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• Very few
• Very few people live for a million of these: Abbr.
• Very filthy or corrupt
• Very fine
• Very fine fiddle
• Very fine rain
• Very fitting
• Very flexible
• Very flexible, as a dancer
• Very flexible furniture
• Very focused
• Very fond of
• Very foolish
• Very foolish fellow
• Very formal writing
• Very frequently
• Very friendly
• Very friendly with
• Very frustrating
• Very full
• Very full hairstyle
• Very funny
• Very funny," briefly
• Very funny comic
• Very funny fellow
• Very funny fellows
• Very funny folks
• Very funny guy
• Very funny happenings
• Very funny": Hyph.
• 'Very funny!' in a text
• Very funny, in slang
• Very funny joke (Sl.)
• Very funny ... not!
• Very funny one
• Very funny!," online
• Very funny" or "Not very funny
• Very funny people
• Very funny person
• Very funny," sarcastically
• Very funny situation
• Very funny threesome
• Very funny wisecrack
• Very furious
• Very furry, muscular dog
• Very fussy fiancée
• Very fussy star
• Very generous
• Very generous gratuities
• Very generous nature
• Very gloomy
• Very good
• Very good, as a job
• Very good, as a prep athlete
• Very good character
• Very good child
• Very good diving scores
• Very Good, Eddie" composer
• Very good excuse
• Very good — fish
• Very good friends
• Very good grade
• Very good guitar student
• Very good, in slang
• Very good, in the 'hood
• Very good lookers
• Very good-looking
• Very good-looking people
• Very good" period in songdom
• Very good person
• Very good poker hand
• Very good report following a zoo gate mishap - or a very bad one?
• Very good (slang)
• Very good vocabulary, per the USDA?
• ___ Very Good Year
• Very grand
• Very grassy
• Very greedy with grub
• Very gullible
• (Very) handsome youth
• Very happy
• Very happy comedienne and TV host?
• __ very hard, and ... play very hard": Maya Angelou
• Very hard, as a mattress
• Very hard candy
• Very hard, heavy timber.
• Very hard to capture
• Very hard to handle
• Very hard to see
• Very harmful
• Very harsh
• Very healthy
• Very heart
• Very heavy
• Very heavy hammer
• Very heavy, horned African animal, for short
• Very helpful one
• Very hesitant
• Very high
• Very high demand for a British pale ale?
• Very high grade
• Very high in pitch
• Very high mark
• Very high mountain
• Very high mountains
• Very high peak
• Very high priest?
• Very high quality (2.4)
• Very high soapbox, so to speak
• Very hoppy beers: Abbr.
• Very hot
• Very hot and humid
• Very hot (in the kitchen?)
• Very hot pepper
• Very hot place
• Very hot rock
• Very hot seasoning.
• Very hot star
• Very hot under the collar
• Very humble home
• Very hungry
• Very hungry caterpillar, e.g.
• Very iffy
• Very important
• Very important, casually
• Very important life event
• Very important person on a sports team: Abbr.
• Very important thing
• Very imposing or impressive
• Very impressed
• Very impressed: 2 wds.
• Very impressive!
• Very impressive, in slang
• Very in
• Very, in English slang.
• Very, in Italy
• Very, in modern slang
• Very," in music
• Very, in musical directions
• Very, in musical scores
• Very, in scores
• Very, in slang
• Very, in Venezuela
• Very, in Veracruz
• Very, in Verona
• Very indignent
• Very inexpensive
• Very inexpensive infield?
• Very inexpensive part of a ship's hull?