Crossword clues for usa
usa
- World Baseball Classic uniform letters
- World Baseball Classic squad
- World Bank headquarters
- Women's World Cup champs of 2015
- Women's hockey gold medalists at the 2018 Winter Olympics
- Winningest nat. in the Summer Olympics
- Winner of the most Women's World Cups
- Winner of the most 2016 Olympic medals
- Winner of all three tug-of-war medals in the 1904 Olympics: Abbr
- Winner of 46 gold medals at the Rio Olympics
- Winner of 37 medals at the Vancouver Winter Olympics
- Where you can find ME
- Where to find WA, WI and WY
- Where to find Miss
- Where to find ME
- Where to find MA and PA
- Where the Boss was born?
- Where New Mexico and New Jersey are: Abbr
- Where Nevada and Nebraska are: Abbr
- Where Anytown is?
- Where Anytown is
- Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show network
- Western Bloc member
- Wash., Ariz., etc
- Walt Disney World's Main Street, ___
- W. Hemisphere ltrs
- USSR's rival during the Cold War: Abbr
- USSR's Cold War rival
- USSR's Cold War foe
- Uncle Sam lives there
- UN char. member
- TV channel with a patriotic name
- TS Eliot's birthplace
- Third-largest country, in area: Abbr
- Third most populous nation: Abbr
- Third most populous country in the world: Abbr
- They win many gold medals
- The USSR's Cold War rival: Abbr
- The only country that borders Canada: Abbr
- The NCAA's Conference __
- THe Great est Countary IN a WORLDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- The fourth-largest country in land area: Abbr
- The Colonies, now: Abbr
- The 50 States (Abbr.)
- Team with the most Summer Olympics medals
- Team with 121 medals at the Rio Olympics
- Team that won the Women's World Cup in 2019
- Team that won the 2019 Women's World Cup
- Team in Group C of the 2010 World Cup
- Syfy sister channel
- Superpower inits
- Steve Miller "Living in the ___"
- Steph Curry's Olympic team
- Stadium chant, possibly
- Source of nearly one-third of global military spending: Abbr
- Solheim Cup team
- Soccer powerhouse
- Side in a Ryder Cup competition
- Second-largest W. Hemisphere country in area
- Second-largest W. Hemisphere country
- Ryder Cup entrant
- Rhyme for LBJ on '64 buttons
- Retton's letters
- Repeated cheer at the Olympics
- Redeem Team country
- Red, white, and blue Olympics team
- Red, white and blue place
- Red, white and blue country
- Rapinoe's team, on scoreboards
- Pres.'s domain
- PRC rival
- Powerful 229-year-old
- Postage stamp insignia
- Political convention chant
- Place with a president
- Place to see in your Chevrolet
- Place of 300 million
- Place for California dreamin'
- Place celebrating red, white and blue
- Place between the Pacific and Atlantic
- Permanent U.N. Security Council member
- Patriotic-sounding cable channel
- Patriotic Olympic cheer
- Party in a recently lifted embargo
- Part of North America
- Part of North Amer
- Part of it came from Russia in 1867
- Our nation
- Original WTO member
- Original NATO member
- Original "Burn Notice" airer
- Org. of 50 units
- Open event gold medalist in the 2016 Chess Olympiad
- OPEC customer
- Only host country to win the Women's World Cup
- One place to see "NCIS" reruns
- One of the Ryder Cup teams
- One of the G7 nations
- One of NATO's original members
- One of NATO's founding members
- One of five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council
- Olympics giant
- Olympics cheer from Americans
- Olympics chant, say
- Olympics chant that must annoy every other country
- Olympics chant letters
- Olympic women's gymnastics powerhouse
- Olympic team letters
- Olympic softball powerhouse
- Olympic jersey monogram
- Olympic Dream Team inits
- Olympic dream team
- Old Glory's nation
- Oft-chanted letters
- Noted basketball team
- Northern neighbor of Mexico (abbr.)
