"V" Crossword Clues
Buy one of these on Wheel Of Fortune.
What is Vowel.
Parmigiano-Reggiano
What is Italy?
This Heart Surgeon of Turkish descent gained fame on The Oprah Winfrey show before getting his own daytime show.
Who is Dr. Mehmet Oz?
He earned his degree from Harvard & earned his MBA from the Wharton School.
Sidney Poitier starts as a teacher in this 1965 film. His class in London's East End is filled with undisciplined students who want nothing to do with learning.
What is To Sir with Love? Teaches kids to respect the Teacher.
What kind of sleigh do they ride in "Jingle Bells"?
What is a one horse open sleigh?
keep larger stashes of cash and other personal belongings in this.
What is a Safe?
Healthy diets include fruits and these.
What are Vegetables.
Brie
What is France?
This Brash psychologist, known mostly by his first name, first met Oprah Winfrey when he served as a courtroom consultant during the court proceeding brought by the Texas cattle industry. After the case, he got his own daytime show.
Who is Dr. Phil (McGraw)?
This 1964 film stars Audrey Hepburn as Eliza Doolittle and Rex Harrison as Professor Henry Higgins, her speech teacher. The film and Broadway musical are based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion
What is My Fair Lady?
People hang these from Christmas Trees to simulate ice hanging from the branches.
What are icicles?
These containers sit on your kitchen table and hold your two most used seasonings.
What is Salt and Pepper shakers?
The Opposite of Horizontal.
What is Vertical.
Roquefort
What is France?
This psychologist dominated the talk show circuit during the 1950's and 1960's, penned a column for Good Housekeeping, wrote numerous self-help books, and was the second contestant to win top prize on the $64,000 Question. She was also a boxing expert.
Who is Dr. Joyce Brothers?
The 2001 film Legally Blonde stars Reese Witherspoon & follows her journey at this Ivy League Law School.
What is Harvard?
The word Hanukkah means this.
What is Dedication or inauguration?commemorates the dedication of the altar in the temple in Jerusalem.
This tin decorative container is worn around the neck and opens to display two tiny photos.
What is a Locket?
This string instrument is also known as a fiddle.
What is Violin?
What is Greece?
CNN's Chief medical correspondent also plays himself in the 2011 film Contagion.
Who is Dr. Sanjay Gupta? This Neurosurgeon has won multiple Emmy awards.
The 1973 award winning film The Paper Chase starring Timothy Bottoms and John Houseman, follows students and there first year in this type of graduate school.
What is Law?
This is another name for Santa Claus.
Who is Kris Kringle?
When someone says " ill bet you cant guess what I got you for Christmas," you might respond with, " Is it larger or smaller than"this household item.
What is a Breadbox.
This is a strict Vegetarian.
What is Vegan.
Stilton
What is England?
This German born 1952 Nobel Peace prize winner is best known for founding an eponymous hospital in French Equatorial Africa, where he practiced until his death in 1965.
Who is Dr. Albert Schweitzer? He was not only a medical doctor & surgeon but also a Theologian.
in this 1986 cult classic, characters played by Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, and Mia Sara decide to cut class for the day.
What is Ferris Buellers Day off?
If you count Rudolph, this number of reindeer pull Santa's sleigh.
What is nine?
This container with a lid is used to collect table crumbs and or ashes from ash trays.
What is silent butlers?
This dry version of fortified wine is used in Martinis.
What is Vermouth.
Llama and Alpaca cheese comes from this continent.
What is South America?
After graduating from Harvard Medical school in 1969, this Doctor never went into the medical practice. Instead, he devoted his talents to writing & directing. In 1955, he became the first person in history to have the No.1 best selling bool, No.1 movie and No.1 Tv show all at the same time.
Who is Michael Crichton?
Who is Robin Williams?
This type of oil is used as fuel in the Menorah.
What is olive?
Before brief cases or backpacks, people used to carry books and papers in these.
What is a Satchel?