10-Letter Words Containing U

Unfamiliar with mathematical concepts and methods.

Like a very bad summer

Not good in math

Innumerable.

Inoculant

Used a syringe on

Gave a shot to

Prevents from, in a way

Protects from disease

Protects, as from a virus

Immunity bestower of sorts

Doctor, at times

One who vaccinates

""To unite by apposition or contact, as two tubular vessels at their extremities; to anastomose.""

Inpouring

Inquiet

Disturbed state; uneasiness either of body or mind; restlessness; disquietude.

Inquiline

Excessively harsh questioner

One in search of heretics

Torquemada was one

Insculp

In a self-conscious manner

With doubt

Lack of confidence; anxiety

Lack of confidence

Waspish, it might be, about Geller's unease (wordplay)

Revealing depth in this gulf at sea

Aware one new landmark is mostly crowded

Like astute observations

Meant but didn't say

Stealthily implied

Got at

Imparts artfully

Slyly suggests

Hints at

His gibes are snide

Artful gossip

Insoluble

Light-hearted - in auctions (anagram)

Union I cast wrongly as unconcerned

Happy-go-lucky

The college day started

An institutor.

M.I.T., F.I.T., and R.P.I.

Parts of universities.

Sets up professional bodies

""One who institutes, founds, ordains, or establishes.""

Taught

Teacher measures hill after short climb

One who makes the grade

He trains this month with old policemen by the hill

Player's choice (wordplay)

Flute or lute

Musician's ax

Blow DDT around

The state of being insulated.

Sometime ailment of New Yorkers.

Narrow-mindedness.

Setting apart

Attic covering, maybe

Non-conducting covering material

Covering on electrical wires.

Insulator

Protections for unorthodox Iran census

Trained gunners in reserve for rebellion

Uprising.

At home son meets pressure, causing rebellion

Rebellion in South leads to need for speedy action

Revolt

Gunners sit plotting with rebels

They're the fellows at the bottom of what ruins the top

Mutineers

Outer protective covering, such as skin

Natural covering such as skin or exoskeleton

The region of higher land between two rivers that are in the same drainage system.

FUSED fuse

Interfuse

GROUP to arrange in a group (a collection)

Lulls, for example

Breaks resulted in disruption

They may be romantic

At the dark of the moon.

A time of invisibility from Margaret Atwood

Of the interval when the moon is invisible.

Heckles, say

Butts in

UNION the state of being united

Onetime transit

Early supertrolley.

Bury, old city stop between Leeds and Manchester (wordplay)

Intitule

Kind of contest

Type of competition.

Within certain limits.

English word

They plot

Plotters

Word said while stroking one's chin

Arousing curiosity

Conspiring; fascinating

Brought in, making right deduction

Brought into use

Brought forward

He makes acquaintances

Variety show emcee, for example

Presents discounter ordered (wordplay)

Makes acquainted with

Offers fantastic reductions

Busybody's specialties.

Uninvited visitations to unrestricted suitor's inn

A number of disturbances distracts trains of thought

Intrusive

Intrust

Intubate

""The introduction of a tube into an organ to keep it open, as into the larynx in croup.""

INTUIT to know without conscious reasoning

A&R guys have them, perhaps

Inunction

Inundate

Swirling in and out in flood

Audit on inn destroyed by flood

A flood

Inundator

INUNDATOR

Things passed into use

Having incalculable worth

Extremely useful

Very useful, home price covering rebuilt lab

Inestimably.

""Pertaining to, possessing, or like, an involucrum.""

Involucre

See Involucre. Involucre.

Involute

The act of involving or infolding.

Some Dublin pub goers (wordplay)

Slightly flawed items

Baker Street group

On the fence

Tories' rule broken, lacking purpose ...

Of two minds

Irruption

Fuel gases

""An essential amino acid, C 6 H 13 NO 2 , that is isomeric with leucine.""

Jackfruit

Jacquerie

Jaculate

""A South American wild cat (Felis jaguarondi), having a long, slim body and very short legs. Its color is grayish brown, varied with a blackish hue. It is arboreal in its habits and feeds mostly on birds. Felis jaguarondi), having a long, slim body and very short legs. Its color is grayish brown, varied with a blackish hue. It is arboreal in its habits and feeds mostly on birds.""

Grayish wildcat

Jailhouse

Jaundice

Lively self-confidence

Breezy liveliness

The high spirits of one in pleasure trip to a Scottish loch (wordplay)

Mistrustful feelings.

Lack of maturity

Insipid quality

Jejunity

JESUITIC pertaining to a {jesuit=n}

Jesuitism

Swing dances just get rib broken

Devotees of swing.

