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➠ Words with u - 4 Letters

List contains 1943 Words that "u" contain.

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buzz
  • - Hive of activity?
  • - Moonwalker's activity in the colonies?
  • - Activity
  • - Flurry of activity
  • - ...... Aldrin, US astronaut
  • - ... Bissinger, "Friday Night Lights" author whose name is related to 13a
  • - American astronaut, .... Aldrin
  • - Slight feeling of intoxication
  • - ... Lightyear ("Toy Story" astronaut)
  • - Thrill you get from drones?
  • - continuous drone
  • - Bee music?
  • - Pleasant caffeine rush
  • - Excitement (inf)
  • - fly sound
  • - Bleep, audible warning
  • - Continuous hum
  • - jeopardy! players and bees do it
  • - Feeling of excitement
  • - WWII V-1 pilotless aircraft (informal)
  • - Sound of a bumble bee
  • - Bustle about
  • - Call large bird, not difficult in East London
  • - Thrill; bee's sound
  • - Noise of bee
  • - Telephone, informally
  • - Drone from Rush
  • - Sound from a beehive
  • - Military clipping?
  • - Noise of bees
  • - Dreaded game show sound
  • - Bee's sound
  • - Woody's helmeted "Toy Story" pal
  • - Caffeine-induced state, slangily
  • - Overcaffeinated feeling
  • - Sort of signal
  • - Phone call, informally
  • - Marine haircut
  • - Apiary sound
  • - Crew cut, slangily
  • - Fly low over
  • - Fly an airplane low.
  • - Sound of a hymenopter.
  • - Hum ....
  • - Astronaut Aldrin
  • - Humming sound
  • - Short cut?
  • - Word on the street
  • - Rumor
  • - Scuttlebutt
  • - Talk incessantly
  • - Gossip
  • - Wrong
  • - Sound of excitement
  • - Hype
  • - Excitement.
  • - Drone
  • - Beehive sound
  • - Bee sound
  • - Ring ......
  • - Sound made by the wings of a bee in flight
  • - aldrin's bumble bee impersonation?
user
  • - Operator from American internet centre
  • - Dismiss account from person blaming addict
  • - Person taking advantage of devious ruse
  • - Person who might read a computer manual
  • - Person calling a customer service line
  • - Person who takes advantage of someone else
  • - person with login credentials
  • - Escort gets rid of heron for addict
  • - Person who operates something
  • - Person consuming software, which might be friendly
  • - Person calling tech support
  • - Account creator, maybe
  • - Hard to avoid Escort or a person on horse, say
  • - Online account owner
  • - Person reading a manual
  • - Person who might need a password to sign in
  • - operator; addict
  • - Person who buys software
  • - Person studying a gadget's manual
  • - Person with an Instagram or Twitter account, say
  • - Addict given bum steer off and on
  • - Person logging into a computer
  • - Person rating an app, probably
  • - Person who might contact tech support
  • - Person who has an app
  • - One who takes advantage of you and me with little hesitation
  • - American King Edward was one engaged in operating it
  • - End ..
  • - ...-friendly app (easy to operate)
  • - Wearer of baggy trousers
  • - Software downloader
  • - developer's consideration
  • - he avails himself of various erudite journals
  • - american here having removed coat is one operating something?
  • - ...-friendly (easy to operate app, say)
  • - Ruse (anag.); sure (anag.)
  • - ... manual (product guide)
  • - ...-friendly (simple to operate)
  • - employer's new ruse
  • - Employer in House rebuffed
  • - Disheartened attendant serves customer
  • - The U in EULA
  • - App downloader, say
  • - ...-friendly (like a superb app)
  • - Employer taken in because resentful
  • - One who consumes or operates
  • - Tech support seeker, typically
  • - reader of a tech manual
  • - Tech support caller, typically
  • - "...... friendly" (sci-fi collection)
  • - One who employs American First Lady?
  • - One making sure he doesn't waste a thing
  • - Client US employer cleaned out
  • - Consumer or operator
  • - Operator of software
  • - App starter
  • - Employer admitted to serious error
  • - ... error (computer problem that's not the computer's fault)
  • - Play Store surfer, perhaps
  • - The "U" in U.X.
