| USAGERS | • usagers n. Plural of usager. • USAGER n. someone who has the use of anything in trust for another. |
| USANCES | • usances n. Plural of usance. • USANCE n. a generally accepted practice or procedure, also USAGE, USAUNCE. |
| USAUNCE | • usaunce n. Obsolete form of usance. • USAUNCE n. a generally accepted practice or procedure, also USAGE, USANCE. |
| USEABLE | • useable adj. Alternative spelling of usable. • USEABLE adj. that can be used, also USABLE. |
| USEABLY | • useably adv. Alternative form of usably. • USEABLE adv. that can be used, also USABLE. |
| USEFULS | • USEFUL n. (Australian) an odd job man. |
| USELESS | • useless adj. Without use or possibility to be used. • useless adj. Unhelpful, not useful; pointless (of an action). • useless adj. (Derogatory, of a person) Good-for-nothing; not dependable. |
| USHERED | • ushered v. Simple past tense and past participle of usher. • USHER v. to escort people to seats. |
| USTIONS | • ustions n. Plural of ustion. • USTION n. (obsolete) the act of burning, or the state of being burned. |
| USUALLY | • usually adv. Most of the time; less than always, but more than occasionally. • usually adv. Under normal conditions. • USUAL adv. customary. |
| USUCAPT | • usucapt v. (Transitive) To acquire by usucaption. • USUCAPT v. to acquire by long possession. |
| USURERS | • usurers n. Plural of usurer. • USURER n. one who lives by usury. |
| USURESS | • usuress n. (Rare) A female usurer. • USURESS n. a female money lender. |
| USURIES | • usuries n. Plural of usury. • USURY n. the lending of money at an exorbitant interest rate. |
| USURING | • usuring v. Present participle of usure. • usuring n. The practice of usury. • USURE v. (obsolete) to practise usuring. |
| USUROUS | • usurous adj. Alternative form of usurious. • USUROUS adj. (obsolete) relating to usury, also USURIOUS. |
| USURPED | • usurped v. Simple past tense and past participle of usurp. • USURP v. to seize and hold without legal authority. |
| USURPER | • usurper n. One who usurps. • USURPER n. one who usurps. |
| USWARDS | • uswards adv. Alternative form of usward. • USWARDS adv. (archaic) towards us, in our direction, also USWARD. |