Crossword clues for uso
uso
- WWII entertainer
- What gets the show on the road, for short?
- Wartime entertainment org
- Troupe that entertains troops
- Troupe org
- Troupe gp. for the troops
- Troupe for the troops, briefly
- Troupe for the troops
- Troops' entertainment group: Abbr
- Troops-gifts seller
- Troop-support grp
- Troop-entertainment org
- Troop-entertaining letters
- Troop-boosting group
- Troop troupe, for short
- Troop troupe sponsor, briefly
- Troop troupe
- Troop support org
- Troop support group
- Troop morale booster
- Troop entertainment sponsor: Abbr
- Troop entertainers
- Troop assistance grp
- Tour letters
- Tour group for the troops
- They're an entertaining bunch
- They troupe for the troops
- Supporter of GIs
- Support provider for the mil
- Support gp. since 1941
- Support gp. founded under FDR
- Support gp. for troops
- Subj. of the 1991 film "For the Boys"
- Sponsor of many a Bob Hope show, in brief
- Spirit of Hope Award org
- Spirit of Hope Award gp
- Soldiers' show presenter, for short
- Soldiers' entertainment grp
- Soldier's recreation spot: Abbr
- Soldier support group that sponsored Stephen Colbert's 2009 trip to Iraq: Abbr
- Soldier show org
- Show stager for GIs
- Show on the front?
- Show near the front?
- Show letters
- Servicemen's mecca
- Servicemen's grp
- Serviceman's mecca
- Serviceman's haven
- Service support gp
- Service group: Abbr
- Sender of care packages to soldiers
- R&R stop
- R. & R. org
- Pvt. entertainer?
- Private's oasis
- Private support grp.?
- Private entertainment grp.?
- Private entertainers' initials
- Private entertainers, for short?
- Private entertainers, briefly?
- Org. with shows in theaters?
- Org. that's done shows in Iraq
- Org. that sent Stephen Colbert to Iraq in 2009
- Org. for servicemen
- Org. for Ann Miller, who said "You try to help them, try to sing and dance ... it's heartbreaking."
- Org. for a G.I
- Operation Phone Home gp
- Operation Mail Call gp
- Operation Enduring Care gp
- Nonprofit grp. that works with the Defense Department
- Morale-building grp. since 1941
- Morale-boosting gp
- Morale boosting grp
- Military support group
- Military morale-boosting group: Abbr
- Military morale-boosting gp
- Military morale booster
- Military diversion?
- Mil. support group
- Mil. recreation center
- Mil. morale-boosting group
- Mil. morale-booster
- Mil. group with the slogan "Until Every One Comes Home"
- Mil. entertainment group
- Major entertainment?
- Major entertainment gp.?
- Lounge provider at major airports
- Kind of tour Robin Williams did in Iraq in 2003: abbr
- It offered soldiers Hope: Abbr
- It brought Hope to the troops: Abbr
- Hospitality gp. for GIs
- Hope traveled with them
- Hope provider during WWII
- Hope offerer: Abbr
- Hope grp
- Hope contributed to it for 50 yrs
- Home Away from Home for GIs
- Hollywood Canteen gp
- Haven for a G.I
- Hangout for NCOs
- Grp. with the motto "Until every one comes home"
- Grp. with shows in Iraq
- Grp. with airport lounges for troops
- Grp. whose website says "be a force behind the forces"
- Grp. that sent Hope to GIs
- Grp. that puts on a show
- Grp. that gets the show on the road
- Grp. that brought Stephen Colbert to Baghdad
- Grp. serving those who serve
- Grp. organizing trips abroad
- Group that puts on shows for GIs: Abbr
- Group that entertains soldiers: Abbr
- Group that entertains military troops: Abbr
- Group that entertains American soldiers: Abbr
- Group that brought Stephen Colbert's show to Iraq for the American troops: Abbr
- Group that brings singers and comedians to perform for the military: Abbr
- Group serving servicemen
- Gp. that's done tours in Iraq
- Gp. that supports troops
- Gp. that sets up international tours for bands
- Gp. that performs in theaters?
