Letter U, Page 81 of 88 Pages (US)

Uses a key on
Uses a key on, perhaps
Uses a key, perhaps
Uses a keyboard
Uses a keyhole, perhaps
Uses a keyless entry system?
Uses a kiln, e.g.
Uses a Kindle
Uses a Kindle, e.g.
Uses a kitchen gadget
Uses a kitchen knife
Uses a knapsack
uses a knife
Uses a knocker
Uses a laser on
Uses a laser-jet
Uses a LaserJet
Uses a letter opener
Uses a letter opener on
Uses a lever
Uses a light scalpel on?
Uses a long form
Uses a long lens
Uses a lot
Uses a management training technique
Uses a manual, say
Uses a microwave
Uses a microwave, at times
Uses a mirror
Uses a mister
Uses a modern engine
Uses a mop on
Uses a mouse wheel
Uses a Moviola, in film-making
Uses a mute
Uses a nautilus
Uses a needle
Uses a needle and thread
Uses a needle, in a way
Uses a Nook or a Kindle
Uses a pacifier
Uses a pacifier or straw
Uses a paddle, perhaps
Uses a pair of scissors
Uses a paper towel
Uses a paper towel on, as a spill
Uses a paper towel, in a way
Uses a password
Uses a pattern
Uses a payment booklet
Uses a perch
Uses a pew
Uses a phone
Uses a pitcher
Uses a plane, e.g.
Uses a plus sign
Uses a pogo stick
Uses a potato gadget
uses a powder puff
Uses a powerful engine
uses a prie dieu
uses a radio
Uses a ray gun
Uses a ray-gun on
Uses a riflescope
Uses a rod and reel
Uses a rotary phone
Uses a rudder
Uses a sand wedge, say
Uses a sander
Uses a sander on
Uses a scale
Uses a scale from 1 to 10
Uses a scale from one to 10
Uses a scalpel
Uses a scissor
Uses a scope
Uses a scraper, perhaps
Uses a scythe
Uses a Selectric
Uses a sense
Uses a sense on scents
Uses a service late in the day
Uses a sewing shuttle
Uses a shaker
Uses a shortcut
Uses a shovel
Uses a shuttle
Uses a sickle, say
Uses a sieve
Uses a sight
Uses a Singer
Uses a slim jim
Uses a Smith-Corona
Uses a snifter
Uses a sofa
Uses a spa facility
Uses a spade
Uses a sponge
Uses a sponge on, say
Uses a spoon
Uses a spoon, perhaps
Uses a spray bottle
Uses a sprayer
Uses a spyglass
Uses a statistical model, perhaps
Uses a stool
Uses a stopwatch
Uses a stopwatch for
Uses a stopwatch on
Uses a stovetop
Uses a strainer
Uses a straw
Uses a straw, maybe
Uses a straw, perhaps
Uses a stun gun on
Uses a stylus
Uses a stylus on a credit card reader, e.g.
Uses a Swiffer, perhaps
Uses a swizzle stick
Uses a tap, perhaps
Uses a taser
Uses a Taser on
Uses a Taser on, maybe
Uses a teaspoon
Uses a tent
Uses a throne
Uses a tissue, maybe
Uses a touch system
Uses a towel
Uses a treadmill, maybe
Uses a treadmill, perhaps
Uses a trepan
Uses a trowel
Uses a tuffet
Uses a tuffet, e.g.
Uses a turntable, maybe
Uses a two-wheeler
Uses a username and password
Uses a vacuum
Uses a VCR
Uses a vegetable peeler
Uses a washer cycle
Uses a whetstone
Uses a whetstone on
Uses a wok
Uses a wrecking ball on
Uses a Zoom alternative
Uses adhesives
Uses again, as Tupperware
Uses an abacus
Uses an abacus, maybe
Uses an acetylene torch
Uses an aerosol
Uses an airborne defense
Uses an atomizer
Uses an awl
Uses an ax
Uses an axe
Uses an eggbeater
Uses an exit
Uses an icepack on
Uses an office machine
Uses an old phone
uses an online engine
Uses an outside line, say
Uses an oven
Uses an Underwood
Uses aniline
Uses another roll on
Uses as a basis
Uses as a bed
Uses as a chair
Uses as a crutch
Uses as a model
Uses as a pattern
Uses as a reference
Uses as a roost
Uses as a source
Uses as a target
Uses as partial payment
Uses as proof
Uses as support
Uses as sustenance
Uses ASL
Uses assonance
Uses auricular sense
Uses Avis, say
Uses binoculars, say
Uses blades on blades
Uses blue language
Uses brawn
Uses brilliantine
Uses Brillo
Uses by the day, say
Uses cajolery on
Uses caller ID
Uses caller ID, maybe
Uses camouflage
Uses certain shears
Uses charcoal
Uses crayons
Uses credit
Uses cross hairs
Uses crosshairs
Uses cues to decide who breaks
Uses deductive reasoning
Uses digits?
Uses discretion instead of valor, maybe
Uses Dixie diction
Uses Dollar, say
Uses eBay
Uses elbow grease
Uses elbow grease on
Uses Elmer's
Uses Elmer's on once more
Uses Elmer's, e.g.
Uses emery
Uses explosive charges
Uses eyes
Uses Facebook Chat, briefly
Uses FedEx
Uses FedEx again
Uses finger paint, for example
Uses finger paints, say
Uses for a fee
Uses for a month, say
Uses for a while
Uses for all it's worth
Uses for purchasing
Uses for snoozes
Uses for support
Uses for warmth, as wood
Uses for worn-out T-shirts
Uses force
Uses frugally
Uses Gchat, e.g.
Uses glue
Uses Gmail chat, e.g.
Uses Google Hangouts, briefly
Uses Grecian Formula, say
Uses gritty paper on
Uses hair rollers
Uses heated air or pediculicide on
Uses heating-cooling
Uses high-tech beams
Uses ICQ, perhaps
Uses impertinent language
Uses in an unfair way
Uses in desperation