Versus
Versus, often abbreviated v., v, vs., vs, or vrs. is a Latin word meaning 'against'. It may refer to:
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Media
- Versus (TV channel), former name of NBCSN, a United States national sports channel
- Versus (2000 film), a 2000 Japanese action horror film
- Versus (2016 film), a 2016 Russian sports drama film
- Versus (journal), an Italian semiotics journal
- Vs. (game show), a game show with two opposing teams
- VS (manga), Japanese manga by Keiko Yamada
- Versus_IO, an online comparison tool
- "Versus", an episode in Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
Music
- In Medieval music, a type of trope
Albums
- Versus (EP), by Usher
- Versus (Kings of Convenience album), 2001
- Versus (The Haunted album), 2008
- Versus (Mr. Children album), 1993
- Vs. (Mission of Burma album), 1982
- Vs. (Pearl Jam album), 1993
- Versus (Emarosa album), 2014
- Versus (Little Ghost album), 2015
- Versus (Mikael Gabriel album), 2015
- Versus (Diaura album), 2017
- Versus (Gloria Trevi and Alejandra Guzmán album), by Gloria Trevi and Alejandra Guzmán, 2017
Songs
- "Versus", the final track on Velocifero, an album by Ladytron
- "VS" (song), the debut single by Misono
- "Versus", a 2000 single by Tomcraft
- "Versus", a track on No Heroes, an album by Converge
- "Versus", a track on Invade, an album by Within the Ruins
- "Versus", a track on Alpha Noir/Omega White, an album by Moonspell
- "Versus", a track on Area 11's second album
Groups
- Versus (band), an American rock band
- VS (band), a British R&B and pop group
Other uses
- Versus programming language, scripting language used with Visual IRC
- Vs. System (pronounced "Versus System"), system used for collectible card games
- Versus populum, Latin for the orientation of the clergy; literally, "facing the people", at a Roman Catholic Mass
- Versus (Versace), the diffusion line of Italian fashion house Versace
See also
- Verses (disambiguation)
- VS (disambiguation)
- V (disambiguation)
- Court case citations
- Musical mash-ups
- Scientific graphs or line charts
- Comparative advertising
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