Webster's Dictionary 1806

1945

Useless

Uselessa.answering no end or purpose, vain

1946

Uselessly

Uselesslyad.without answering any good end

1947

Uselessness

Uselessnessn.unserviceableness, unprofitableness

1948

User

Usern.one who uses, one who employs

1949

Usher

Ushern.an under-teacher, introducer, servant

1950

Usher (2)

Usherv.t.to introduce, bring in, forerun

1951

Usquebaugh

Usquebaughn.a compound hot spirit

1952

Ustion

Ustionn.the act of burning, a burnt state, heat

1953

Ustorious

Ustoriousa.having the quality of burning, hot

1954

Usual

Usual, [u as yu]a.common, customary, frequent

1955

Usually

Usuallya.commonly, customarily, generally

1956

Usualness

Usualnessn.a usual state, commonness

1957

Usucaption

Usucaption, [u as yu]n.acquisition by long use

1958

Usufruct

Usufruct, [u as yu]n.a temporary use or profit of a thing

1959

Usufructuary

Usufructuaryn.one who has a temporary use

1960

Usure

Usure, [u as yu]v.i.to practice or encourage usury

1961

Usurer

Usurern.one who practices usury, a mean wretch

1962

Usurious

Usuriousa.exorbitantly greedy, griping, mean Usuriousness,n.a desire of exorbitant profit

1963

Usurp

Usurp, [u as yu]v.t.to hold without right, to seize upon by violence

1964

Usurpation

Usurpationn.an illegal possession, seizure, force

1965

Usurper

Usurpern.one who possesses another's right

1966

Usurpingly

Usurpinglyad.without just claim or right

1967

Usury

Usury, [u as yu]n.money paid for the use of money beyond lawful interest

1968

Uterine

Uterine, [u as yu]a.belonging to the womb, related

1969

Utility

Utility, [u as yu]n.usefulness, convenience, profit, worth

1970

Utis

Utisn.a bustle, stir, noise, disturbance, ob.

1971

Utmost

Utmosta.highest, most;n.most that can be