Letter U 39500–39750

Unforced force Up to the electorate Use a ballot Use a certain machine Use the ballot Use the polls Use your democratic "voice" Unseated, with "out" Used a certain machine Unseat, in a way U.S. woman since 1920 U.N. declarations Underwood received 24 Unseats, as an elected official Unified group in an election UDMURT ASSR hydro-electric power station Uttered swear words? U or I, e.g. Unmanned NASA mission of the '70s Unmanned space probe launched Aug. 20, 1977 U.S. Naval Observatory residents Upscale aging grade undergo vulcanization Unfit for young ears Uncouth Pancho? Underthing that's part of a bleeped phrase? URUBU Unscrupulous predator U.S.S.R. enterprise U.S. army org. Uniformed Englishwomen. U. K. servicewomen U.S. Army Corps member U.S. military member between '42 and '78 U.S. servicewoman U.S.A. distaffer U.S.A. member USO patron U.S. city whose name is composed of two state abbreviations U.S. radio station whose call letters spell the name of its city U.S. Army females, until 1978 US mil. members Unit of chewing tobacco Unit of crumpled paper Untidy bundle. Used tissue shape Ungainly gait Use a fishing stream Use hip boots Use hip boots, e.g. Use hip boots, maybe Use hip boots, perhaps Use the kiddie pool Use the pool's shallow end Use water shoes Utilize hip boots Used galoshes Used hip boots Used hip boots, perhaps Used hip boots, say Used the children's pool Used wellies, say Undertake with gusto Uses the kiddie pool Using the kiddie pool, say Usually dry gullies of Africa Used Kleenex, e.g. Used Kleenexes, e.g. U.S.A.F. auxiliary U.S.A.F. woman U.A.R. political group Ultrathin crackers Use the mutuels Union contract detail Union's bargaining item Used a bookie Union topic Union's bargaining topic Union's concern Undertaking, as a war U. K. freight car University of Virginia players, familiarly Unclaimed piece of property Urchin, perhaps Users of the Wall U. S. Chief Justice, 1874–88. US chief Justice: 1874-1888 "Umm... what did you just say...?" "Umm... say that last thing again?" "___ up and smell the coffee!" U.S. Pacific atoll United States island taken by Japs. University in Winston-Salem, N.C. Unable to sleep "__ Up Before You Go-Go" U.K. country sharing a name with large sea mammals United Kingdom land Used extreme caution, in old Rome? Unbelievable strut? Unrecruited athlete Unrecruited athlete's bottleful? *Unfortunate way to leave a ship Upstanding Chinese feature? used to divide or enclose an area or to support another structure usually in combination: person in charge of or employed at a particular thing Unsafe biblical structure U.S. money market US company that operates as Best Price in India UAL/NORTHWEST merger honoring an Oscar-winning actor U.S. ambassador to Japan, 1993-96 Unofficial Aussie anthem Unofficial Australian "anthem" U. S. eider used by certain Native American peoples as jewelry or currency U.S.'s largest S&L until its 2008 collapse Under-the-weather-looking Urge to roam. Urge to travel Underhandedly obtain Unnatural lack of color Uncle Sam poster word U-turn from peace Unfortunate fact of life in Sudan Ugandan alcoholic drink made from bananas Undecided activists? Uniter during a conflict, maybe Urban division Urban districts Urban voting districts Useful articles. Ulysses S. Grant, e.g. United States artist who was a leader of the Pop Art movement Underheated up Heat ___ up (prepared for a workout) ___ up to (became genial) Utensil for a chef ___ up (becomes friendly) Urge caution Use a Bac-a-Larm Use a tocsin Utter "...or else!" USS Enterprise speed factor Unattainable "Star Trek" velocity Undertaking that covers sale U.S. chief justice, 1953-69 Underground burrow network Underground home Ugly imperfection Unattractive bump Unsightly blemish Unsightly bump Unsightly growth Unsightly hand bump Unwanted bump Unattractive aspects Unflattering biographer's inclusions Used to exist Used to live Use a lavabo Use soap on Use the sink Under-the-hood cleaner Uses soap and water U.S. state named for the first president U.S. hero UNITED States District of Columbia capital UNITED States capital University at St. Louis Unopposed candidate: 1789 University in Lexington, Va. Use a hose on Utter failures Unloading of shares followed by a quick repurchase Used to be cool Used to be part of Unhelpful spelling aid #2 Unhelpful spelling tip #5 U.S. aircraft carrier. U.S. carrier Upper-crust sort, stereotypically U. S. airplane engines. Under-eave buzzers Upper-crust sorts, stereotypically Useful pest-control agents for cannabis growers Unbuttered toast at Christmas Use carelessly or throw away unnecessarily Underutilize Underutilize, say Unnecessary cost Use carelessly Use inefficiently Use inefficiently, as time Use inefficiently, like time Use profligately. Use recklessly Use unwisely Use unwisely, as time Use up needlessly Useless venture unused excess material Used extravagantly Underachiever's issue UNECONOMIC Unfrugal Unwanted materials Underutilizes, say Using poorly Usual gift for a retiree "Use a mirror to practice puckering" Universal solvent found in oceans UNIVERSAL body solvent within which all solutes, including electrolytes are dissolved UNIVERSAL solvent Use a hose on, as a garden Undulating furniture Undulating mattress Utility invoice affected by dishwasher use Umbrella bead Used a sprinkler Used the hose Underground river that causes tremors? Undoing, figuratively Urban pipes Utility measurer Utility usage gauge United States actress and singer Upper bound of an aquifer Upper surface of an aquifer Unit of electrical power named after a Scottish engineer Unit approximately equal to 1/746 horsepower Unit commonly following "40," "60," "75" and "100" Unit equivalent to one joule per second Unit named for a Scot Unit named for a Scottish engineer Unit of electrical power Unit of power, in physics. Unit of radiant flux Unit often preceded by kilo- Unit on a Sylvania product unit Bulb unit Power Unit of energy equivalent to 3,600 joules unit of energy equal to the power of one watt operating for an hour Units for bulbs Units listed on light bulb packages Units named after a Scottish engineer Units of electric power. Units of power Unrest 1965 site unrest site 1965 march site