victoria

noun

a late-19th-cent. four-wheeled carriage for two passengers, with a folding top and high seat in front for the coachman
an early touring automobile with a folding top over the rear seat
any of a genus (Victoria) of South American waterlilies (family Nymphaeaceae) with platterlike leaves up to seven feet wide and large, night-blooming flowers

noun

a feminine name: dim. Vicki, Vickie, Vicky; equiv. Fr. Victoire, It. Vittoria, Sp. Vitoria

(born Alexandrina Victoria) 1819-1901; queen of Great Britain & Ireland (1837-1901); empress of India (1876-1901): granddaughter of George III

state of Australia, in the SE part: 88,075 sq mi (228,113 sq km); pop. 4,244,000; cap. Melbourne
Hong Kong (the city)
capital of British Columbia, Canada: seaport on SE Vancouver Island: pop. 74,000
capital of the Seychelles, on Mahé island: pop. 24,000
city in SE Tex.: pop. 61,000
lake in E Africa, bounded by Kenya, Uganda, & Tanzania: 26,828 sq mi (69,484 sq km)
island of the Arctic Archipelago, Canada, east of Banks Island: 83,896 sq mi (217,290 sq km)