- Northern neighbor of Mex
- North American member of NATO: Abbr
- NOR's runner-up in the all-time Winter Games medal count
- New START signatory
- Network that once aired the "Cartoon Express"
- Network that broadcasts "Summer Camp"
- Network that airs "The Purge"
- Network showing "Suits" and "Mr. Robot"
- Network of "Suits" and "Burn Notice"
- NBC Universal network
- NBC sister network
- Nation with a pyramid on its currency: Abbr
- Nation where most Mormons and Scientologists live
- Nation that won the 2018 World Lacrosse Championship
- Nation that won the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup: Abbr
- Nation south of Sask
- Nation between Mex. and Can
- Nation between Can. and Mex
- Nat. that won the most medals in the 2016 Olympics
- Nat. that makes up roughly one quarter of the world's GDP
- Nat. that is the world's largest consumer of cocaine
- Nat. that has hosted the most Olympics
- Nat. currently ranked 11 on FIFA's world ranking
- NAFTA member
- NAFTA contributor
- N.A. section
- N. Y., Ill., Cal., etc
- My country, 'tis of thee
- Miss. place
- Miss. and Mass. and more
- Miss with a crown
- Miss ___ (title currently held by Olivia Jordan)
- Miss ___ (title currently held by Nia Sanchez)
- Mexico's northern neighbour
- Mexico's northern neighbor: Abbr
- Mex.'s neighbor
- Megan Rapinoe's team
- MD's and OR's locale
- Major world power
- Main Street, ___ (part of Disneyland)
- Main Street, ___ (part of Disney's Magic Kingdom)
- Main Street, ___ (Disneyland attraction)
- Main Street, __ (Disneyland area)
- Madison Square Garden Network, today
- Made in the __
- MA, IN, LA, ND, etc
- Loser to Ghana in the 2010 World Cup
- Location of Anytown?
- Locale of Anytown
- Lindsey Vonn's team
- Letters on the Olympic jerseys worn by Carmelo Anthony and Kevin Durant
- Letters on stamps
- Letters on some tee tags
- Letters on postage stamps
- Letters on Phil Mickelson's Ryder Cup attire
- Letters on our stamps
- Letters on many red, white, and blue Olympic uniforms
- Letters on many exported arms
- Letters on a Crystal Dunn jersey
- Letters chanted during a Ryan Lochte race at the Olympics
- Large part of N.A
- Land of the Grand Old Flag (inits.)
- Land of the Grand Old Flag
- Land of presidents
- Land between Mex. and Can
- Land "across the pond" from the U.K
- Lady Liberty's land
- L.A.'s land
- Kyoto Protocol shunner
- Kyoto Protocol holdout: Abbr
- Katie Ledecky's Olympic team
- Jingoist's chant
- Its capital is Washington, D.C
- Its calling code is +1
- It's sometimes colored red and blue: abbr
- It's N of Mex
- It's between the Atlantic and Pacific
- It has a grand old flag
- It carried "Monk"
- IOC member
- International superpower
- International powerhouse in women's soccer
- Initials on a space shuttle
- Initials on a rocket
- Inaugural Davis Cup winner
- IN spot?
- IMF member
- IMF co-founder
- Home to most NHL teams
- Home to 1/3 billion
- Home of over 300 million (Abbr.)
- Home of Athens, Berlin, Moscow and Paris
- Home country for 29 of 30 Major League baseball teams: Abbr
- HI land?
- Half a patriotic cheer
- Guam is pt. of it
- Grp. with 50 members
- Group of Death team in the 2014 World Cup
- Gringo's origin
- Good place to live because it's free
- Good ol' place
- Georgia's land: Abbr
- G8 Summit participant
- G8 summit attendee
- G-8 member
- Frequent gold medalist in Olympic basketball
- Fourth country?
