(vik·tôr′·ē·ə, -tō′rē·ə) noun
1. A low, light, four–wheeled carriage, with a calash top, a seat for two persons over the rear axle, and a raised driver's seat.
2. A passenger automobile with a calash top which usually covers the rear seat only. [after Queen Victoria]
VICTORIA

(vik·tôr′ē·ə, -tō′rē·ə)
A feminine personal name.
—Victoria,
1819–1901, queen of Great Britain 1837–1901.

1. A state of SE Australia; 87,884 square miles; capital, Melbourne.
2. The capital of British Columbia, a port at the southern extremity of Vancouver Island.
3. A port on Hong Kong Island, capital of Hong Kong colony, China.
4. A province of SE Southern Rhodesia; 21,028 square miles.