V sign

"Holding up your hands in a V sign is not proper."

Go on tell him mother about the V sign!

The V sign is a hand gesture that means victory or peace.

Two fingers extended from the fist in a V sign.

Holding up his hand in the V sign, egging on the crowd.

Then he made the V sign of success.

Boy giving the v sign while playing in Boracay's waters.

She waved at me, gave me the V sign.

For information about the victory sign, see V sign.

She pulled her hair back as she walked the few steps down the corridor to the bedroom, giving me the V sign all the way.

He could barely make the V sign as Mullett left.

The only lingering connection to the first euphoria of the revolution is the V sign they flash as traffic moves on.

They were happy and flashing V signs.

Witnesses said at least 50 youths were arrested, many raising their fingers in the V sign as they were driven off.

The girl nearest to the car, noticing the fixity of his stare, responded with a discreet V sign.

Lynn, a peace activist, was repeatedly seen flashing the V sign in the Japanese media thereafter.

The V sign in the news:

In Mirror's Edge, the main character can pull the V sign, if you execute a certain combination.

The first recorded use of the V sign was in 1901 and no-one knows exactly where it comes from (forfeit: archers).

The meaning of the V sign is partially dependent on the manner in which the hand is positioned:

In the interest of promoting the war effort, the famous V sign from Winston Churchill was adopted.

She explained it all to him: the wave, the V sign, the cheers of the crowd, the hysterical reaction of the businessmen inside the bar.

Photos of the V sign:

Eventually, one of the injured militants emerged, flashing a V sign and shouting, "I demand political refugee status."

"But David -" He silenced me with a V sign and a roguish wink.