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*[[Us (magazine)]], an American variety magazine |
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*''U.S.!'', a novel by [[Chris Bachelder]] |
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*[[U.S. Castelnuovo Garfagnana]], Italian football club |
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*The designation "U/S" - meaning ''unserviceable'' or ''useless'' when written on mechanical equipment |
*The designation "U/S" - meaning ''unserviceable'' or ''useless'' when written on mechanical equipment |
Revision as of 22:01, 25 October 2007
Look up us in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Us is a pronoun in the English language, the objective form of we.
US (capitalized) is an alternative of the abbreviation U.S. which generally refers to the United States of America.
US , U.S., Us, us or U/S, etc. may also refer to:
- Us, Val-d'Oise, a commune in the Val-d'Oise département, in France.
- University School, a private all boys day school in Hunting Valley, Ohio, United States
- Us (Peter Gabriel album), a 1992 Peter Gabriel album
- Us (album), a Mull Historical Society album
- the IATA code for US Airways.
- US (band), an American Youtube Band.
- Us (magazine), an American variety magazine
- U.S.!, a novel by Chris Bachelder
- U.S. Calcio Caravaggese, Italian football club
- U.S. Castelnuovo Garfagnana, Italian football club
- The designation "U/S" - meaning unserviceable or useless when written on mechanical equipment
- The Unit Separator character (ASCII 31 decimal) in the C0 control code set.
- The US Festival, a series of rock festivals in 1982–1983, founded by Steve Wozniak
- Ultrasound, high-frequency sound inaudible to humans and used for a variety of purposes
- Medical Sonography, a medical visualisation technique often known as an "Ultrasound", and abbreviated US by medical practitioners
- "Us", a song by Céline Dion.
- "US," a song by Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks from the 2003 album Pig Lib
- "US," a song by bu NoiseCollector released on NoiseCollector Records
- "Us", a song by Regina Spektor from her album Soviet Kitsch.
- .us is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the United States of America
- The U's is the nickname of Oxford United football club.
- University of S ..
- a university in Bulgaria
- University of Sofia, otherwise known as Sofia University
- two universities in Canada
- University of Saskatchewan
- University of Sherbrooke, otherwise known as Université de Sherbrooke
- a university in the Philippines
- University of Silliman, otherwise known as Silliman University
- a university in South Africa
- University of Stellenbosch, otherwise known as Stellenbosch University
- a university in Sweden
- University of Stockholm, otherwise known as Stockholm University
- a university in Switzerland
- Università della Svizzera italiana, the University of Italian-speaking Switzerland
- a university in Thailand
- University of Silapakorn, otherwise known as Silpakorn University
- any of several universities in the United States
- University of Seattle, otherwise known as Seattle University
- University of Seton Hall, otherwise known as Seton Hall University
- University of Shippensburg, otherwise known as Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
- Sewanee, The University of the South
- South University
- University of Stanford, otherwise known as Stanford University
- University of Syracuse, otherwise known as Syracuse University
- a university in Bulgaria
Contrary to popular belief at one time, "U.S." does not refer to the man "Uncle Sam" (Wilson) of Troy, NY. The U.S. stamp on barrels of meat once attributed to his name actually refers to the United States. This is speculated to be the origin of the national personification of the United States, which is "Uncle Sam".