- Forwards it's John McCain's country, backwards the home of his archives
- Forever stamp designation
- First nat. with a nuclear weapon
- Final Five's country
- Fifty-star place
- Fifty states
- FIFA Women's World Cup champ
- Famous fifty: Abbr
- Europe's Ryder Cup rival
- Europe's opponent in the Ryder Cup: Abbr
- End of an Anytown address
- Dream Team's chant
- Dream Team country
- Dr. Korowicz' asylum
- Dos Passos epic
- Destination of Finnish mail that's addressed to "Yhdysvallat"
- D.C.'s land
- D.C. is its capital
- Country with the most Olympic medals: Abbr
- Country with the all-time most Olympic medals: Abbr
- COUNTRY WITH FEWER MEDALS THAN RUSSIA AT SOCHI, ALSO FEWER REAL MEN
- Country with borders on three diff. oceans
- Country with an eagle on its Great Seal: Abbr
- Country whose territories include Puerto Rico and Guam: Abbr
- Country whose lowest pt. is Death Valley
- Country whose anthem is "The Star-Spangled Banner": Abbr
- Country where Häagen-Dazs H.Q. is
- Country that won the most Olympics medals in Rio
- Country that won 121 medals at the 2016 Olympics: Abbr
- Country that skips every other letter in the starred answers
- Country that Puerto Rico is a part of: Abbr
- Country south of Canada: Abbr
- Country south of Can
- Country set to share the 2026 World Cup
- Country on Mexico's northern border: Abbr
- Country north of Mexico: Abbr
- Country n. of Mexico
- Country between Mexico and Canada: Abbr
- Common Olympics chant
- Columbia: Abbr
- Cold War country, familiarly
- Coalition of the Willing member
- CO/ME home
- CIA organizer
- Chivas ___ (Major League Soccer team from California)
- Chauvinistic cheer at the Olympics
- Charter member of NATO
- Chant heard at the Olympics
- Chant for the red, white, and blue
- Chant during the Olympics
- Chant during the 2002 Olympics
- Chant at the Olympics
- Chant at Sochi
- Chant at Lake Placid in 1980
- Channel that airs "Suits"
- Channel that airs "Rush" and "Satisfaction"
- Certain Olympic team letters
- Canada's southern neighbor: Abbr
- Can.-Mex. connector
- Call letters for a Michael Phelps fan?
- Cable viewer's option
- Cable channel that shows "Suits" and "Satisfaction"
- Cable channel that airs "Shooter"
- Cable channel that airs "Psych"
- Cable channel that airs "Mr. Robot"
- Cable channel owned by NBCUniversal
- Burn Notice network
- Birthplace of "the Boss," in song
- Birthplace in a 1984 hit
- Beach Boys' "Surfin' ___"
- Basic-cable network
- An Olympics chant
- Alternative to TNT or TBS
- All-time top medal winner at the Summer Olympics
- Adam Rippon's team
- About one-third of it is forested
- About 6.5% of the Earth's land
- Abbr. on a stamp
- Abbr. on a spacecraft
- Abbr. often omitted from addresses
- Abbr. in a Springsteen album title
- A NAFTA signatory
- A free country
- 50-st. country
- 32-time Davis Cup champ
- 232-yr.-old land
- 2019 Women's World Cup winner
- 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup winners
- 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup winner
- 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup champ
- 2016 Ryder Cup champions (Abbr.)
- 2015 World Cup winner
- 2014 FIBA World Cup winners
- 2013 America's Cup winner
- 2012 Olympics medal count leader: Abbr
- 2011 and 2014 Roller Derby World Cup champ
- 2 Live Crew "Banned in the ___"
- 1999 Women's World Cup host
- 1996 Olympics country (Abbr.)
- 1984 Summer Olympics host
- 1980 Olympic hockey champs
- 1-800-__-RAIL (Amtrak's number)
- 1-800-__-LEARN (Department of Education's phone number)
- 1-800-___-RAIL (Amtrak's number)
- "Touching Evil" network
- "Today" preceder
- "The Red, White and Blue"
- "The good old ___"
- "The Dead Zone" cable network
- "Suits" shower
- "Suits" channel
- "Suits" and "Shooter" cable channel
- "Suits" airer
- "Royal Pains" cable station
- "Queen of the South" TV network
- "Queen of the South" network
- "Queen of the South" channel
- "Queen of the South" cable channel
- "Psych" cable network
- "Playing House" channel
- "Party in the ___" (Miley Cyrus song that doesn't involve twerking)
- "Party in the ___" (2009 hit)
- "Party in the ___"
- "Necessary Roughness" network
- "Mr. Robot" TV network
- "Mr. Robot" airer
- "Monk" airer
- "Monday Night Raw" airer
- "Miss Teen ___" Best Kissers in the World
- "Miracle" team
- "Miracle on Ice" winners: Abbr
- "Made in the __"
- "Made in ___" (clothing label, sometimes)
- "Living in the ___" (Steve Miller Band song)
- "Karaoke Battle ___" (reality show hosted by Joey Fatone)
- "Inside ___," musical based on book
- "House Wars" airer
- "Graceland" network
- "Good old ___"
- "God Bless the ___" (patriotic Lee Greenwood song)
- "God Bless the ___"
- "For unto ___ child is born"
- "Eco-Challenge" network
- "Eco-Challenge" airer
- "Covert Affairs" airer
- "Chrisley Knows Best" network
- "Cannonball" network
- "Briarpatch" network
- "Born in the ___" (Springsteen hit)
- "Born in the ____"
- "___ Today" (newsstand buy)
- "___ Today" (newspaper)
- "___ Today" (news source)
- 'Suits' airer
- 'Made in the --'
- 'Good old '
- 'Good old --'
- '08 Ryder Cup champ
- ''Surfin'___'' (1963 hit)
- ''God Bless the ___'' (Lee Greenwood hit)
- ''Give ___ break!''
