Victoria

vic*to*ria

noun

{bc}a low four-wheeled pleasure carriage for two with a folding top and a raised seat in front for the driver

Vic*to*ria

biographical name

1819u20131901 {it}Alexandrina Victoria{/it} queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (1837u20131901)

Victoria

biographical name

Tomu00e1s Luis de {it}circa{/it} 1548u20131611 Spanish composer

Vic*to*ria

geographical name

city on the Guadalupe River in southeastern Texas {it}population{/it} 62,592

Victoria Cross

noun

{bc}a bronze Maltese cross awarded to members of the British armed services for acts of remarkable valor

Victoria Day

noun

{bc}formerly May 24 and now the Monday preceding May 25 observed in Canada as a legal holiday

Victoria, Lake

geographical name

lake between Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda {it}area{/it} 26,828 square miles (69,484 square kilometers)

Victoria Falls

geographical name

waterfall 355 feet (108 meters) high in the Zambezi River on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe

Victoria Island

geographical name

island of northern Canada southeast of Banks Island that is split between the Northwest Territories and Nunavut {it}area{/it} 81,930 square miles (213,018 square kilometers)

Victoria Land

geographical name

region of eastern Antarctica south of New Zealand on the western shore of the Ross Sea and Ross Ice Shelf