinyl Cafe host McLean, familiarly | 34 |
| Victimized by a deceitful salesman | 34 |
| Vacationer's objectives, often | 34 |
| Vacationer's souvenir, perhaps | 34 |
| Vague spots on a schedule, briefly | 34 |
| Vietnamese New Year's festival | 34 |
| Vinton, Eunice and Ellen's mom | 34 |
| Vigorously, for John Philip Sousa? | 34 |
| Van Halen "Learning ___" | 34 |
| V.I.P.'s in the sport of kings | 34 |
| Vegetable in McGregor's garden | 34 |
| Vegan's reaction to tripe soup | 34 |
| Vaughn of "The Break-Up" | 34 |
| Very hearty handshake, so to speak | 34 |
| Vehicle specifically for crybabies | 34 |
| Variety headline, October 30, 1929 | 34 |
| Verb on a classic Uncle Sam poster | 34 |
| Violation of the Geneva Convention | 34 |
| Vertical reference line on a graph | 34 |
| Vigoda of "Barney Miller" | 35 |
| Vigoda of "The Godfather" | 35 |
| Victim of the first sibling rivalry | 35 |
| Vitamin C fortified drinks, perhaps | 35 |
| Venus's partner, in Shakespeare | 35 |
| Vogue's September issue, mostly | 35 |
| Vice president who resigned in 1973 | 35 |
| Verdi's "Celeste ___" | 35 |
| Valuable commodity in New York City | 35 |
| Vinick on "The West Wing" | 35 |
| Vega of "Spy Kids" movies | 35 |
| Vacationing celeb's convenience | 35 |
| Vermicide : worm :: formicide : ___ | 35 |
| Veranda or Trebuchet MS alternative | 35 |
| Vessel for a famous couples cruise? | 35 |
| View from the Piazzale Michelangelo | 35 |
| Vaudeville dancer's prop, often | 35 |
| Vital life force, to acupuncturists | 35 |
| Valerie Plame's former employer | 35 |
| Valerie PlameÂ’s former employer | 35 |