- ''Born in the ___''
- and its country
- -- for Africa
- ____ Today
- ___ Today (newspaper with charts and colorful pages)
- ___ Today (newspaper since 1982)
- ___ Today (newspaper known for its colorful pages): Abbr
- ___ for Africa ("We Are the World" supergroup)
- ___ for Africa
- U.N. member
- _____ Today
- ___Today
- "Land of the free": Abbr.
- Dos Passos trilogy title
- John Dos Passos trilogy
- ___ Today (newspaper)
- Olympics chant, often
- Dream Team letters
- "Born in the ___" (Springsteen song)
- Initials on a rocket, perhaps
- "Surfin' ___" (Beach Boys hit)
- Red, white and blue initials
- 1994 World Cup host, familiarly
- What 27-Down represents
- Neighbor of Mex.
- Nafta ratifier
- "Give ___ break!"
- Olympic jacket letters, for some
- Red, white and blue team
- Nafta signatory
- Inits. on a rocket
- Top medals winner at the 1996 Olympics
- Dream Team's team
- "Home of the Brave" initials
- Mex. neighbor
- It's a free country
- Part of an Olympics chant
- Red-white-and-blue inits.
- Olympic stadium cry
- Springsteen's "Born in the ___"
- I.O.C. member
- TV's ___ Network
- Stars and Stripes land: Abbr
- ___ Weekend (Gannett publication)
- 24-time Ryder Cup winner
- Cable network owned by NBC Universal
- ___ Network
- It's between Can. and Mex.
- Its area is about 3.7 million sq. mi.
- Traditional Olympics basketball powerhouse
- Made in ___ (garment label)
- It's in the Security Council
- Superpower inits.
- Cable inits.
- Cable network inits.
- Traditional Olympics powerhouse
- "Made in ___" (clothing label, often)
- Can. neighbor
- Letters on a stamp
- "The Good Old ___" (song classic)
- Can.'s southern neighbor
- G8 member
- Letters on Challenger
- Land between Can. and Mex.
- TNT alternative
- Made in the ___
- Stars-and-stripes land, for short
- "The good ol'" place
- Can./Mex. separator
- NATO member: Abbr
- Red, white and blue letters?
- Land north of Mex.
- Dos Passos work
- 33-time Walker Cup winner
- Ryder Cup team
- Springsteen's birthplace of song
- John Cougar Mellencamp's "R.O.C.K. in the ___"
- Team ___ (American Olympics squad)
- "The Star-Spangled Banner" land
- Start of a patriotic cheer
- Middle of a patriotic cheer
- End of a patriotic cheer
- Where Springsteen was born, in song
- ___ Patriot Act (2001 measure)
- ___ for Africa ("We Are the World" group)
- "Made in the ___" (clothing label)
- One signatory to Nafta
- "Anytown, ___"
- Miss ___ pageant
- Network that airs "WWE Raw"
- Cable channel with the slogan "Characters welcome"
- NATO founding member
- Its members are represented by stars
- Letters on an Olympics jersey
- Fourth of July celebration inits.
- Stars represent its constituents
- Miss Teen ___ (beauty pageant)
- Today preceder
- G8 nation
- Anytown, ________
- Often-chanted letters
- Gannett's ___ Today
- 2015 Women's World Cup champs
- Winner of more than half of all the World Puzzle Championships
- "WWE Raw" airer
- Ryder Cup side
- Its seal has an olive branch
- Network that aired "Monk"
- 1994 World Cup country
- Postage stamp letters
- Network with "Suits" and "Royal Pains"
- "R.O.C.K. in the ___" (John Cougar Mellencamp hit)
- Miley Cyrus hit "Party in the ___"
- Disneyland's Main Street, ___
- Permanent member of the U.N. Security Council
- TBS competitor
- "Royal Pains" network
- 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup champs
- Home of Ithaca, Athens and Olympia
- Moscow Olympics boycotter
- One side in golf's Ryder Cup
- North American republic containing 50 states 48 conterminous states in North America plus Alaska in northwest North America and the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean
- Achieved independence in 1776
- N.C.A.A.'s Conference ___
- Part of N.A.
