All 9-letter words that contain the letter u.
2,600 9-letter words containing U in the FreeDict dictionary, each linked to its definition, pronunciation and origin. At 9 letters these are longer than a Scrabble or Words With Friends rack holds — both deal seven tiles — so they are played through letters already on the board, and they are the long fills a crossword grid or an anagram puzzle turns on. U is worth 1 point a tile in Scrabble and 2 in Words With Friends.
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noun A careless or embarrassing mistake.
noun The characteristic of being blunt.
adjective Not clear or in focus; hazy at the edges.
noun A hazy or indistinct patch or effect.
noun The act of blushing; a rush of red to the face from embarrassment or shyness.
noun Loud, blustering talk that is more show than substance; empty bravado.
noun A building at the water's edge used to store boats.
adjective Informal, especially American Southern slang: bold and remarkable; impressively excellent.
noun A person, often armed and trained, employed to protect someone from physical harm.
adj Good-natured; full of bonhomie.
intj A French greeting meaning "hello" or "good morning."
noun A severe, often life-threatening form of food poisoning caused by a toxin from bacteria that grow in improperly canned…
noun A clear broth made by simmering meat, or a concentrated version of it sold as cubes or powder.
noun A large rock, especially one that has broken off and lies separate from the surrounding land.
noun A wide, tree-lined street, often with a landscaped strip down the middle or along the sides.
adj Able to bounce easily, or full of lively energy.
adj Full of health and energy, especially describing a baby.
adj Having no limit; seemingly endless.
adj Existing in generous or plentiful amounts.
adj Relating to the middle class, often used to criticise conventional, materialistic, or overly comfortable values.
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