  • - operator needing some refuse removed
  • - ....-friendly; easy to learn
  • - Operator in serious error
  • - Tweeter on Twitter, for example
  • - one with a login id
  • - he is sure to change things to his purposes
  • - One who reads a manual
  • - Daily Themed Crossword player, for one
  • - icon tapper
  • - mac operator, e.g.
  • - Customer (in service industry)
  • - employer cuts odds on bum steer
  • - The 'U' in UX engineer
  • - the "u" in ux designer
  • - ......-friendly (easy to figure out)
  • - word with friendly or interface
  • - Wearer of long trousers
  • - Fraudster's release? Drafts for consumer!
  • - What Eddie Dean is
  • - one exploiting others
  • - techie, say
  • - a ruse to upset the employer
  • - Grindr downloader
  • - App bug reporter
  • - one that takes drug at university swears regularly
  • - Employer restricted by house rules
  • - Someone who often takes but never gives
  • - Word before 'ID' or 'base'
  • - how one rues being a consumer
  • - Worker of a mouse and keyboard
  • - "U" in UGC
  • - Name that goes with a password?
  • - pinterest poster, e.g.
  • - Seeker of tech support
  • - Word before manual or error
  • - Employer requiring superior, faultless service
  • - Word before 'friendly' or 'base'
  • - One with log-in credentials
  • - Someone who carries out the action described in 2d
  • - Web surfer, say
  • - "U" in UX
  • - it's sure to upset an employer
  • - ...-friendly gadget
  • - One who buys your product
  • - ...-friendly (something that is easy to utilize)
  • - Recipient of in-app support
  • - iPad operator, say
  • - ...-friendly (easy to use)
  • - ...-friendly, something that is simple to operate
  • - ...-friendly (like a great app)
  • - ...-friendly (easy to work with)
  • - One who creates a password, say
  • - Employer's cat second to be taken
laud
  • - Acclaim
  • - Sing many praises of (anagram of "dual")
  • - Glorify; extol
  • - Praise nobleman, say
  • - Praise a double somersault
  • - Praise archbishop and nobleman aloud
  • - praise twofold return
  • - praise twofold backing
  • - Primate and lord mentioned in history
  • - praise a nobleman, we hear
  • - a double round to celebrate
  • - Publicly praise
  • - Glorify God for all to hear
  • - Celebrate twofold backing
  • - Praise a youth about to start up
  • - praise, glorify, or honour
  • - Praise for an accomplishment
  • - Word aptly found in 'plaudits'
  • - Sing praises
  • - praise the king, i say
  • - To praise highly
  • - Say a few good words (about)
  • - Offer praise
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury, executed 1645
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury, d. 1645
  • - Celebrate
  • - Praise highly
  • - Extol
  • - Speak highly of
  • - Sing the praises of
  • - Panegyrize
  • - Heap praise upon
  • - Praise to the heavens
  • - Praise, glorify
  • - Highly praise
  • - Heap kudos on
  • - Heap praises on
  • - Praise to the skies
  • - Shower with praise
  • - Eulogize
  • - Pay tribute to
  • - Commend
  • - Pay tribute.
  • - Give kudos.
  • - Pat on the back
  • - Give kudos to
  • - Give props to
  • - Heap praise on
  • - Give praise to
  • - Say good things about
  • - Talk up
  • - Pile praise on
  • - Give glory to
  • - Express praise for
  • - Throw kudos at
  • - Boy must accept university honour
  • - Bring praise to
  • - Exalt
  • - Lavish praise on
  • - Glorify or heap praise on
  • - Sing one's praises
  • - Give a glowing review to
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury executed for treason in 1645
  • - Rave about what's discovered in annual audit
  • - Bestow kudos on
  • - Heap kudos upon
  • - Praise boy going around university
  • - William --, English prelate who was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1633 to 1645
  • - Name of archbishop; praise
  • - Give a glowing review
  • - Praise in a big way
  • - Sing a paean to
  • - Lionize
  • - Speak well of
  • - Pass out praise
  • - Praise or extol
  • - Compliment lavishly
  • - Pay homage to
  • - Compliment
  • - Write an ode to
  • - Give two thumbs up
  • - Write a hymn to, say
  • - Tout
  • - Give a big hand, say
  • - Kind of lute
  • - Give encomiums
  • - Doxologize
  • - Macarize
  • - Pay honor to
  • - Bestow kudos
  • - Spanish lute.
