Letter U 17250–17500

Unicorn protrusion Unicorn's feature United States singer and actress Underground nesters usually made of bone Unappetizing alternatives, figuratively Undesirable alternatives Unpleasant alternatives, figuratively Unpleasant: Colloq. Utterly unpleasant "Us" genre "Us," "Them!," and "It" Useful animal Unit equivalent to 550 foot-pounds per second Unit originated by Watt. U-shape U-shaped charm U-shaped object pitched at a stake U-shaped object. US name for Canadian fleabane UZZIAH, prophet in the time of Used the sprinkler. Uncouth type, Canadian slang Uncouth people, in Canadian slang Uncouth types, in Canadian slang Unmannerly sorts, in Canadian slang Used by firemen. Unfriendly inns? unfriendly antagonistic Unwelcome merger unfriendly and aggressive feelings or behaviour Ultrapopular ___ under the collar Urban home away from home Urban lodging place Urban inns Up-to-date; fresh Unphlegmatic person. User shortcuts Unpleasant issue to handle Unpleasant issues. Uncomfortable Position Uncomfortable place to be Uncomfortable situation Uncomfortable spot Under-the-gun spot Unenviable position Unenviable spot Uncomfortable places to be Uncomfortable situations Under-the-gun situations Up-and-comers with egos Unstable region Uninterrupted periods of success Unit of academic credit. Unit of college credit Unit of flying credit. Usual TV drama length unit Billing cycle Units of academic credit. Useful garment. Utilities, groceries, etc. Unstable situation, metaphorically Unstable structure Unnamed wine-list selections Unfortunate place to land a Frisbee Uncle Tom's cabin Unenviable dwelling Unenviable home "___ U Like Me Now" (1992 comedy set in Chicago) University also known as The Mecca University in D.C. Ululation UKRAINIAN political group Upstart candidate of the '90s Units in a coll. curriculum Univ. credits U.K.-based financial giant UK-based commercial bank UK equivalent of OSHA, which shares two of the same letters U.S. leader whose poor eyesight kept him out of the USMA Underdog winner over T.E.D. Underpinning of WWW pages Underpinning of some pages URL starter Uplands, briefly Uplands, for short Uplands: Abbr. U.R.L. lead-in U.R.L. start URL beginning URL initials URL intro URL leader URL letters URL letters before :// URL opener URL opening URL part often left untyped URL starters URL-starting letters U.R.L. opener indicating an additional layer of encryption URL introduction for a "locked" Web page URL introduction for a "locked" page URL letters next to a padlock icon URL starter, perhaps US Airways has one in Phoenix USB ___ (multiple slot computer device) Union man, familiarly U.S. vice president (1965-69) Unscrupulous adman: Colloq. U.S. agency in the news Uproar or outcry about wrongdoing U.S. military chopper Use Pam as a drug, maybe Unmissable, in a way unfathomed United States industrialist who was an aviator and a film producer Uh follower Un plus sept Undulating dance University of Hawaii's backfield in motion? Undulating dances UNWIELDY mass or thing Unwieldy ship Unwieldy thing Unwieldy ships Unwieldy things. Unwieldy, rusty ships U. S. Cabinet advisor. U.S. Cabinet member. Underwater part of a boat U2 album Rattle & ___ Unwanted speaker sound Use kazoos UFO captive? UnitedHealth Group rival United Nations concern United Nations observances since 1950 U-turn from vain Unlikely to brag Unpresuming Unpretentious ancestry Unwelcome dessert Unpretentious way to live Ulnae neighbors Upper arm bones Upper armbones Upper-arm bones upper arm bone Unlike the desert air unlike desert air Unsparing warrior Unable to decide, as a jury Unable to decide, in court Unable to reach a verdict Undecided, as a jury ___ up (delayed) Undecided courtroom group undervitamised Use a bow and arrow, maybe Utter angrily, as insults Utter vehemently Utter, as insults U. S. Minister to New Zealand. Uses a discus Uproar, old style. Upgrade from a tropical storm U. of Miami team Urger. Unable to play Unfavorably affected Union member, of a sort used sparingly used in quietening a baby or child to sleep University of Nebraska athletes, colloquially University of Saskatchewan gridders University of Washington athletes UConn athlete University of Washington mascot United States film maker born in the United States but an Irish citizen after 1964 UNSUBSTANTIAL building Unfancy home Unpolished quarters Unpretentious home Untwist the end of a rope, nautically U.S. 66, e.g.: Abbr. Upscale hotel chain Ugly alter ego University of Chicago site __ Park Upright water pipe in the street UNDERWATER hardening Unfermented mead using hot water in heating system utilizing water and air acting together Ugly animal. U-shaped bone used to treat excess motility of the gastrointestinal tract Under: Prefix Unusually active Unusually energetic ... using ___: "Mary's microscopic lamb / So white, it struck me blind!" URINE, high level of calcium in Unfinished poem by Keats Unstable particles Unstable particles with great mass unstable particles with mass greater than neutrons use of hypercorrect forms in language; also, such a form Under, in front USING endearing terms USING euphemistic terms UNDERGROUND existence (pert. to) UNDERLYING substance (metaphys.) underlying substance unverified Uncontrollable emotion Uncontrollable excitement Uncontrollable fear Uncontrolled excitement Uncontrolled outburst Unmanageable fear Unstable person uterosalpingography uterotubography Uxoricide causer "Unaccustomed as __ . . ." UB40: "Here ___ (Come and Take Me)" "___ Union Woman" (old labor song) Unit for Shane McCrae or Ellen Bryant Voigt unit Sonnet Units in a poem Unstressed/stressed verses Units for Marilyn Nelson or Natasha Trethewey Understandable response to twenty straight months of election coverage (just one day more!) Uranium ore, from the Latin for "violet" University city of Rumania. "___ umble pie . . . ": Dickens Unwelcome response to "Where's the leftover pizza?" Upright beam "___ up the pillars . . . ": Psalm 75 U.S.S.R. area goes south Unique ancient tongue of SW Europe "Uh-huh, of course" "Uh-huh, sure it is" "Uh-huh, sure" "Uh-huh, whatever you say" "Uh-huh, yeah" "Uh-huh," when said skeptically "Uh-huh...sure, buddy" "Um, sure"