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➠ Words that end with v

List contains 640 Words that end with "v".

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suv
  • - RAV4 or Range Rover briefly
  • - tahoe, tucson, or santa fe (abbr.)
  • - Tahoe or Santa Fe
  • - palisade or telluride
  • - Bentley's Bentayga Hybrid is one
  • - hyundai tucson or honda pilot, say
  • - explorer or rogue
  • - Lexus GX or Toyota Highlander, for one: Abbr.
  • - pilot or explorer
  • - Jeep Wrangler or Ford Explorer
  • - Hyundai's Santa Fe or Tucson: Abbr.
  • - Excursion or Escalade
  • - Escalade or Explorer
  • - Explorer or Pathfinder
  • - Pilot or Explorer, briefly
  • - It's not known for MPG efficiency
  • - Durango or Tahoe, e.g.
  • - Cherokee or Tahoe, e.g.
  • - Aspen or Tahoe
  • - Yukon or Xterra
  • - Tucson, e.g.
  • - Tahoe or Yukon
  • - Tahoe or Sierra
  • - Tahoe or Sequoia, e.g.
  • - Tahoe or Sequoia
  • - Soccer mom's wheels, stereotypically
  • - Soccer mom's minivan alternative: Abbr.
  • - Santa Fe or Tucson, in brief
  • - Ride associated with low m.p.g.'s
  • - Kia Sorento or Ford Escape, for example: Abbr.
  • - Hyundai's Santa Fe or Tucson
  • - Hyundai Santa Fe, for one: Abbr.
  • - Hyundai Santa Fe or Tucson, briefly
  • - Grand Cherokee or Durango: Abbr.
  • - Ford Explorer or Toyota 4Runner, for example: Abbr.
  • - Ford Explorer or Kia Sportage: Abbr.
  • - Ford Explorer or Isuzu Rodeo: Abbr.
  • - Ford Explorer or Isuzu Rodeo
  • - Ford Escape or Jeep Cherokee, for short
  • - Explorer, Navigator, or Pathfinder
  • - Explorer or TrailBlazer, say
  • - Explorer or Navigator, for short
  • - Explorer or Escape, in brief
  • - Explorer or Equinox
  • - Excursion or Xterra, for short
  • - Element or Pilot
  • - Soccer mom's vehicle
  • - Soccer mom's ride
  • - Many a parent's ride
  • - tucson or santa fe
  • - Large vehicle suitable for off-road driving
  • - Huge family car, like the Toyota Land Cruiser: Abbr.
  • - sports utility vehicle (abbr.)
  • - car similar to a minivan
  • - Three letters for a big car that can go off-road
  • - Roomy family car for short
  • - Ride that often has a low mpg
  • - honda pilot, e.g.
  • - Toyota RAV4 for one: Abbr.
  • - ntsf:sd:......:: (parody procedural show)
  • - expensive-to-fill-up vehicle
  • - big ride, for short
  • - 4x4 vehicle originally intended for off-road use but commonly found on city streets.
  • - Spacious car for a family: Abbr.
  • - family van, for short
  • - Popular family automobile: Abbr.
  • - Roomy car for a family: Abbr.
  • - Big car with off-road capabilities: Abbr.
  • - Huge ride, preferred by soccer moms: Abbr.
  • - Chevrolet Equinox, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Car preferred by soccer moms: Abbr.
  • - Kia Sorento, for one: Abbr.
  • - Toyota Land Cruiser, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Big family car: Abbr.
  • - Big powerful vehicle that can go over rough terrain: Abbr.
  • - Big car that might have off-road capabilities: Abbr.
  • - Toyota Sequoia, for one: Abbr.
  • - Roomy family car: Abbr.
  • - Go-anywhere vehicle, like the Ford Explorer: Abbr.
  • - Chevy Tahoe, for one
  • - Hummer, e.g.
  • - Ford Explorer, e.g.
  • - Family vehicle choice
  • - Yukon, for one
  • - Dodge Durango, e.g.
  • - What a soccer mom drives, perhaps: Abbr.
  • - Vehicle not chosen for its mpg
  • - Minivan kin
  • - Huge ride
  • - Guzzler at the pump
  • - GMC Terrain, for one
  • - Gas-guzzling ride
  • - Family car choice
  • - Certain road runner
  • - Cadillac Escalade, for one
  • - Cadillac Escalade, e.g.
  • - 4x4, frequently
  • - Wheels notoriously prone to rolling (over)
  • - Vehicle with low MPG, often
  • - Van relative
  • - Van kin
  • - Van alternative (Abbr.)
  • - Toyota Sequoia, e.g.
  • - Toyota Highlander, for one: Abbr.
  • - Toyota Highlander, e.g.
  • - Tahoe, e.g., for short
  • - Station-wagon descendant
  • - Station wagon cousin, for short
  • - Sportage, e.g.
  • - Rugged wheels
  • - Road hog, for short
  • - RAV4, e.g.