  • - English prelate.
  • - Hymn of praise
  • - Praise
  • - Glorify
  • - Honor
  • - Applaud
  • - Hail -
  • - william —, archbishop of canterbury from 1633-45
  • - Sing high praises
  • - praise titled figure on radio
full
  • - the lunar phase that occurs when the moon is on the opposite side of earth from the sun
  • - Phase between waxing gibbous and waning gibbous
  • - Moon phase
  • - Like the hunter's moon
  • - One phase of the moon.
  • - Kind of moon
  • - ...-time job (longer than part-time)
  • - "A Sky ... of Stars," Coldplay's Grammy-nominated song that topped the charts in Italy and Portugal
  • - ... house (packed venue)
  • - generous amount of fun for £50
  • - Running over those characters starting for all sides today
  • - F on a gauge
  • - Carey left carefully, being satiated
  • - Chubby seal.
  • - Booked, in a sense
  • - No room for more
  • - Occupied with being generous?
  • - What "F" means on a gas gauge
  • - Gas-tank reading
  • - Brimming over.
  • - Image on the "E.T." poster
  • - Chock-a-block
  • - Like the Rose Bowl, with 92,542 spectators
  • - What "F" may mean
  • - Had enough of awful loathsome characters inside
  • - At maximum capacity
  • - With no room to spare
  • - Had enough of wonderful looking characters inside
  • - Wonderful looking characters inside had enough
  • - Jam-packed
  • - Out of room
  • - Not empty
  • - At capacity
  • - (Of a figure) plump or rounded
  • - Theater with no seats?
  • - So, Nora leaves on all fours with a heavy feeling
  • - Comprehensive with no spare places
  • - 'F' on a gas gauge
  • - Able to eat no more
  • - With 66-Across, back to the beginning ... or a description of 21- and 48-Down?
  • - Gas tank status
  • - Gauge reading
  • - Parking lot sign
  • - Like Santa's bag on Christmas Eve
  • - Gas-gauge reading
  • - Tank reading
  • - Having no available seats
  • - Bouffant
  • - Like Kubrick's Metal Jacket
  • - At the max
  • - Overcrowded
  • - Mark on a fuel tank
  • - "...... fathom five . . . ": Shak.
  • - Word with speed or house
  • - Kind of house or speed
  • - Kind of house
  • - Parking-garage sign
  • - Crowded with.
  • - Wall-to-wall
  • - House of Cards?
  • - Mattress choice
  • - Occupied
  • - Completely occupied
  • - Loaded
  • - Packed
  • - Brimming
  • - Well-fed
  • - Well-stocked
  • - Well supplied
  • - Unable to eat another bite
  • - Stuffed
  • - Replete
  • - Filled
  • - Unable to eat any more
  • - Gassed up
  • - Satiated
  • - No longer hungry
  • - Abundant
  • - Overflowing
  • - Sated.
  • - .... house
  • - Quip, part 3
  • - Complete
  • - Total
  • - All-inclusive
  • - Adequate
  • - Agatha Christie's "A Pocket ...... of Rye"
  • - Teeming (with)
  • - Not lacking in any essential
  • - Complete especially in detail
  • - Satisfied or satiated
  • - The ...... Monty, 1997 comedy
  • - Opposite of empty
  • - Top gas gauge reading
  • - "... House," popular '80s sitcom starring John Stamos and Bob Saget
hums
  • - Chugs on all cylinders
  • - Accompanies musically sans words
  • - Operates well
  • - Indistinct sounds of mingled voices
  • - Works efficiently
  • - Sings to oneself
  • - Bombinates
  • - Insect noises
  • - Bee sounds
  • - Sounds of a kind
  • - Is full of activity.
  • - Insect sounds.
  • - Sings in a certain way.
  • - Is full of activity: Colloq.
  • - Factory noises.
  • - Sings a tune.
  • - Really cooks
  • - Song sounds
  • - Runs smoothly
  • - Runs smoothly, as an engine
  • - Runs well
  • - Drones
  • - Bustles
  • - Buzzes
  • - Engine sounds.
  • - Goes "mmm mmm mmm mmm," maybe
  • - sounds, as bees
  • - Sounds from smoothly running machines
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