Crossword clues for vac
vac
- Suck up, for short
- Small sucker?
- Short sucker?
- Short cleaner?
- Short cleaner
- Shop-___ (industrial cleaning tool)
- Shop-___ (device for heavy-duty clean-ups)
- Shop cleaner, briefly
- Shop appliance, briefly
- Shop ___ (device for cleaning)
- Shark or Dyson, briefly
- Shark Navigator Lift-Away, for instance
- Shag cleaner, for short
- Roomba, briefly
- Prod. in the suction section?
- Oreck offering, briefly
- Maintenance machine
- Maid's tool, for short
- Little Hoover?
- Janitor's tool, briefly
- Household device with a hose, informally
- House appliance, for short
- Hoover, for short
- Hoover, e.g., for short
- Hoover product, informally
- Hoover product, for short
- Hoover or Oreck, briefly
- Hoover or Oreck prod
- Hoover or Eureka carpet cleaner, for short
- Hoover or Dyson, for short
- Hoover offering, for short
- Holiday: Abbr
- Floor cleaner, for short
- Electrolux, briefly
- Dyson product, briefly
- Dirt sucker, for short
- Dirt Devil, for short
- Dirt Devil, e.g., for short
- Dirt Devil, e.g., briefly
- Dirt Devil product, for short
- Cleanup helper
- Cleanup appliance
- Cleaning appliance, for short
- Carpet sweeper, briefly
- Car-wash device, for short
- Car wash appliance, briefly
- British holiday
- Appliance, for short
- Cleaner, for short
- Hoover, e.g., informally
- Carpet cleaner, for short
- Payroll record abbr.
- Hoover, informally
- Mini-___
- Little sucker?
- Hoover, briefly
- Hoover, e.g., in brief
- Oreck, e.g., in brief
- A little cleaner?
- Sucker, quickly
- A sucker, for short
- Closet item, in brief
- Dust collector, for short
- Hoover or Oreck, for short
- Closet item, for short
- British informal term
- City on the Duna
- City on the Danube
- Etonian's free time
- Carpet cleaner, briefly
- Household appliance, for short
- Holiday, for short
- Holiday, British style
- Household implement, for short
- Floor cleaner
- Rug cleaner, for short
- Rug cleaner, briefly
- Wet-dry ___
- Sucker, for short
- "Wet/dry" buy
- Wet/dry finisher
- Time off: abbr
- Sweeper, for short
- Shop cleaner
- Floor cleaner, shortly
- Floor cleaner, briefly
- Brit's holiday
- WindTunnel 3, e.g
- Wet/dry --
- Wet/dry ____ (shop accessory)
- Wet/dry ___ (shop accessory)
- Wet/dry ___ (shop acc.)
- Thing that sucks, informally
- Sweeper, briefly
- Sucker, informally
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context informal English) A vacation. 2 (context informal English) A vacuum cleaner. vb. To vacuum; to clean with a vacuum cleaner.
WordNet
n. informal term for vacation
Wikipedia
VAC or Vac may refer to:
Vāk or Vāc (, stem , nominative ) is the Sanskrit word for "speech", from a verbal root "speak, tell, utter".
Personified, Vāk is a goddess; in the Veda she is also represented as created by Prajapati and married to him; in other places she is called the "mother of the Vedas" and associate of Indra. In Hinduism, she is identified with Sarasvati.
Vác (; ; ; ) is a town in Pest county in Hungary with approximately 35,000 inhabitants. The archaic spelling of the name is Vácz.
Usage examples of "vac".
There was a vac sled, an emgee maneuvering harness, a skintight suit with recycling gear and extra oxy bottles.
I gotta go all the way back to the air lock, put a man in a spacesuit, wait till he vacs the lock, wait till he matches hub spin, goes out, gets the charges, matches spin again, waits for the air pumps, and hands me the tanks like a good little boy!
I want you to get over to the pro shop and get yourself fitted for a vac suit, get checked out on it, and get out to the boat.
Their individual weapons and rucksacks were on their knees, piled on top of each other, and each cocoon top sprouted a combat helmet, currently configured to do service as a vac helmet for the chameleon suit of the trooper inside it.