  • - Porsche Cayenne, e.g.
  • - Popular gas guzzler
  • - Popular family wheels
  • - Popular family veh.
  • - Oft-discounted lot option, these days
  • - Nissan Xterra, e.g.
  • - Nissan Rogue, for one: Abbr.
  • - Navigator, e.g.
  • - Multipurpose car: Abbr.
  • - Minivan alt.
  • - Lexus GX, e.g.
  • - Large vehicle (abbr.)
  • - Large family car, familiarly
  • - Kia Sportage, e.g.
  • - Jeep Liberty, e.g.
  • - Isuzu Rodeo, e.g.
  • - Hefty ride
  • - Hardly a Prius
  • - Grand Cherokee, for ex.
  • - Grand Cherokee, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - GMC Yukon XL, e.g.
  • - GM category
  • - Gas hog
  • - Ford Explorer, for ex.
  • - Ford Explorer, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Ford Expedition, for one: Abbr.
  • - Ford Excursion, e.g.
  • - Explorer, for example
  • - Explorer in the suburbs
  • - Escape from Ford, e.g.
  • - Energy-inefficient vehicle
  • - Edge on a highway, e.g.
  • - Durango, e.g.
  • - Chevy Equinox, for one
  • - Chevrolet Equinox, e.g.
  • - Certain 4x4
  • - Car? No, bigger
  • - Car like a minivan: Abbr.
  • - Blazer, e.g. (abbr.)
  • - Automotive category
  • - 4WD automobile
  • - Gas guzzler, briefly
  • - Family car, perhaps
  • - Sequoia, for one
  • - Tahoe, e.g.
  • - GM offering
  • - Minivan alternative
  • - Chevy Equinox, e.g
  • - Large car, familiarly
  • - Popular veh
  • - Jeep Grand Cherokee, for one
  • - Alternative to a minivan
  • - Honda CR-V, e.g
  • - What Brits call a "four-by-four"
  • - Big car
  • - Nissan Rogue, e.g
  • - Explorer, for one.
  • - Tahoe, for one
  • - Family vehicle
  • - Big wheels, for short
  • - Envoy, e.g.
  • - Sequoia, e.g
  • - Explorer, e.g.
  • - Pilot, e.g
  • - Van. alternative
  • - Blazer, e.g.
  • - Roomy ride
  • - Grand Cherokee, e.g.
  • - Popular vehicle
  • - Cherokee, e.g
  • - Highlander, e.g.
  • - Toyota RAV4, e.g
  • - Gas guzzler
  • - Big wheels
  • - Large car
  • - Stroller.
  • - what each clue asterisk indicates in the answer
  • - 4x4 vehicle originally intended for off-road use but now found on city streets.
  • - Spacious family car: Abbr.
  • - Roomy vehicle for a family outing: Abbr.
dmv
  • - Where to take a driving test: Abbr.
  • - Place to get a driver's license
  • - Driver's ID issuer
  • - Where Flash the Sloth works in Zootopia (Abbr.)
  • - Place to get a license [abbr.]
  • - Where to renew a driver's license: Abbr.
  • - License issuer [abbr.]
  • - Org. that gives tests to many high-schoolers
  • - Drivers license issuers [abbr.]
  • - Driver's license agency: Abbr.
  • - it's known for lines, briefly
  • - License-testing place [abbr.]
  • - Place to get a learner's permit: Abbr.
  • - Driver's license issuer: Abbr.
  • - Where drivers line up: Abbr.
  • - Place with long lines, stereotypically: Abbr.
  • - Place to take a driving test: Abbr.
  • - Place to renew a driver's license: Abbr.
  • - Place to get a title: Abbr.
  • - Place to get a driver's license: Abbr.
  • - Place famous for lines, briefly
  • - No Use for a Name song for a driving test?
  • - Loc. to take a terrible photo
  • - Org. with a large waiting room?
  • - Driver's lic. issuer
  • - Driver's license agcy
  • - Driver's license org
  • - Place for a vision test: Abbr.
  • - Driver's license issuer, for short
  • - Patty and Selma's workplace on 'The Simpsons,' for short
  • - Agcy. that issues driver's licenses
  • - photo id issuer, briefly
  • - org. impacted by the real id act
  • - Source of Real ID cards
  • - License givers
  • - Lic.-renewing gp.
  • - Dreaded errand locale, briefly
  • - Issuer of Real ID cards
  • - Org. staffed by sloths in 'Zootopia'
  • - Photo ID issuer
  • - License granter, briefly
  • - License-issuing org
  • - Issuer of plates, briefly
  • - Org. that licenses drivers
  • - Certain ID issuer
  • - Org. offering written and road tests
  • - Licensing org
  • - ID card issuer
abv
  • - Measure of alcohol content [init.]
gov
  • - White House URL ending
  • - End of a state 50-Down
  • - Extension for government urls
  • - End of a state URL
  • - fema url ender
  • - Head of a state [abbr.]
