Letter U 11250–11500

University of ESP experiments. University of the Blue Devils. Unable to cut it? Uninteresting, like a show Unlikely to cut unenjoyable Unclever one. Unimaginative one Uninteresting secondhand garment? U. N. delegate concerned with Japanese treaty. U. S. foreign policy adviser. U. S. negotiator with Japan. Utensil needing sharpening Unpolished knight wear? Unsharpens UNCERTAIN FINISH? University of Minnesota campus site Unable to speak Unspoken Uncomplimentary epithet for the girls. Unsophisticates, old style. Uncomplicate to a fault Unharmed figure in a crash test Unload a truck. Unload cheaply Unload unceremoniously Unload, as trash unit in a bookshop displaying a particular publisher's books Unloaded Unceremoniously breaks up with Unloads Unloads (on) Urban foraging technique Unmitigated disaster Unmitigated disaster, in slang unit of area measurement United States dancer and pioneer of modern dance Unflattering type of cap Unwanted type of cap Uneven beach terrain Underground prison Underground movement leader? U. S. Ambassador to Italy. U. S. Ambassador to Spain. U. S. envoy to Madrid. U.S. humorist Finley Peter ___ Unwitting accomplice Unwitting one Use chicanery on U.S. educator-writer. United States comedian remembered for his large nose and hoarse voice Undergo, old style Under ___ (being threatened) Under which Little Dorrit was born. Undue force Undue pressure Unlawful coercion Unlawful constraint Unlawful force or pressure Use of force University of New Hampshire city Use a Swiffer, say Use a dry mop Use a feathered implement Use a mop, maybe Under-the-bed clump Unwanted discovery under the bed Uses Pledge, say Uses a Swiffer, perhaps Uses a cleaning cloth Uses a microfiber cloth Uses a rag, maybe Uncleaned Unhelpful response, in Britain undutiful U.S. Open winner: 1934 Untaxed, as goods. USPS delivery from Netflix Unusually small Uncool dude Uncool one Uncool one [#2 of 7] Unlikely to hang with the in-crowd Uncool fellows Uncool folks Unfashionable ones Unhip sorts Uncool UNITED Kingdom heliports, one of the largest (Scot.) Urine of cows fed only mango leaves, once Use Clairol Use Grecian Formula Use Grecian Formula, for instance Use Just for Men Use Manic Panic, e.g. Use Miss Clairol, e.g. Use eosin Use henna Use indigo Use pigment on Unlike plain white tees Unnatural in hue Unnatural, as a color Unnatural, as hair Unnatural, as hair color Unnatural, in a way Unnaturally blonde, e.g. Unnaturally platinum Used Grecian Formula on Used Grecian Formula on, say Used Miss Clairol Used Revlon ColorSilk or Clairol Nice 'n Easy, say Used food coloring Used food coloring, e.g. Used henna Used indigo on, say Used madder or woad, say Used puccoon Using henna, e.g. Unnatural blonde, e.g. Unnatural one? User of Rit Unnatural blondes, e.g. Unnatural blondes, for example Users of Red 2 Uses Grecian Formula, say Uses an Arctic Fox product Uses aniline Uses henna Uses indigo Uses nailine "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" actress Gelula Under Milk Wood dramatist Thomas Under Milk Wood poet's first name "Under Milk Wood" playwright Unit of force in the CGS system Unit derived from the Greek for "work" Unit in Physics class Unit in an erg's definition Unit in the c.g.s. system Unit in the definition of surface tension Unit named from the Greek word for power Unit of force in physics. unit Force Units equal to 10 micronewtons Units for F in the physics formula F = MA Units in the C. G. S. system. Units of electrical force. Units of force Units of force in physics. Units of force that make up newtons Unit waiting outside? Undesirable place Undesirable society type depicted in Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" Utopia's antithesis unpleasant to look at Ungrouped Unit price word Unit pricing adverb U. S. bridge builder U. S. engineer U.S. engineer U.S. engineer: 1820–87 Unable to wait Up for it undue haste U. S. coin, or a type of submarine chaser. U. S. colonel's insigne. U. S. emblem. U. S. gold coin. U. S. symbol. U.S. $10 coin, until 1933 U.S. Mint bullion coin U.S. Postal Service symbol U.S. emblem U.S. flagpole sitter U.S.A. emblem UNITED States national emblem US gold coin since 1986 USA symbol USA's bird USPS symbol Uncle Sam's bird United States Postal Service symbol U.S. gold coins Under-par scores. U.S. painter: 1844–1916 Uncle: Archaic. Uncle: Scot. U. S. soprano "Ulalume" inits. "Ulalume" monogram "Ulalume" poet's monogram U.S. literary initials. Unit of corn Unit of maize Unit of wheat Used for listening to TV Undemanding listening Unanimous winner of "Survivor: Fiji" U.S. writer ("The Black Camel") U. S. inventor U.S. admiral (1874–1939) U.S. inventor Pliny ___ U.S. textile inventor U. S. inventor and others Unlike otaries U-turn from late Under-Secretary of Defense, was secretary of FDR. Unexpected, in a way unseasonable "Urn" homonym Urn soundalike Unassisted score, in baseball. Unwelcome stat for a pitcher Utterly serious U.S. frontiersman US law officer usually clipped to the earlobe or fastened through a hole in the lobe Units of corn Units of maize Units seen in some autumn farm mazes Units that get shucked Up to one's ___ Up to the ___ (very deeply). Up to the ___. Urn protuberances United Federation of Planets member Universal logo item Universal logo part Unpretentious attitude Us, to aliens? UNDERGROUND fungus Up-coming world phenomenon? Ultramodern phenomena. Umber or ocher Umber or taupe, for example Umber, for example Umber, ocher or sienna U.N. system monitoring global environment unspiritual "___ up!": calm down Unaffected manner Unaffectedness Uncomplicate Uncomplicated state Uncomplicatedness Untroubled state Unworried state Use less pressure, with "up"