Um

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Um is an English exclamation or interjection expressing confusion or hesitancy in spoken conversation. It is often used compulsively and unintentionally as a space filler in an imprompt or unrehearsed discussion.

Um may also refer to:

• Um (Korean name), a Korean surname
• .um, the Top Level Domain for United States Minor Outlying Islands
• um for micrometre, sometimes written instead of the proper symbol µm in a limited character set
• -um-, an infix in many Austronesian languages
• Um Interface is the name for GSM air interface.

UM may refer to:

• Air Zimbabwe, IATA code UM
• United Methodist
• Unified Messaging
• The Union for the Mediterranean
• United States Minor Outlying Islands, ISO 3166 code UM
• Umphrey's McGee, a jam band
• Unified Model, a global numerical weather prediction model, developed by the Met Office

[edit] Universities

in Argentina

• Universidad de Mendoza

in Australia

• University of Melbourne

in Canada

• University of Manitoba
• Université de Moncton
• Université de Montréal

in Germany

• University of Magdeburg
• University of Mainz
• University of Mannheim
• University of Marburg
• University of Munich
• University of Münster

in England

• University of Manchester

in Macau

• University of Macau

in Malaysia

• University of Malaya

in the Netherlands

• Maastricht University

in the Philippines

• University of Manila

in Portugal

• Universidade do Minho

in the United States of America

• University of Maine
• University of Maryland, College Park
• University of Maryland, Baltimore
• University of Massachusetts, also known as UMass
• University of Memphis
• University of Miami
• University of Michigan
• University of Mississippi
• University of Missouri
• University of Montana
• University of Montevallo

[edit] See also

• U of M

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