- Gp. that holds tours
- Gp. that helps soldiers see stars
- Gp. Stephen Colbert did a tour with in June, 2009
- Gp. for the troops
- Giver of camp shows for the mil
- GIs' entertainment source
- GI's R and R spot
- GI's favorite organization
- GI's entertainers
- GI-entertaining grp
- GI-entertaining group
- GI tour gp
- GI show group
- GI relaxation destination
- GI R&R gp
- GI R&R center
- GI oasis
- GI morale-booster
- GI haven
- GI entertainment troupe
- G.I.'s favorite organization
- G.I.-entertaining group
- G.I. tour grp
- G.I. entertainer
- Entertainment org
- Entertainment group that started during WWII
- Entertainment gp. in Afghanistan
- Entertainment gp. for soldiers
- Entertainment for NCOs
- Entertainment for GI's
- Entertaining grp
- Entertainer of GIs
- Entertainer of GI's
- Donut-and-dance org. of WWII
- Donut-and-dance org
- Club for G.I.'s
- Canteen letters
- Canteen initials
- Canteen grp
- Canteen gp
- Camp-show org
- Camp show sponsor
- Camp show organizer
- Camp show org
- Camp show grp
- Bob Hope's tour group: Abbr
- Bob Hope's gp
- Bob Hope show sponsor
- Bob Hope gp
- Base performance sponsor: Abbr
- Army R&R provider
- Airport lounge grp
- Airport facility for GI's
- Actors overseas
- Active duty entertainers, in short
- "Support Our Heroes" group
- "Proudly serving the men and women who serve our country" grp
- "Operation Phone Home" gp
- "Met our mothers in the ___" (lyric from Billy Joel's "Allentown")
- "Lifts the spirits" gp
- "Home away from home" gp
- "Force Behind the Forces" tour gp
- "Force Behind the Forces" grp
- "Force Behind the Forces"
- "For the Boys" org
- "Every Moment Counts" gp
- "Camp show" org
- Tour grp.
- R. & R. org.
- G.I. entertainers
- Road show grp.
- Popular tour sponsor: Abbr.
- Troupes for the troops: Abbr.
- W.W.II tour sponsor
- Kind of show
- G.I. entertainment grp.
- Canteen grp.
- Show presenter, for short
- Mil. entertainers
- Private club, for short?
- Entertaining grp.
- Show presenter on base, briefly
- Tour organizer: Abbr.
- Hope's road show org.
- "For the Boys" grp.
- Hope offerer: Abbr.
- Bob Hope tour grp.
- Grp. that sends pkgs. to soldiers
- Grp. putting on shows for troops
- Troupe grp.
- G.I.'s troupe grp.
- ___ show
- Troop troupe?: Abbr.
- "For the Boys" subj.
- Grp. that entertains troops
- Military supporter, for short
- G.I. morale booster
- Operator of 17-Across, for short
- Grp. founded in part by the Y.M.C.A.
- G.I. hangout
- Grp. helping those on shore leave
- Grp. that entertains the troops
- Troupe org.
- Grp. putting on shows for the troops
- Grp. of major supporters?
- Support grp. for the troops
- G.I. uplifter
- Show grp.
- "Until Every One Comes Home" grp.
- Troop-entertaining grp.
- Kind of tour, for short
- Troops' support grp.
- G.I.'s entertainment provider
- Operation Mail Call grp.
- "Home away from home" grp.
- G.I.-entertaining grp.
- Soldiers' support grp.
- Grp. doing private shows?
- Military entertainment grp.
- Grp. that brought Colbert to Baghdad
- Morale-building group for G.I.'s
- Mil. offshoot
- G.I.'s home away from home
- Hospitality org. for G.I.'s
- G.I.'s fun place
- G.I. haven
- Bob Hope's "baby"
- Gp. serving the services
- R. & R. org.
- G.I. Joe's entertainer
- G.I.'s haven
- Entertainer of G.I.'s
- Grp. that puts the show on the road
- Mil. aid group
- Service org.
- G.I.'s hangout
- G.I.'s oasis
- Serviceman's org.
- Servicemen's org.
- Org. for a G.I.
- Org. for G.I.'s
- Service gp.
