9-Letter Words Containing U

Since the trouble storing uranium, we get life science

(used with a sing. verb) The study of the improvement of human functioning and well-being by improvement of living conditions.

""Of or belonging to the infraclass Eutheria, a division of mammals to which all the placental mammals belong.""

English word

""Having waters rich in mineral and organic nutrients that promote a proliferation of plant life, especially algae, which reduces the dissolved oxygen content and often causes the extinction of other organisms. Used of a lake or pond.""

Euxenite

Such purgatives use 'Vacant' indicators

Withdrawn with due caveat, possibly

Left an unsafe place

Didn't wait for the hurricane

Leaves due to a threat

Clears out a cute vase damaged

Clears out foolishly a cute vase

Sized up

Sized up getting moved out if Liberal becomes Conservative

English girl with posh date possibly given an assessment

Judges use a valet for dressing

Assesses, as the subject of a contract

Pans, perhaps

Professor, at times

Judgmental person

Appraiser

Come to pass

Come to pass.

Turn out that you ate 24 across

Change of life (wordplay)

Niche-finding process

Darwin's great theory

Evulsion

Former supermarket employee?

Former supermarket employee (wordplay)

UK's Treasury Department

Draught- - - , strips of foam rubber, metal etc. inserted into doors or windows

Less.

""The act of excluding, or of shutting out, whether by thrusting out or by preventing admission; a debarring; rejection; prohibition; the state of being excluded.""

Select story for one newspaper only

Select, high-class

Tabloid publisher's coup

Absolve (from a crime)

Free or clear from blame

Clear of charges

By a stream flowing outwards

Insure cox on pleasure trip

Outing curs, once it's charged

Sally's trip

Tending to digress

Joining former scoundrels, this person has to be going off-topic

Making detours, rescue injured, 10 and 4 in different places

Minor, maybe

Forgivable, pardonable

Justifiable

EXCUSE to free from blame or guilt

River separated worker from performer

Performer in river, wounded worker

Artist, performer

Executer

Carrying out, as one's duties

Running, as a program

Carrying out killing

Performance killing act

How something is done

Performance of capital detachment

Old style I incorporated in evening suit

Having the power to act

Management finish around four

They obey one's will

They will enforce wills

They have the will to settle things

""Pertaining to administration, or putting the laws in force; executive.""

Woman with great will power (wordplay)

Female appointed by a testator

Female with willpower

Needing a rest

He used tax form that's expired

Worn out as he taxed us horribly

""One who, or that which, exhausts or draws out.""

Relating to exogamy; marrying outside of the limits of one's own tribe; opposed to endogenous. endogenous.

Arising from external factors

Exordium

Revelations (of scandals, etc)

Film box datum

Photographers' concerns

Put forward by not including hit

Set forth in detail

Interpreted.

Former boxer (wordplay)

Show sedated one giving details

Old money about to be taken up to interpreter

Expulse

Removal, as from school

Action of forcing out

Dismissal

Having the power of driving out or away; serving to expel.

They delete

Expunge

Remove unsuitable material from (a text)

Remove unsuitable matter from (a text)

Remove obscene text

Like Faberge eggs

Very beautiful or sensitive

Very, very fine

Lessen the seriousness (of)

Lessen the seriousness of

Render less serious by giving excuses.

Extruder

Extrude

Way of shaping metal.

Something squeezed out

""Forced out at the surface; as, extrusive rocks; -- contrasted with intrusive.as, extrusive rocks; -- contrasted with intrusive.""

Extubate

Extubate

Merry from bubbly (wordplay)

Lively former queen (wordplay)

Exeunt bar, being in high spirits

To abound; to be in great abundance.

That's the outcome

Act of oozing

Sweat embarrassingly in a tuxedo (wordplay)

EXUDATE an exuded substance

Noun (-ance)

Triumphant happiness

Triumphant elation

Exuviate

Exuviate

Storytellers of a sort.

Joking, superficially (wordplay)

Playful aspect of promissory notes

Flip ace of suit out of sequence

Do-it-alls.

Jacks-of-all-trades

In truth, see you with this, fatally

In accordance with reality, with or without leading female

Natural powers

Sift a clue when playing marbles (wordplay)

Mental powers

Faithful

Use for ham (sliced) in a kind of loaf

Country place for Frau's home cooking

Old MacDonald's residence

She couldn't tell 'vat is baiser en Anglish'

A small bundle.

""FATEFUL critical, fraught with destiny""

Tyre is, by the sound of it

Wearisome fellow at first of Ireland's games nursing a half of Guinness

Fatuity

""FATUOUS foolish, inane""

Faubourg

Faulty

Perfect, to Naomi Osaka (wordplay)

Compliment for Steffi Graf (wordplay)

Impeccable, without error

FAUNIST someone who studies fauna

Fauteuil

Favourer

Favour

Very (literally, in frightened style)

In a frightened manner

Prolonged reprimand

Tan figure (anagram)

Remedy for a fever.

The state or quality of being feculent; muddiness; foulness.

To make fruitful or prolific.

Reproductive capacity

Fruitfulness

Food for farm animals

Criminal - foul noise (anagram)

Involved in crime

Foul noise disturbed criminal

Plant with seeds used for flavouring

Spice plant

Stylish European goes to marsh for its seeds

Like a hungry tiger

Savage as a wild beast

Very fierce

Ferrule

Trattoria type

Pasta

Cook cut it fine, serving Italian dish

Cut it fine when cooking pasta

Long ribbons of pasta

System of lords and vassals

Social order of medieval times.

