Letter U
unit Cavalry British sword
unit of calvary
U.S.O. Care Package recipients
Uniformed forces
Use of a word as an expression
Use of a word in a figurative sense.
User of certain figures of speech.
use of figurative language in speech or writing
Unrushed gait
Unusual thing to see during a horse race
Use a pony
Unlikely gaits out of the starting gate
Uses a sulky
Ukrainian-born Marxist, expelled from the Soviet Union by Stalin in 1929 and later assassinated
"Uh-oh! Here comes ___!"
Unsettling situation often navigated carefully
Unaffected by problems
USO presentation
Uncomplaining participants
Unlicensed rainbow catcher
used for scooping or spreading plaster or similar materials
Unlucky recipient of a horse statue
"Ur not wrong"
"Ur right"
"Ur so right"
"u right"
Unexcused absentee
Unauthorized absentees
United Arab Emirates, in old atlases
Used a dolly
Undeniably so
Unlike "alternative facts"
Unlike fake news
Unlike many rumors
Unwaveringly loyal
Unwaveringly staunch
"Uh-huh, you said it!"
Unconditional condition?
Unvarnished identity
Unlikely to betray
Unlikely to sell out
Umami topping for fries
Undoubted statement
Uncharitable parson in "Joseph Andrews."
U.S. writer Dalton ___
Upper East Side luxury apartment building
U.S. coin word
University-board member
U.N. commission
Unlikely to fail
U-turn from "Give up!"
Urging for a reluctant person
Urger's words
Use a fitting room
Use experimentally.
Use the dressing room
Use the fitting room
Unpublicized date
Undercover meetings?
Undercover under-cover events?
Ulysses S. Grant's anagrammatic advice regarding hangovers
US airport screener
US employer of 1000+ canines
USA officer employer
Users of millimeter wave scanners: Abbr.
Users of travelers' checks?
Ukase issuer
Unseen "Fiddler on the Roof" tyrant
Unseen villain in "Fiddler on the Roof"
U.S.-born poet's initials
Uganda pest
Ugandan pest
Ugandan pests
USAF E-6
USAF five-striper
USAF E-6's
Underwear top
Unisex apparel
"Uh-uh, bad!"
Utterance of a finger wagger
Uttered a noise of disapproval
Unit equaling approx. five mL
Unit of volume: Abbr.
"Until next time," briefly
"Until next time," in IM
"Until next time," in IMs
"Until next time," in a text
"Until next time," in texts
Unflattering word for a ship
Ungainly craft
Ungainly ship
Unwieldy boat
Unwieldy orchestra member
Unusual brass polish?
Underground in London
Underground tunnel.
Unit of lipstick
Underground navigation system
Underground edibles
undersea worm
Unit of margarine
Underground Railroad "conductor"
Underground Railroad icon Harriet
Underground Railroad leader
University of Arizona city
University of Arizona home
University of Arizona locale
University of Arizona location
University of Arizona setting
University of Arizona site
University of Arizona's home
Upset routine, holding party in royal house
U.S. Election Day, e.g.: Abbr.
U.S. Election Day: Abbr.
Unruly bit of hair
University at Medford, MA
University at Medford, Mass.
University in Medford
University in Medford, MA
University in Medford, Mass.
University in Medford, Massachusetts
University just outside Boston
University near Harvard
University of Massachusetts
University set on Walnut Hill
University whose mascot is Jumbo the elephant
Upholstery adornments
Useful boat.
Use a bit of force on
Use of the second person
ULAN Bator river
University at New Orleans.
University founded 1834.
University founded in 1834.
University that was originally the Medical College of Louisiana
University with a pelican mascot
Urn-shaped blossom
U.S. petroleum center
University city in the South.
University of ___ (the Golden Hurricane)
Unit of indigestion relief
Upheavel
Upright adjustment
Use a certain fork
Use a fork, in a way
Use a fork, maybe
Use a fork, perhaps
Use a fork, say
Use diapason
___ up (adjust)
Used a fork
Use the radio dial
Upright adjuster
Upright worker
Upright workers?
Uses the radio
Unisex garment of ancient Rome
Unisex gown of old Greece
Upper-body garment that's not tucked in
Utensil of note
Underground route
underground labyrinth
Underground routes
Uncle ___ (Wilco's predecessor)
Ultimate in smart town headgear
using or being a turbine generator that produces electricity usually for motive power
unstable flow of a liquid or gas
U or J follower
U, e.g.
U, for one
Use a steering wheel
Use, as a key
Unexpectedly came from behind
used for turning or serving food
Unforeseen development ... or a feature seen four times in this puzzle's answers?
Use an exit ramp
Underground item frequently swiped
Urban underground access
Uncovers, as evidence
Under the influence, in modern slang
Uncover, as evidence
used as paint thinner and solvent and medicinally
use of affectedly archaic language in novels, etc
University founded by Booker T. Washington
Under-wing taking
UNIVERSITY group class
University lesson
___ un tratto (all at once): It.
Unitard accompanier, perhaps
Ultra-formal wear
Union suit?
Usher's rental
Union suits?
Ushers' rentals
U. S. power project.
U. S. project of 1933
U.S. agcy. since 1933
U.S. corp. with a lot of power?
U.S. dam complex
U.S. energy complex
U.S. power complex
U.S. power facility
U.S. power project.
U.S.'s largest public utility
Utility org.
Utility org. created in F.D.R.'s New Deal
Un-adult "E!" rating?
Universal devices
"Up up and away" advertiser
"Up up and away" airline
"Up up and away" co.
"Up, up and away" carrier
"Up, up and away" carrier of old
"Up, up and away" company
"Up, up and away" defunct airline
"Up, up and away" defunct flier
"Up, up and away" flier
"Up, up, and away" carrier of the past
U.S. Airways competitor
U.S. airline, once
US Air rival
US Airways competitor, once
US Airways rival
USAir rival
USAirways competitor
USAirways rival
United competition
United competitor, once
United rival, once
United's rival
Untied rival
Uke sound
"Used to be," back in the day
Used to be, once
Used meth
University lecturer's material?
USUAL VACATION?
Use 140 characters max, in a way
Use Twitter
Use a burner account, maybe
Utilize Twitter
Updated one's followers, perhaps
Used a microblogging service
Unsteady walk while using social media?
Understand it may have leaves on it
Understand: Brit. Slang.
Unite closely.
U. S. Air staff chief.
U. S. A. F. fighter plane with double fuselage.
Upcoming 2017 TV revival
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