The term 'Security Council VETO' refers to the power of the United Nations Security Council to reject any resolution that is presented to it. This power is exercised by the five permanent members of the Security Council, who each have the right to VETO any resolution. The term 'VETO' is derived from the Latin phrase 'VETO non pellitur', which translates to 'the VETO cannot be overruled'. The crossword solutions for this term are NYET (4 letters), NON (3 letters), and NNAPEEL (7 letters). NYET is a Russian word meaning 'NO', NON is a French word meaning 'NO', and NNAPEEL is an acronym for 'VETO non pellitur'.