Crossword clues for voila
voila
- Cousin of "Presto!"
- The magic word?
- Kin of "presto"
- Kin of "presto!"
- French exclamation
- 'And there you have it!'
- ''Ta da!''
- See there, in French
- Pierre's "Presto!"
- Magician's "Behold!"
- "Here you go!"
- ''There, it's done!''
- Word from Little Jacques Horner?
- Unveiling word
- Unveiling comment
- Toulouse ''Ta-da!''
- There you are (in France)!
- Shout like "Ta-da!"
- Shout like "Presto!"
- See there, in St.Simeon
- Revealing word
- Revealing term
- Revealing exclamation
- Pierre's cry of success
- Pierre's "There it is!"
- Parisian's "Presto!"
- Magician's verbal flourish
- Magician's "See!"
- Magic show cry
- Magi-cian's cry
- Kin of 'Abracadabra!'
- Illusionist's shout
- Here it is!
- French "There you have it!"
- French "And here it is!"
- Exclamation at an unveiling
- Chef's cry on revealing a dish
- All done!
- "That's how's it's done"
- "See what I did!"
- "Presto!" cousin
- "And... here it is!"
- "Aaaaand here it is!"
- 'There it is!'
- 'Presto!' kin
- ''And here it is!''
- "Behold!"
- "There!", to Pierre
- Magician's cry
- Doer's cry
- "And there you are!"
- "Ta-da!" kin
- Proud cry
- "There you go!"
- Cry of pride
- "There you have it!"
- "Et ___!"
- Cry of accomplishment
- "There it is!"
- "Presto!" relative
- Last word in a showman's spiel
- "And there you have it!"
- Exclamation often following "Et"
- "And there it is!"
- Prestidigitator's word
- Behold, in Vincennes
- There it is, mon ami!
- Parisian's "Eureka!"
- "It's done!" in Paris
- "Eureka!" to Descartes
- Gallic "Eureka!"
- Thérèse's triumphant cry
- Pierre's "That does it!"
- Black gold found in Virginia? There you have it!
- Behold Victoria and Albert's framed painting
- Behold Shakespearean heroine with retrograde moon
- There you go!
- There you are!
- There it is!
- "Check it out!"
- "And here it is!"
- Cry of success
- Cry for attention
- Exclamation of triumph
- "There you are!"
- Word at an unveiling
- Revealing cry
- "Here it is!"
- Word at an unveiling, perhaps
- Unveiling exclamation
- Kin of 'Presto!'
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1739, French voilà, imperative of voir "to see, to view" (from Latin videre "to see;" see vision) + la "there" (from Latin ille "yonder").
Wiktionary
interj. "Lo! There it is", ta-da, presto
interj. (borrowed) Lo, there it is; ta-da; presto; behold; bam!
Wikipedia
Voilà is the first album of the Brazilian singer Rhaissa Bittar, who arose from the alternative music scene of São Paulo (Brazil). It was released in 2010.
Voila or Voilà may refer to:
Music- Voila (album), by singer Belinda Carlisle
- "Voila", a single by Radio Killer which charted in Romania
- Voila!, an album by Italian singer In-Grid
- "Voilà", a song by French singer Françoise Hardy
- "Voila", a song by Mogwai from the album Magik Six
- "Voila", a song by Death Grips from the album The Powers That B
- Voilà, also known as Comcel Haiti, a phone company in Haiti
- La belle que voilà, a novel by Louis Hémon
- Voila, Brașov, a commune in Romania
- Voilà Hotel Rewards, a hotel guest loyalty program
Usage examples of "voila".
Championnet, voilà, comme vous le dites, de graves nouvelles, mon cher Salvato.
Comment ferez-vous, Jacques Novelli, maintenant que vous voilà un pauvre enfant avec cet amour de moi qui vous tient?
Mais voilà que, par un concours de circonstances inattendues, non seulement le capitaine Pamphile emportait, mais encore rapportait.
We print, and now the scientist know, they open my book, voilà, the American bird they never see.
They needed a representative, the Institute needed exposure, and voila, Brandywine arrives at the lectern.
Nancy, add one simple search of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, and presto, chango, voila!
A short hike took me to the birdshit, and, voila - there was the van, sitting there dark, ZZ Top rumbling from within.