Letter U 38750–39000

Unprotected against loss. unintelligibly U in USSR U. S. A. (with "the"). U.A.W., for one USA, during the Civil War Upper inner corner of a flag. uniting or being united United Kingdom flag United Kingdom symbol UNITED National Independence Party Unlike anything else Unharmonized performance Undivided entity United whole University can set up module Used to count UNIT (Unit.) UPS part USA, in full UTAHAWAII U.K. endlessly, endlessly sampling retro group with only one member (4,3) UC part: Abbr. UCLA part: Abbr. UCLA, e.g. UNLV part: Abbr. USC part: Abbr. Unpaired, as a chromosome unravelled U.S. serviceman whose tomb is always guarded Undo the shoestrings of Unfastening. unwept Unfasten something tied down untie the lashing of Unfasten (a door) Untwist a ship's rope Untwist, as a rope: Naut. Untwist, as rope strands untwist (a rope or cable) to separate its strands Unusual state of a small apartment. Up for grabs, in a way Unique from unlighted Use a key on Use a key on a door Use a pick on, perhaps Use one's key Utilize the right combination Uses a key Untie, as a restraint Unbecoming a male person. unsuitable or forbidden as a topic of conversation UNITED Nations Mission to Liberia UNCOINED Use a claw hammer unobserved Unnamed individual from Italy unyoked unfazed not troubled Undo a braid. unplowed unbroken land unknown in advance unfit for print because morally or legally objectionable or offensive to good taste Unpenetrated. unlikely to bring about favorable results or enjoyment UNDO knitted fabric UNKNITTED unrealizable unrecognized unwind from a reel Unease; disturbance Uneasiness; turmoil UNITED Nations Relief Works Agency Us on the Unter den Linden Us, in Berlin Us, in Bonn Us, in Essen Us, in Leipzig Us, in Ulm Us, to Hans Us, to Ulrich Us: Ger. Us: German. us German words unsandaled Unslaked. untaught people whose verbal skills are grossly deficient UNITED Nations Special Commission Unloosen by turning. Unusual for the time of year "Ugh, I'll never be able to __ that!" Uncover a sword unfasten (the snap or catch) of (something) Uses cream rinse unutilised unwind from spool Use Liquid-Plumr, say Use a plunger Use a snake on Uses a snake on undo the straps fastening (something) in position UNKNOWN subject (colloq.) "Unwept, unhonored and ___." unsuspicious Uglify a pretty Wall Street critter? Under: Ger. unthrifty person Undo what was tied Undo laces Undo sneakers Up through Up to a time Up to such time as Up to that moment Up to the point when Up to the time Up to the time of/up to the moment Up to the time that Up to, but not beyond Up to, but not past "... ___ us a son is given" (Isaiah) "...___ us a child is born" "___ us a child . . . " "___ us a son is given" "___ us a son..." Until: Poet. Untraversed. Unwind; untwist U.S. motto word Unesco medium of exchange. uncommonness by virtue of being unusual unweary untwist from a wreathed shape Union of the Population of Angola "Up, ___ Away," 1967 song hit Unexpectedly split Untenably positioned unaccented beat Unaccented strokes, in music up the coast United States author upward movement of air or other gas UNITED Peasants Party Unceremoniously flipped Use a higher standard. upriver used of high or hilly country Undesirable berth upward blow Unwanted piano key noise? USPO competitor UMBC over Virginia, e.g. Underdog victory Underdog's achievement Underdog's coup Underdog's dream Underdog's feat Underdog's goal Underdog's hope Underdog's thrill Underdog's triumph Underdog's victory Underdog's win Underdog's win, e.g. Unexpected defeat Unexpected game outcome Unexpected loss Unexpected sports loss Unexpected sports outcome Unexpected sports result Unexpected sports win Unexpected triumph Unexpected victory Unexpected win Unhappy; knock over Underdog victories Underdog's feats Underdog's goals Underdogs' victories Unexpected defeats Unexpected finishes: Sports. Unexpected sports results Unexpected tournament results Unexpected victories Unexpected wins Unpredictable results UKRAINIAN Party of Socialists-Federalists Ultimate results up a or the slope UPWARD movement of pen upward line Understanding: Colloq. Unlike slow songs Unduly tense Until (this moment) US residential area US urban residential area upward trend or improvement U. N. postal agency: Abbr. upwards UNIT record U.S.S.R. mountains U.S.S.R.'s ___ Mountains Ufa's mountains Ukrainian-Russian river Unnavigable river of Russia U.S.S.R. high spots U as in "nuclear" U, elementally U, to chemists U-turn from rural Unlike the country Unlike the sticks Univ. of Illinois site University of Illinois ___-Champaign University of Illinois city University of Illinois locale University of Illinois site U.S. Census Bureau designation Unauthorized explorer of city tunnels and sewers Unauthorized underground city explorer URBANIZE (alt.) Uncontrolled city growth Uncontrolled development around a city Uncontrolled growth around a city Uncontrolled growth into areas adjoining the edge of a city Unrestricted city expansion ... and what begins in the circled letters (and ends in uncircled ones for you to find) Uni, at a sushi restaurant Ultravox frontman Midge Ultravox leader Midge Ultravox singer Midge Ultravox's Midge URINARY constituent URINE, nitrogeneous constituent of URINE into cellular tissue, extravasation of URINE passage from bladder to outside the body URETHRA-repairing operation U. S. chemist U. S. chemist, Nobel prizewinner, 1934. U. S. chemist, discoverer of heavy hydrogen. U. S. chemist, worker at Site Y. U. S. scientist. U.S. chemist who discovered deuterium U. S. chemist and family Ulan Bator's old name Ulan Bator, formerly Ulan Bator. Use persuasion.