- G.I.'s refuge
- Haven for a G.I.
- Group helping G.I.'s
- Org. for a troop troupe
- Org. serving servicemen
- Entertainers in W.W. II
- Serv. club
- G.I.'s club
- Service club, for short
- Org. founded in 1941
- Hope grp.
- G.I.'s retreat
- Service club: Abbr
- G.I. rest spot
- G.I. org.
- Entertainment org.
- Group serving G.I.'s
- Pvt.'s home away from home
- Grp. founded in part by the Y.M.C.A
- GI's club
- GI's hangout: Abbr
- Show grp
- Troupes for the troops: Abbr
- GI entertainers since 1941
- GI hangout
- GI show sponsor
- Tour grp
- Service org
- GI morale booster
- GIs' entertainers
- WWII show supplier
- Mil. morale boosters
- GI troupe
- GI-entertaining org
- GI show gp
- It brought Hope to GIs
- GI show grp
- Troop troupe, briefly
- Military support grp
- Bob Hope's WWII gp
- Troop-entertaining group: Abbr
- Servicemen's org
- Morale-boosting org
- GI support group
- Bob Hope's entertainment gp
- 1941 FDR creation
- WWII entertainers
- Wartime entertainers
- Troupe grp
- Troop support grp
- Troop entertainment gp
- Serviceman's org
- Service gp
- Road show grp
- R&R provider
- Private entertainers?
- Mil. support gp
- GIs' entertainment grp
- GI R&R provider
- GI entertainment gp
- Club for GIs
- "For the Boys" support grp
- "For the Boys" gp
- __ show
- WWII org
- WWII Bob Hope org
- Wartime entertainment grp
- Wartime entertainer group
- Troupe for troops: Abbr
- Troops' support gp
- Troop-supporting grp
- Troop-lifting gp
- Troop troupe: Abbr
- Soldier's club
- Private club, briefly?
- PFC's R&R provider
- Org. that's hosted Errol Flynn, Wayne Newton and Stephen Colbert
- Org. that puts on shows for the military
- Operation Enduring Care sponsor
- Morale-boosting grp
- Mil. show sponsor
- Mil. hangout
- Group that provides entertainment for the troops: Abbr
- Group that entertains the troops: Abbr
- Group that entertains GIs: Abbr
- Group that entertains American troops: Abbr
- GIs' entertainment org
- GI uplifter
- GI support grp
- GI support gp
- GI entertainment grp
- G.I.'s troupe grp
- G.I.'s friend
- G.I.-entertaining org
- G.I. org
- Entertainment provider for GIs
- Entertainers for American soldiers: Abbr
- Bob Hope's WWII grp
- Bob Hope's org
- Bob Hope tour grp
- Bob Hope tour gp
- Army support grp
- "Until every one comes home" sloganeer: Abbr
- "Until every one comes home" org
- "Until Every One Comes Home" gp
- "Force Behind the Forces" org
- "For the Boys" grp
- "Always by their side" org
- WWII tour group
- WWII show provider
- WWII morale booster
- WWII entertainment gp
- WWII entertainment
Wikipedia
USO usually refers to the United Service Organizations which provides morale and recreation services to U.S. military personnel.
USO may also refer to:
- USO (rapper), known as U$O, U-Dollartegn (real name Ausamah Saed), Danish rapper
- The Usos, are a Samoan American professional wrestling tag team consisting of Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso
- Uso, sometimes rendered colloquially as "uce", a Samoan word for a sibling of the same gender; common informal form of address between Samoan friends of the same gender
- Udaipur Solar Observatory, in Udaipur, Rajasthan in India
- unilateral salpingo-oopherectomy, the surgical removal of an ovary and a fallopian tube on the same side
- Unión Sindical Obrera, a Spanish trade union
- Unique sink orientation, in mathematics
- United States Oil Fund, an exchange-traded fund which tracks the price of crude oil
- Universal service obligation
- Uso Ewin, a character from Mobile Suit Victory Gundam
- Unidentified submerged object, subject of a season one episode of the television series UFO Hunters
- Uso (Japanese: "The Lie") ja title of several Japanese novels and other media
Ausamah Saed better known as U$O (alternatively USO, Uso) also known as U-Dollartegn (meaning U-Dollar Signs) (born 1981), is a rapper from Aarhus, Denmark, who released his debut album, Mr. Mista in 2000.