Medieval social system

An upholder of feudalism.

The state or quality of being feudal; feudal form or constitution.

To reduce toa feudal tenure; to conform to feudalism.

Feudary

A tenant or vassal who held his lands of a superior on condition of feudal service; the tenant of a feud or fief.

A trustee in relation to a beneficiary

Figuline

Figurant

Hummel/Lladro collectibles

Prices broken by hollow iron statuettes

They're model little numbers around in here

Filature

Finitude

""Pl -ture [-ˈtʊəreɪ] (Music, other) Music embellishment, esp ornamentation added by the performer [Italian: a blossoming]""

Little flowers of ornament introduced into a melody by a singer or player.

Screen in front of grate

Hearth screen

It's useless when chocolate figure's misshapen and rigid, as Cockney says

Personnel office, to some (wordplay)

Personnel office, to some?

Love of a Lifetime band

Hydrants

Fissure

""Having the form or nature of a fistula; as, a fistulous ulcer. as, a fistulous ulcer.""

Fan used in religious ceremonies

Whiplike cell part

Taillike part in bacteria.

In botany a long thin supple shoot or runner

Torches

Burning or flaming torches

Lighted torches

Torches

Jet engine failures

Outmoded camera accessory

Old camera attachment

Source of light for photo

A small cube that contains four flashbulbs and that rotates automatically to the next unused bulb when a picture is taken with the camera to which it is attached.

Flashgun

""A gas discharge tube used in an electronic flash to produce a brief, intense flash of light.""

Accommodation unlet - perhaps it's windy

Suffering from wind or gas

Removed fault fast when windy

They show off flat and nurse shudders!

Ostentatious displayers.

Flaunty

Female relative in liaison, showing off

Ostentatiously displaying

Affair in which one sees relation showing off

Musicians list Faust as awkward

Certain woodwind players

Orchestra members

Likely to evoke yums

Yummy

Tasty

Flavour

Tufts of woolly hair - cell focus (anagram)

A small tuft

Do-nothing Congress (wordplay)

Hardly the Ritz

Cheap, cramped living quarters

Flouncy

Moving in an overdramatic way

Fish goes to the bottom to cross lake

Struggles clumsily

Is Florence flat below the South (wordplay)

FLOUR to cover with a finely ground meal or grain

Abounding with flowers.

Constantly varying complaint by badly cut worker

Vary irregularly, rise and fall

Waver, go this way and that

Shift back and forth

Fluency

Most superficial

FLUIDAL resembling {fluid=n}

Fluidise

Fluidise

Fluidize

""FLUIDIZE to make fluid, also FLUIDIFY, FLUIDISE""

Fluidize

The state of being flluid; fluidity.

Fluidram

At a loss

Confounded

Bewildered

Confuses

Fluorene

Emit light when irradiated

Glow under a black light

Glow with radiation

Fluoride

Fluorine

Fluorite

""FLUOR a mineral form of calcium fluoride, also FLUORITE""

""FLUOR a mineral form of calcium fluoride, also FLUORITE""

""FLUOR a mineral form of calcium fluoride, also FLUORITE""

Mineral used in the manufacture of glass

Flurry

FLUSH to clean by a gush of water

The state of being flush; abundance.

Hot and bothered

In quite a state, put out

Having lost one's composure

Describing Lily Pons' voice

Sort of thin on the blower, by the sound of it

Quivered and ran off with voice stifled

What the bird did and spoke out at last

Perhaps used its wings having spoken at last

Word for a butterfly.

Fluxgate

""Pertaining to, or having the nature of, fluxion or fluxions; variable; inconstant.""

FOCUS a point in which rays converge

FOCUS a point in which rays converge

Focus

Fogfruit

It's edible

Type of Chinese pad for the consumers

Bit of sustenance

Corn, say? It'll affect one's game

Podiatrist's concern

This leads to bad service at court

A yard in front (wordplay)

Attack area for Graf

Open space for said hall of justice

Try early, without the relevant facts

Apt not to remember

Inclined not to remember

Absent-minded

Forjudge

Forjudge

Produced by mechanically followed rules

Unimaginative motor-racing clubs

Too predictable, as a plot

Stated; prescribed; ritual.

Put down on paper: '3D meat, flour'

To reduce to a formula; to formulate.

Ability to face adversity

Mental and emotional strength

Courage through adversity

Blessed with good luck

Like lottery winners

Lucky yet strange turn o' fate

Happening.

""A fatal disease of honeybee larvae caused by one of several types of bacteria, including Bacillus alvei.""

Discovered reed at sea sank

Came to grief

Filled with water and sank.

Baby left in establishment

Abandoned child discovered by Heather

The sixth of Henry VIII

Plants with molds

Discovered a sire there for casting

Metalworking plants

Novel of hauntings? Not H. G. Wells!

Water sources

Water jets

Start of a noted address

First word of a famous address.

Start of a Lincoln address

Groups of golfers.

Groups on double dates, for example

Golf matches.

Fourteen

They're all in a pack

Hunters' helpers

I'm surprised about vote cutting money reserved for dogs

Foxhunt