Object with V

  • A real household item for holding flowers.

  • A musical instrument; a tangible object.

  • A type of vehicle; solid, touchable object.

  • Commonly used for vacuum cleaner; real object.

  • A piece of clothing you can wear and touch.

  • A physical means of transport; real object.

  • The actual ball used in the sport; object.

  • A physical air duct/opening; a real object.

  • A plant you can see and touch; counts as object.

  • Petroleum jelly product, physical gel in a jar.

  • Hook-and-loop fastener; a real, touchable thing.

  • A secure room/container; a tangible object.

  • Household appliance that sucks up dust.

  • Thin fabric covering for face/head; tangible item.

  • Valve
  • Soft woven fabric, often used in clothing.

  • Natural mountain opening that erupts lava.

  • Protective shield for face or eyes; physical gear.

  • Substance injected to build immunity; tangible.

  • Car brand; here refers to a physical vehicle.

  • Machine that helps move or circulate air.

  • Chemical nutrient substance; often pill or liquid.

  • Plastic material used for records, floors, etc.

  • Machine that dispenses products when paid.

  • Physical cassette storing video, now retro media.

  • Tangible game software or cartridge/disc.

  • Physical container like a ship or bottle.

  • Plant stems; can touch and see them.

  • Sour liquid condiment used in cooking.

  • Physical device for recording video images.

  • Brand-name ointment/vapor rub product.

  • Physical blood vessel in the body.

  • Edible plant parts; physical food items.

  • Poisonous substance, physical liquid you can see.

  • Video cassette recorder device from VHS era.

  • Large container or tub for liquids or dyes.

  • Small glass container for medicine or samples.

  • Roofed outdoor porch/balcony, a built structure.

  • Meat from a calf; physical food item you can eat.

  • Piece of furniture with mirror and drawers.

  • External female genital structure, body part.

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