- Dos Passos opus
- Dos Passos title
- Gunther subject in 1947
- Kyushu city
- "Born in the ___," 1984 song
- Gunther's "Inside ___"
- Clothing-label letters
- "Born in the ___": Springsteen
- Columbia's initials
- John Gunther topic
- Trilogy that includes "1919"
- Springsteen was "Born" in it
- D.C. milieu
- National monogram
- "Born in the ___," Springsteen hit
- Amer. or part of it
- "The Nifty Fifty"
- Separator of Mex. and Can.
- NATO leader
- Washington is its cap.
- 55-Down's cold war foe
- "Surfin'___" (1963 hit)
- Sec. Council member
- Kyushu town
- Between Mex. and Can.
- Pretoria was its administrative cap.
- O.A.S. member
- Neighbor of Can. and Mex
- Book by Dos Passos
- Columbia: Abbr.
- World power, for short
- Dos Passos book
- Dos Passos novel
- Its age is 200 plus
- N.A. land
- N A country
- End of a Springsteen title
- Between Can. and Mex.
- Fifty, yet one: Abbr.
- Large part of N.A.
- World power: abbr
- Am. nation
- Part of N. Amer.
- Trilogy by Dos Passos
- EUR. COUNTRY
- Dos Passos subject
- Springsteen's birthplace, in song
- "Birthplace" of songdom
- Can.'s neighbor
- Fourth of July celebration inits
- Its area is about 3.7 million sq. mi
- UN member
- World Cup cheer
- World Cup chant
- Basic cable channel
- 'Born in the --'
- Divided country
- Patriotic chant at the Olympics
- Much of N. Amer
- West Point inits
- "Miracle on Ice" team, for short
- Olympics cheer, for some
- TV network
- Neighbor of Mexico
- 'Born in the '
- OAS member
- Part of N.A
- World Baseball Classic team
- Cable inits
- Home of the brave, it's said
- D.C. setting
- "Mr. Robot" network
- "Psych" network
- "Burn Notice" network
- NATO charter member
- Carnation spot
- Ryder Cup competitor
- Patriotic shout
- NAFTA signer
- SALT signer
- Neighbor of Canada
- Nation north of Mex
- "Suits" network
- Where Bruce Springsteen was born
- Olympic powerhouse
- Letters on Forever stamps
- "White Collar" network
- -- Today
- Portion of N.A
- Olympics competitor
- Olympic competitor
- Member of NATO
- Forever stamp letters
- Dream Team team
- Cold War country, briefly
- "Mr. Robot" channel
- "Miracle on Ice" chant
- "Characters welcome" network
- "Burn Notice" channel
- __ Today
- World Cup team
- What to see in your Chevrolet
- Uncle Sam's land
- Uncle Sam's country: Abbr
- Stars and Stripes land, briefly
- Olympics monogram
- Nation n. of Mexico
- "Monk" network
- "Born in the __"
- ''Miracle'' chant
- Yank's land
- Yank's home
- Olympics powerhouse
- N.A. nation
- Most populous NATO member
- Maine land
- Letters on a forever stamp
- It's north of Mex
- Dream Team jersey letters
- 2002 Winter Olympics site (Abbr.)
- 2002 Winter Olympics host nat
- ___ Today (national newspaper)
- Where DC is capital
- U. N. member
- Traditional basketball powerhouse
- Superpower's letters
- Patriotic monogram
- Part of N. Amer
- Olympics participant
- Olympic basketball powerhouse
- Miley Cyrus's "Party in the ___"
- July 4 honoree
- Its capital is Washington, DC: Abbr
- It's free
- D.C.'s nation
- Country between Canada and Mexico: Abbr
- Basic cable network
- 1996 Olympics host
- "Surfin' ___" (1963 Beach Boys hit)
- "Party in the ___" (Miley Cyrus song)
- "Party in the ___" (Miley Cyrus hit)
- "God Bless the ___" (Lee Greenwood hit)
- "Born in the ___" (Bruce Springsteen song)
- Women's World Cup powerhouse
- Where Harleys are mfd
- Today's newspaper letters?