  • - End of a federal web address
  • - "National" URL ender?
  • - End of the FBI's web address
  • - www.whitehouse....... (presidential URL)
  • - The IRS' URL ender
  • - Part of a U.R.L., maybe
  • - Part of a civil servant's email
  • - N.Y.'s Cuomo
  • - N.J.'s Whitman, e.g.
  • - Mass.'s Deval Patrick
  • - King of Mass.
  • - Jerry Brown's elected office in California: Abbr.
  • - F.D.R.'s title: 1929-33
  • - End of the White House's URL
  • - End of the URL for the US Congress
  • - End of the CIA's web address
  • - End of a House message
  • - End of a congressperson's email address
  • - Cuomo of N.Y.
  • - Conclusion of a presidential address
  • - Carey of N.Y., for one
  • - End of a presidential address
  • - Ending of some URLs
  • - Main subj. of a constitution
  • - Head of st
  • - End of 55-Down's URL
  • - One of the URL endings
  • - National Park Service URL part
  • - Ending for many D.C. URLs
  • - URL ending
  • - End for the IRS web address
  • - End of the NSA's URL
  • - End of Congress' website
  • - Federal URL ending
  • - White House address ender
  • - Common URL ending
  • - Part of web address for a national body that precedes '.uk'
  • - White House URL suffix
  • - Part of a URL, sometimes
  • - End of Utah's URL
  • - Ending of some D.C. addresses
  • - Certain URL ending
  • - End of some URLs
  • - Part of a House address
  • - Municipal URL ending
  • - IRS URL component
  • - End of Wyoming's website
  • - Leader of a state (Abbr.)
  • - URL ending for many agencies
  • - Part of some Web addresses
  • - Top-level URL ender
  • - State's chief exec.
  • - Uncle Sam's URL ending
  • - E-mail address ender
  • - End of some E-mail addresses
  • - End of some 82-Acrosses
  • - Corzine of N.J., e.g.
  • - Head of state? (abbr.)
  • - Part of a White House address
  • - White House URL ender
  • - State's CEO
  • - URL ender
  • - Suffix for a US state's web address
  • - End of a White House address
  • - Ending of a political address
  • - DeSantis or Newsom: abbr.
  • - Website ending for the White House
  • - Congressional email suffix
  • - State VIP [abbr.]
  • - www.ssa.....
  • - www.ohio....
  • - Governor [abbr.]
  • - congress website suffix
  • - White House web extension
  • - Statehouse VIP, for short
  • - State V.I.P.
  • - State head: Abbr.
  • - www.whitehouse.......
  • - W., before being pres.
  • - State-house tenant: Abbr.
  • - State official: Abbr.
  • - State off.
  • - State biggie
  • - Schwarzenegger, for ex.
  • - Sacto VIP
  • - Mike Pence, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Letters that may follow "dot"
  • - Letters ending a federal Web address
  • - Geo. Bush, once
  • - Federal domain ending
  • - F.D.R. was one: 1928-32
  • - Dukakis, in Mass.
  • - Clinton, e.g., before being Pres.
  • - Clinton or Reagan, once: Abbr.
  • - Cherry or Battle: Abbr.
  • - E-mail address ending
  • - Certain exec
  • - Dubya, once
  • - State VIP
  • - Statehouse VIP
  • - Cuomo, for one: Abbr
  • - www.nj.....
  • - Finish for some federal addresses
  • - Ending to a White House address
  • - www.cia.......
  • - congress.......
  • - White House address, period?
  • - www.house.....
  • - Periodical White House address?
  • - White House extension?
  • - .net or .edu alternative
  • - www.healthcare.......
  • - State leader: Abbr
  • - White House web address suffix
  • - Head in a capital: Abbr
  • - Ending to some Web addresses
  • - Extension for the White House website
  • - Brown in Calif., e.g
  • - Domain administered by the GSA
  • - WhiteHouse.......
  • - Web address ending
  • - www.usa.....
  • - White House Web-address ending
  • - Position for many a future pres
  • - St. leader
  • - Whitehouse web address ending
  • - .edu alternative
  • - Alternative to "com"
  • - www.oregon.....
  • - www.medicare.....
  • - Schwarzenegger, formerly: Abbr.
  • - Federal web address ending
  • - Presidential address part
  • - State leader, briefly
  • - Domain for Obama
  • - Sarah Palin, for one: Abbr.
  • - www.wyoming.....
  • - www.idaho.....
  • - Schwarzenegger, for one (Abbr.)
  • - Ending for some Web addresses
  • - Dot follower, perhaps
  • - Rendell, e.g.
  • - Dot follower
  • - State exec.
  • - D. Clinton in 1817
  • - Alternative to .com or .org
  • - Statehouse V.I.P.
  • - Arnold Schwarzenegger, for one: Abbr.
  • - State ldr.
  • - Web address ending, perhaps
  • - Web address letters
  • - .... house
  • - Capitol fig
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