Not Veronica, not Vought (?), and not Vulcan.
Swept me. #2 was Will Vawter, but close enough.
IQs:
- Were you a science fiction author whose father was a noted Indianapolis architect?
- Did Swinburne call you “our sad mad glad bad brother”?
- Are you also known as Posh Spice?
No, go ahead and take a DQ for Vawter, please. I wasn’t that close.
I’m not A.E. Van Vogt, dunno, and not Victoria Beckham.
#1 was Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
#2 was Francois Villon.
Correct on Victoria.
DQs:
- Is her name in the song title?
- From a love song?
- From an R&B/Jazz song?
Huh. Didn’t know that about Vonnegut’s dad.
V.
- fictional
- female
- first name starts with V
- not from books
- created after 1900
- by an American creator or creators
- not from TV or movies
- race unknown
- from song
- created after 1959
- Wiki does not describe it as a pop song
- created before 1979
- created after 1969
- not from a show tune/musical (Broadway or Off-Broadway)
- from a song that charted on the Billboard Top 40
- her name is not in the song title
- from a love song, of sorts
- not from an R&B/Jazz song
Where’d everybody go?
IQs:
- Were you there the night they drove Old Dixie down?
- Are you SCAdian’s favorite painter?
- Did you portray Napoleon Solo?
I only have intermittent internet access.
Not Virgil Caine (one of my Botticelli subjects in an earlier round!), dunno, and not Robert Vaughn.
Correct, Jan Vermeer, correct.
DQ: Sung by a female singer?
V.
- fictional
- female
- first name starts with V
- not from books
- created after 1900
- by an American creator or creators
- not from TV or movies
- race unknown
- from song
- created after 1959
- Wiki does not describe it as a pop song
- created before 1979
- created after 1969
- not from a show tune/musical (Broadway or Off-Broadway)
- from a song that charted on the Billboard Top 40
- her name is not in the song title
- from a love song, of sorts
- not from an R&B/Jazz song
- not sung by a female singer
I will answer the next three IQs that I don’t know. First come, first served.
IQs:
- Did you have a hit with the instrumental Chariots of Fire?
- Are you a Hindu god of oceans?
- Are you a Bulgarian Quidditch star?
Not Vangelis, Vishnu or Viktor Krumm.
- Were you an alliterative victim of the Son of Sam?
- Are you the title person in a song covered by Bananarama?
- Did you play Pamela Barnes on Dallas?
Correct, Varuna, correct.
1 DQ reserved.
Dunno, not Venus and not Victoria Principal.
- Was Virginia Voskerichian.
DQ: Was it sung by a group?
V.
- fictional
- female
- first name starts with V
- not from books
- created after 1900
- by an American creator or creators
- not from TV or movies
- race unknown
- from song
- created after 1959
- Wiki does not describe it as a pop song
- created before 1979
- created after 1969
- not from a show tune/musical (Broadway or Off-Broadway)
- from a song that charted on the Billboard Top 40
- her name is not in the song title
- from a love song, of sorts
- not from an R&B/Jazz song
- not sung by a female singer
- not sung by a group
DQ: Country & Western song?
V.
- fictional
- female
- first name starts with V
- not from books
- created after 1900
- by an American creator or creators
- not from TV or movies
- race unknown
- from song
- created after 1959
- Wiki does not describe it as a pop song
- created before 1979
- created after 1969
- not from a show tune/musical (Broadway or Off-Broadway)
- from a song that charted on the Billboard Top 40
- her name is not in the song title
- from a love song, of sorts
- not from an R&B/Jazz song
- not sung by a female singer
- not sung by a group
- not a country western song
IQs:
- Are you a pet detective?
- Did you get loved enough to become real?
- Are you one of Haman’s sons from the Book of Esther?