U$O he was a member of the now defunct rap group B.A.N.G.E.R.S. together with L.O.C. (real name Liam O'Conner) and N.I.S. (Niggeren i Slæden), and later Johnson. They released the EP VIP
U$O is also a member of the group F.I.P. (Full Impact Productions) together with L.O.C. and Suspekt.
He also appeared on "Hey Shorty" (full title "Hey Shorty (Yeah Yeah Pt. 2)" by Kato's featuring U$O and Johnson. It reached #2 in the Danish Singles Chart.
He also appeared in the Tech N9ne 2011 single " Worldwide Choppers", also featuring Busta Rhymes, Ceza, D-Loc, JL of B. Hood, Twista, Twisted Insane and Yelawolf, from the album All 6's and 7's. It debuted on the U.S. Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart at #4 and on the U.S. Billboard Heatseekers Songs chart at #15, becoming U$O's, D-Loc's, Ceza's, JL's, Twisted Insane's, and Yelawolf's most successful song in the U.S.
Usage examples of "uso".
Gli alberi che abbattevo giacevano a marcire sul terreno, perché a me servivano solo come legna da ardere, e di questa facevo uso solo per cuocere il mio cibo.
La circostanza m'indusse a mettermi in cerca di indumenti, e ne trovai in abbondanza, ma mi limitai a prelevare quanto mi serviva per uso immediato, perché altre cose mi premevano di più, e soprattutto gli arnesi da lavoro.
Come ho detto poc'anzi, avevo trovato penna, inchiostro e calamaio, dei quali feci uso con estrema parsimonia.
Per prima cosa staccai una foglia verde e la masticai, col risultato di provocarmi una specie di stordimento, perché il tabacco era verde e molto forte, ed io raramente ne avevo fatto uso: poi ne presi ancora un poco e lo misi a macerare un paio d'ore nel rhum, deciso a prenderne una dose al momento di coricarmi.
I farmaci di cui avevo fatto uso erano del tutto nuovi, e forse una simile cura non era mai servita prima di allora a guarire un attacco di febbre terzana.
Decisi dunque di farne uso liberamente, tanto più che la galletta era finita da un pezzo.
Tutte quelle che presi dopo di allora, le catturai facendo uso di trappole o di lacci, come avevo già fatto in precedenza, per cui nei due anni che seguirono credo di non aver sparato un solo colpo di fucile, sebbene evitassi di circolare per l'isola disarmato.
Ora temevo di battere un chiodo e di spaccar legna, nel timore che qualcuno potesse udire il rumore, e a maggior motivo, di conseguenza, evitavo il più possibile di far uso del fucile.
E mi chiedevo perché Dio avesse voluto celare la stessa conoscenza redentrice a tanti milioni di anime, le quali, in base al giudizio offertomi da questo povero selvaggio, ne avrebbero fatto un uso molto migliore del nostro.
Ma lui era soltanto il presidente e sarebbe stato senz’altro svuotato di potere dal Congresso e dal popolo stesso se avesse speso un sacco di soldi per qualcosa non di uso immediato e tangibile per la maggior parte degli elettori.
Nagasaki ed Hiroshima furono dimostrazioni a sangue freddo fatte ad uso dell’Unione Sovietica.
Vi erano elencati circa 850 astri, con i nomi allora in uso, la latitudine e longitudine rispetto all’eclittica (la traiettoria seguita dal sole sullo sfondo del cielo stellato), e la posizione esatta del sole all’equinozio di primavera.
Abbiamo quindi esaminato il loro cattivo uso di tale potere nel tentativo di controllare le masse.
Compro i migliori che si trovano in commercio, e li uso direttamente come escono dal tubetto, visto che in genere già contengono olio più che a sufficienza.
La prospettiva, l'equilibrio, l'illusione dello spazio tridimensionale, tutto questo io l'avevo imparato prima ancora di sapere che uso ne avrei fatto.