Letter U 15000–15250

Uniform's medal ribbons, informally UNTIDY person Unfashionable, dowdy woman Uremide Urex Urex Forte upset or anger Use a griddle Use a pan Use a skillet Use a spider Use a wok Utilize a wok Using a skillet User of an East Wing office US Special Forces home U.S. commerce watchdog U.S. consumer watchdog, for short U.S. fraud watchdog U.S. military planes U.S. military planes used in 'Nam U.S. Gold Bullion Depository site U.S. army post in Kentucky U.S. bullion site Unit of energy: Abbr. Unit of work: Abbr. Unit slightly larger than a joule: abbr. U.S. Army training center in Va. US Army Women's Museum site Uploading initials Uploading letters use the file transfer protocol to transfer data from one computer to another U.S. Calvary Museum site U.S. Civil War starting point Understate Unsatisfactory compromise Uranium or plutonium, for a nuclear reactor Uranium, for a nuclear reactor UMBRIA city/town, ancient Unable to hold any more Uninterrupted concentration Using all of a gym, as in basketball Unadulterated state of frenzy Using all available resources Using everything available utile unemployable unserviceable Ultraconservatives. under the NHS, the system enabling general practitioners to receive a fixed budget Underwrites Unpleasant consequence, figuratively US black dance music Used a pouring aid Ulnar nerve area Urge Overkill "Bottle of ___" Unfinished Beethoven work a.k.a. "Salute to Manning"? University dubbed "The Country Club of the South" University in Greenville, S.C. University in Greenville, South Carolina University near the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains Uproar, outcry Unbridled anger Unrestrained anger Unite into a whole. Use solder Uses solder unnecessary elaborateness in details unprevailing uselessness as a consequence of having no practical result Unadorned font Use it for whatever you're going to do Utopia for a teddy bear? U.S. chain-store pioneer used to indicate the force to which a body is subjected when it is accelerated Use unlimited minutes, say Unintelligible talk UPPER part of wall at end of ridged roof Up for __ (gossipy?) Uses up minutes, in a way Uses up one's minutes, and then some Uses up one's minutes, perhaps U.S. real estate deal: 1853 use of archaic words or expressions URANUS, wife of Uranus wife Urology or neurology pro used for landing large fish Unintended infelicity Upside UNIVERSITY of Florida, seat of the Unit equivalent to 3.79 L Unit of acceleration Unit of capacity: Abbr. unit of gravity Upstanding characters. Unit of laughter undesirable people unexpected situation Units of laughter Unmitigated stuff unflinching in battle or action used by the Spanish for commerce and war from the 15th to 18th centuries Upper-level immortals use mixture to support a roof-slate unireme U.S. writer Paul US wine magnate Unit at the pumps United States liquid unit equal to 4 quarts or 3.785 liters unit of liquid measure Ungainly fella Ungainly fellow Units of acceleration Unit of exposed leg in an old pinup? Uses Knorr packets instead of poker chips? Uno, for one Up (for) or down (for) Up (or down) for something Up for anything Up for something Ump's controversial call, perhaps ... and a hint to this puzzle's circles Unfairly manipulated, as the system Used the Las Vegas facilities User-created worlds and such User name on an Xbox Urchin's agency? Unit of magnetic field strength Ultrahigh-energy photons United: Comb. form United: Prefix Umbrella for Mrs. Sairey Umbrella in Britain Umbrella named for a Dickens character Umbrella type Umbrella-carrier in "Chuzzlewit." Umbrellas (a Dickensian allusion). Umbrellas. Unholy group Unruly mob Unsavory group __ up on (unite against) Underworld group. UTTAR Pradesh river ___ up on (conspiring against) Underworld area Ungracefully tall and thin Underworld units __ up on (combines against) __ up on (unites against) Urban rap genre Unfairly outnumbers, with "on" Unite to intimidate USA Today owner USA Today publisher U.S. auditor U.S. claim-settling dept. US auditing agency U.K. stirs Unaccounted-for period Unaccounted-for time period Unbridged area Underground hazard Unfilled space Urban Outfitters competitor, with "The" "Um, what?" expression Used a beeper, then jaw dropped Unaccounted-for times on a résumé Unexplained omissions Union army vets. Union soldiers' group, 1866–1949. Usually unheated home part U. S. Army rifle. U.S. Army M-1 rifle, .30 caliber. U.S. Army rifle U.S. W.W. II rifles Uniforms Unintentionally confuse Unintelligible or jumbled utterances United States film actress known for her reclusiveness U. S. Ambassador to Britain. Use Listerine, e.g. Use Listerine, perhaps Use Listerine, say Use Mouthwash Like a Use Plax Use Scope, say Use mouthwash Use mouthwash audibly Use mouthwash noisily Use mouthwash, e.g. Use mouthwash, maybe Use salt water, maybe Use, eg, mouthwash Uses a mouthwash Uses mouthwash United States singer and film actress U.S. senator, 1974-93 Utah senator Utah senator Jake who threw up in space Utah senator, 1974-93 Utah's Jake who went into space U.S. Vice President: 1933–41 uplay uvavrovite Unfinished attic space Unlofty loft U.S. abolitionist: 1805-79 Useful elastic bands. U.S. Steel was once its biggest employer US Open winner of 1965 Unseen compound, often Unseen element Utility bill item Utility item Utility player Ubiquitous auto features Unseen elements ___ up (fills the tank) Ugly cut Uneconomical car Uneconomical car, perhaps Uneconomical ride Uneconomical vehicle, slangily Unhelpful spelling aid #7 Unhelpful spelling tip #1 Unseen danger Underground conduit Utility conduit Utility line Utility pipe Utility pipeline Urban utility conduits Utility employee Utility worker Utility employees Utility workers Utility gauge Utility installation Utility worker's reading Utility computers. Utter breathlessly Uttered with effort Utility bill details Use of chlorine. underside of the body Underworld piece Underworld weapon U. whence a "Ramblin' Wreck" hails Uninvited one