Swings, in a way

From jail, outcry of good-humour

Fun characterized by humor

Outcry with jail riots? Sign of wit is needed

Jointure

The talk of the fourth estate (wordplay)

Hackneyed style in certain newspapers

Jargon of poor news reports etc.

Yellow pages, at times (wordplay)

Field that has many sources

Field of Walter Cronkite

William Allen White.

Newsman who keeps a diary initially...

One who spoons and scoops

To enter or record in a journal or diary.

Journeyer

Journey

Adequately competent worker

Competent, but not exceptional, worker

Tourist perhaps is reliable but not outstanding

JOURNEY to {travel=v}

Joyful

The emotion of great happiness.

JOYOUS {joyful=adj}

Jubilance

In a joyous manner

A person celebrating a jubilee.

Jubilate

High spirits.

Triumphal rejoicing

Triumphant feeling

Judgement

Judgeship

Tending to moralize

Fault-finding referee rumoured to be mad!

Excessively critical

""Pertaining to the administration of justice; dispensing justice; judicial; as, judicatory tribunals. as, judicatory tribunals.""

""The state or profession of those employed in the administration of justice; also, the dispensing or administration of justice.""

In a judicial capacity or judicial manner.

Relentlessly destructive force or object

1974 film starring Richard Harris

Overwhelming, advancing force

Jugglery

Jugulate

Juicehead

Julienne

JUNCTION an intersection

Adjective meaning resembling

Juniorate

Junketeer

Justiciar

Justifier

Justify

Justness

Youthfulness; adolescence.

Placed next to for contrasting effect

Put side by side

Side by side.

Places side by side

Marked by bureaucratic absurdity

Menacingly complex, as a bureaucracy

Nightmarishly illogical, in a way

Punished beneath a ship

Punished mainly by the captain

Reprimanded Kelvin and editor over fish catch

KERATIN a fibrous protein

Kerfuffle

Kerplunk

Musical cookery (wordplay)

Spirit trapped before it gets beaten

Large percussion instrument

Keybutton

Keypunch

Tillie the Toiler

Keypunch

One on an Israeli cooperative

Unconsolidated form of diatomite

Kilojoule

Chinese gooseberries, more familiarly

Chinese gooseberries

Slang A clumsy person.

Kind of sandwich

Chubby hot dog

Delicatessen item.

Wander aimlessly (2 words)

Criticize a prizefight (wordplay)

Pan the boxing match (wordplay)

Critic's snack?

Criticize links (wordplay)

Critic's snack (wordplay)

Knuckly

"Laughing" Australian bird

Down Under kingfisher

'Laughing' Australian bird

Krummhorn

Kundalini

Kurbash

Kurrajong

Kurtosis

Bereft of brilliance

Lacking brilliance or vitality

Like a rookie bootblack's efforts (wordplay)

Lacquerer

Lacquer

Lacquey

Of Erie, Huron, etc.

Found in lakes

Decorative drapery

Valance.

Valance

Landaulet

Not a seafaring type!

Sea fearer (wordplay)

One with no experience of the sea

LANGLAUF a cross-country ski run

Lobsters sans large claws

At sea, eat no slugs as seafood

Pined; lay neglected

Left in agony, went into decline

Grew weak or feeble

One who languishes.

Droops

Dreamy - our UN goals (anagram)

Full of dreamy inertia

Lanthanum

""Covered with down, or fine soft hair; downy.""

Feature of a certain bass

Kind of bass

Type of bass

Driven by lust

So USA civil administration is wanton (wordplay)

Lewd

Weary states

""Pl. latifundia (-d - ) A great landed estate, especially of the ancient Romans.""

Pl. latifundios A large landed estate in Spain or Latin America.

Laudation

With laughter or merriment.

First digs (wordplay)

Space-shot structures

What shuttles leave from

Money changing hands for cleaners

Housewife's chore.

Washing establishment

Perverts enter adult establishment for dirty material (wordplay)

High street concern as a French doctor with little energy tucked into coffee

"What's My Line?" candidate.

What's My Line? candidate.

LAUNDRY a place where clothes are washed and ironed

Laureate

""The act of crowning with laurel; the act of conferring an academic degree, or honorary title.""

Laurel

Code word for Eliot (wordplay)

There's not as much about awful northern legality

Radioactive transuranic element

Element atomic number 103

Radioactive element dispersed warm nuclei

Leaguer

Expansionist's slogan

Extra space deemed necessary

Elbow space a la Hitler.

Resembling a pulse, like a glow-worm, say, trapped

Biconvex

Lenticule