- The States
- Summer Olympics powerhouse
- Stadium chant, sometimes
- Springsteen's birthplace?
- Security Council permanent member
- Patriotic letters
- One of the three NAFTA signatories
- Olympic chant for Michael Phelps or Gabby Douglas
- Olympic basketball team
- Nation s. of Canada
- NAFTA signee
- Land of the free, for short
- Land north of Mexico
- It's south of Canada
- Home of the Dream Team
- Gp. with 50 members
- G7 member nation
- Dream Team's land
- Cuba's neighbor
- Crownable Miss
- Country monogram
- Charter NATO member
- Birthplace in a Springsteen song
- Apollo letters
- "WWE Raw" network
- "Monk" carrier
- "Land of the free": Abbr
- "Burn Notice" carrier
- "Born in the ___" (Springsteen)
- ___ PATRIOT Act (3)
- You obviously read it (with "Today")
- Where many things are made
- Where many things are "made"
- Where Harleys are made
- Where D.C. is capital
- What the five longest answers have in common
- W. Hemisphere land
- Uncle Sam's place
- Uncle Sam's country
- UN charter member
- Two-time winner of the Women's World Cup
- TV home of ''WWE RAW''
- Today in the news?
- Surfin' locale of song
- Stars-and-stripes land
- Stadium chant during the 1980 "Miracle on Ice"
- Something seen on Forever stamps
- Shuttle letters
- Section of N.A
- Redeem Team letters
- Powerful Olympics team
- OPEC's largest customer
- OPEC's biggest customer
- One of the WWII Allies
- Olympics jersey letters
- Olympics jersey initials
- Old Glory's land
- Old Glory's country
- Oft-chanted initials
- Network named for a nation
- Neighbor to Can
- NBC sister channel
- NATO nation
- Nationalistic chant
- N.A. portion
- N. Hemisphere country
- N. American land
- Monk's station
- Miss Teen ___
- Michael Phelps' team
- Men's 4x100 meter medley relay winners at the 2008 Olympics
- Mellencamp's place to "R.O.C.K."
- Md. locale
- Main Street, ___ (Disneyland section)
- Letters on stamps on American letters
- Letters on Postal Service stamps
- Letters for a certain Olympics team
- Legendary Olympic hockey team of 1980
- Land with the country code of 1
- Land of stars and stripes
- July 4th honoree
- ItÂ's a free country
- It was born July 4th
- It has a 50-star flag
- Home to all but one MLB team
- Home of more than 300 million
- Home of MA and PA
- Home of about 300 million
- Home of 300 million plus
- G8 country
- G.I. initials
- G-8 summit attendee
- Frequent gold-medal team in Olympic basketball
- Fourth-largest country in size (Abbr.)
- D.C.'s home
- D.C.'s country
- Country that declared its independence in 1776: Abbr
- Country that declared independence in 1776: Abbr
- Country s. of Canada
- Canada's southern neighbour
- Canada's neighbor to the south: Abbr
- Cable TV network
- Bruce's birthplace
- Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the ___"
- Born In the ____
- Birthplace of The Boss
- American's Olympics cheer
- American republic
- Abbr. on pen-pal envelopes
- 1980 Olympics boycotter
- "Surfin' __"
- "Suits" TV network
- "Royal Pains" airer
- "Psych" airer
- "Mr. Robot" carrier
- "Mr. Robot" cable channel
- "Made in ___" (label on many garments)
- "Forever" stamp letters
- "Covert Affairs" network
- "Born in the ___" (Springsteen tune)
- 'Suits' network
- 'My home, sweet home'
- 'Characters Welcome' network
- ''Born in the ___'' (Springsteen song)
- '-- Today'
- ___ for Africa (''We Are the World'' group)
- Yankee land
- Yank insignia
- World's oldest federation: Abbr
- World pwr
- World Basketball powerhouse
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
also U.S.A., abbreviation of United States of America, in use by 1814 in addresses, etc.; not common otherwise before c.1920. Before then it often also meant United States Army.
