Sitemap U 6751 - 6900
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Unit of the Roman army
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Unit of the UN
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Unit of thickness
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Unit of Time
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Unit of Time: Abbr.
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Unit of time, in prosody
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Unit of time or latitude
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Unit of time — very small
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Unit of tone pitch
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Unit of truth?
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Unit of Turkish tender
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Unit of uranium
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Unit of (usually eight) bits
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Unit of value in Ankara
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Unit of virtual currency I call "hacker bucks
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Unit of volume
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Unit of volume equal to four quarts: Abbr.
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Unit of volume (not distance)
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Unit of weight
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Unit of weight (abbr)
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Unit of weight for diamonds
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Unit of weight for gems
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Unit of weight for measuring a diamond
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Unit of weight for nails
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Unit of weight for pearls.
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Unit of weight, for short
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Unit of weight in India
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Unit of weight in Turkey
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Unit of weight of gemstones
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Unit of weight of silk or nylon
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Unit of weight (var.)
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Unit of whipped cream
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Unit of wire thickness
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Unit of wood
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Unit of work.
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Unit of work: Abbr.
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Unit of work in physics
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Unit of work or energy
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Unit of work used for cost estimates: Hyph.
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Unit of X-ray dosage
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Unit of yarn
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Unit of Zulu warriors
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Unit often burned off
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Unit often counted
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Unit on a belt
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Unit on a grange
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Unit on a list
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Unit on a space vehicle
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Unit on a space vehicle, for short
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Unit on an FM dial
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Unit on an Italian auto assembly line?
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Unit or sect suffix
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Unit" or "tract" attachment
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Unit or tract follower
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Unit price word
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Unit pricing adverb
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Unit-pricing denominator
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Unit-pricing unit
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Unit-pricing word
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Unit proposed by Leucippus
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Unit quantified in a subscript
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Unit rendered obsolete by computer animation
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Unit replaced by the siemens
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Unit represented by an upside-down omega
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Unit seized by a narc
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Unit slightly larger than a joule: abbr.
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Unit spotted at a gym (in both ways)
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Unit system in physics
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Unit that replaced the ryo in 1871
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Unit that's a little longer than a yard
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Unit that's equal to about 1.34 horsepower
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Unit that's the reciprocal of an ohm
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Unit that's used to measure farmland
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Unit to a weightlifter
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Unit to plow
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Unit to plow, often
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Unit to plow, sometimes
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Unit tracked by the Nikkei Index
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Unit used in electromagnetism
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Unit used in measuring wire diameters
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Unit used regarding celery, since it requires more energy to eat it than it contains
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Unit used to jokingly describe celery, since it requires more energy to eat it than it contains
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Unit used to measure farmland
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Unit used to measure the size of a farmer's field
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Unit used to measure the size of cropland
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Unit usually seen with the prefix deci-
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Unit whose name comes from the Greek word for "work
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Unit with fees
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Unit with six outs
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Unit worth 0.01 J/kg
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Unitalicized
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Unitard material
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Unitarians, e.g.
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Unitas
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Unitas, for one
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Unitas led them
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Unitas' team
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Unitas was one
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Unitas's team
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Unite
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Unite after a break, in a way
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Unite again
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Unite alongside
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Unite, as by a feeling of loyalty.
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Unite at a wedding
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Unite by treaty
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Unite firmly
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Unite for a cause
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Unite formally
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Unite in a common cause
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Unite, in a way
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Unite, in Berlin
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Unite in flight
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Unite, in France
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Unite in matrimony
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Unite in order to defend common interests
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Unite in secret
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Unite into a league
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Unite on the fly
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Unite on the run
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Unite on the sly
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Unité politique
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Unite, redundantly
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Unite securely
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Unite threads
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Unite to fight
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Unite to intimidate
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Unite two companies
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Unite (with)
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United
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United Arab Emirates' capital
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United Arab Emirates city
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United Arab Emirates member
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United Arab Republic member, once
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UNITED ARTISTS COFOUNDER
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United Artists cofounder whose first feature-length film was "The Kid" in 1921
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United Artists' first film hero (1920)
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United, as companies
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United, as corporations or labor unions
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United, as nations
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United by treaty
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United Center team
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United charge
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United choice
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United Christendom movement
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United Church of Christ college
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United coalition
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United -- College Fund
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United: Comb. form