Wikipedia
__NOTOC__ USA is a live album by the English band King Crimson, released in 1975. It was mostly recorded at the Casino, Asbury Park, New Jersey, on 28 June 1974. The exceptions are track 7, which was recorded at the Palace Theatre, Providence, Rhode Island, United States, on 30 June 1974, and Eddie Jobson's overdubs on tracks 2, 3 and 7, which were recorded in a studio. Live recording by George Chkiank and David Hewitt on the Record Plant NY Remote Truck. Tracks 5 and 6 were edited to about half their lengths for the original 1975 release. The uncut versions were released digitally on dgmlive.com in 2005, along with the rest of the show.
Track 1 is a brief performance of "The Heavenly Music Corporation" from (No Pussyfooting). While it was not listed as a separate track on the original album, it is present on all releases. On the original UK vinyl release, the audience noise after the end of the last track was imbedded in a locked groove, leaving the applause to go on so long as the phonograph needle remained on the disc.
There have been four releases of the album:
- Original vinyl release in 1975. Includes tracks 1 - 7 (although track 1 & 2 are combined) and Eddie Jobson's overdubs.
- 30th Anniversary Remaster released 2002. Added tracks 8 & 9 to original release, credited track 1.
- 2005 mix of original multi-track tapes by Ronan Chris Murphy at DGM. Released as download from dgmlive.com in 2005 and on The Collectable King Crimson Vol. 1 in 2006. Includes all tracks, with the uncut versions of "Asbury Park" and "Easy Money"; "21st Century Schizoid Man" is moved to be the last track and is now the version from Asbury Park 28 June 1974. Does not include Eddie Jobson's overdubs.
- 2013 mix by original multi-track tapes by Robert Fripp, Tony Arnold and David Singleton at the Courthouse, Cranborne, Dorset. Same track order and versions as release #3. Splits improv at end of track 6 into its own track.
USA or U.S.A. usually refers to the United States of America, a federal republic in North America.
USA or U.S.A. may also refer to:
The Usa is a river that is long in Hesse, Germany. It is right tributary of the Wetter, which it joins at the outskirts of Friedberg. The principal towns along the river are Usingen, Bad Nauheim and Friedberg.
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USA (Unconformable Social Amputees) is the second solo album by rapper Saint Dog released on May 16, 2006 by Suburban Noize Records.
'''Usa (Wetter) ''' is a river of Hesse, Germany.
Usage examples of "usa".
The artillerymen wrecked the wheels and spiked the vents of their old guns, then dragged away their new weapons, each of which displayed a neatly stenciled legend on its trail: PROPERTY OF THE USA.
We were at the office--Rona, reading USA Today, and I, reviewing the monthly reports from our franchises in Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Charleston.
And the vast majority of net users were residents of the two North-American colossi, chiefly the USA.
This is probably why such books as Ada, by Vladimir Nabokov, have never appeared on the USA Today bestseller list, although it sells more than nine million copies a year.
Ex-Colonel McCord felt he had a duty to roam around the country burglarizing offices and ransacking private/personal files -- because the security of the USA was at stake.
Adam Nagourney, “We Must Go Forward Together: Clinton Team Capitalizes on the Limelight,” USA Today, January 18,1993, p.
He was educated in Britain, Spain and the USA, attending over thirteen schools and then a series of crammers in London and Brighton.
Nina wasn't looking for scientific precision, she wanted a dramatic package that would have the tightfisted bean counters who controlled expeditionary money dreaming of frontpage headlines in USA Today and feature stories in Time and on Unsolved Mysteries.
Bad enough so the USA couldn't say no when we asked to beef up the Army a bit—.
The machine made in the USA broke down if he looked at it sideways.
Some covens are affiliated formally or informally to specific traditions, but they increasingly unite for organisational as well as legal and political strength, particularly in Australia and parts of the USA.
Later he wrote the even more obvious Engineer Garin and his Death Ray, in which a fanatical communist scientist defeats and rules the USA.
Apparently the President of the USA had been taking a stroll in the woods around Camp David and had unwittingly picked up a tiny passenger, a deer tick.
With him at the beginning were Captain Charles Hedges, another newly commissioned reserve officer of the Army, Chief Petty Officer Ellwood Orfett, USN, and Private Robert Ball, USA.
We want to sound ethically challenged in the defense of the good old USA.