UTE

UTE


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: ute
Phonetic: /juːt/
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A small vehicle based on the same platform as a family car but with a unibody construction and a built-in open tray area for carrying goods; similar but not identical to a pick-up truck.


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13 One for the road
1998 Final Four player
1998 Final Four team member
4 x 4
4x4
4x4 vehicle
A Shoshonean
ATV
Actress Christensen
Adaptable truck
Adolescent Brooklyn Indian?
All-around vehicle
All-purpose trk.
All-purpose truck
All-purpose veh.
All-purpose vehicle
All-terrain vehicle briefly
American Indian
American Indian tribe
Amerind
Amerindian
Arapaho foe
Arapahos foe
Arapahoe foe
Aussie SUV
Aussies sedan-truck
Aztec relative
Bear Dance Indian
Bear Dance participant
Bear Dance performer
Beehive Boot competition footballer
Beehive State Indian
Beehive State Native American people
Beehive State athlete
Beehive State college athlete
Beehive State native
Beehive State player
Beehive State tribe
Beehive State tribesman
Cabaret singer Lemper
Cadillac Escalade
Certain Beehive State college athlete
Certain Colorado native
Certain Shoshone
Certain Shoshonean
Certain gas guzzler
Chanteuse Lemper
Chevy Blazer
Chevy El Camino
Chief Ourays tribe
Chief Ouray
Colorado Indian
Colorado Indian language
Colorado Native American
Colorado native
Colorado reservation member
Colorado tongue
Colorado tribe
Colorado tribesman
Comanche enemy
Comanches cousin
Commercial truck
Cougars NCAA rival
Cougars collegiate rival
Endangered Great Basin language
Eponymous Beehive State tribe
Eponymous western tribe
Explorer or Navigator
Foe of the Navajo
Former Arapaho foe
Fountain of ___
Fuel-inefficient vehicle
Gas guzzler
German chanteuse ___ Lemper
German singer Lemper
Ghost dance performer
Heavy-duty auto
Hopi relative
Ill. Rep. follower
Indian
Indian from the Beehive State
Indian from whom a state name is derived
Indian in the Four Corners states
Indian language
Indian of the Southwest
Indian tongue
Indian tribe for whom a U.S. state is named
Indian tribe for whom a state is named
Indian with a bear dance
Indian with a sun dance
Jeep or Land Rover
John Duncan was one
Keith Van Horn
Language also called Noochew
Language heard in Colorado
Language related to Aztec
Language related to Bannock
Language related to Comanche
Language related to Hopi
Language that may disappear by 2025
Language used on some Colorado reservations
Lincoln Navigator
Long-ago Arapaho foe
Member of a Colorado Indian tribe
Member of the Shoshonean Indians
Met soprano Vinzing
Modern-day gas hog
Mountain West Conference athlete
Mountain West Conference player
Mountain West athlete
Multi-purp. truck
Multi-purpose truck
Multipurpose truck
Multipurpose vehicle
N.A. Indian
Native American
Native American people of Utah
Native Coloradan
Native Southwesterner
Navajo enemy
Navajo foe
New Mexicos ___ Lake
Nomadic warrior of the Old West
Off-road vehicle
Off-roading truck
Offroad vehicle
Oklahoma Indian
One for the road?
Onetime foe of the Navajo
Opponent of Kit Carson
Ouray was one
Pac-12 athlete
Part of SUV
Pass near Pikes Peak
Peak of N New Mexico
Peyotism practicer
Pick em up kin?
Pickup alternative
Pickup relative
Plains native
Popular lt. truck.
Popular vehicle
RAV4 or TrailBlazer
Relative of the Hopi
Rice-Eccles Stadium athlete
Rice-Eccles Stadium football player
Rice-Eccles Stadium footballer
Rice-Eccles Stadium player
Rockies tribe
Rocky Mountain Indian
Rocky Mountain tribe
Rocky Mountain tribesman
Rocky Mountains Indian
Rocky Mountains tribe
Rugged truck
SUV
SW plains Indian
Sacramental peyote user
Sacramental user of peyote
Salt Lake City athlete
Salt Lake City cager
Salt Lake City coed
Salt Lake City college athlete
Salt Lake City collegian
Salt Lake City collegiate athlete
Salt Lake City player
Salt Lake City student
Salt Lake athlete
Salt Lake native
Salt Lake player
Salt Lake tribesman
Short truck
Short truck?
Shoshone
Shoshone Indian
Shoshone speaker
Shoshone tribe member
Shoshonean
Shoshonean Indian
Shoshonean language
Shoshonean nomad
Shoshonean speaker
Shoshonean tribe
Singer Lemper
Skilled horseman of the Old West
Soccer moms vehicle
Southwest Indian
Southwest indigen
Southwestern Colorado native
Southwestern Indian
Southwestern language
Southwestern native
Southwestern tribe
Southwestern tribesman
Sport (rugged vehicle)- --
Sport -- (4WD vehicle)
Sport ___
Sport ___ (4 x 4 vehicle)
Sport ___ (4WD vehicle)
Sport ___ (4x4)
Sport ___ (90s vehicle)
Sport ___ (all-purpose vehicle)
Sport ___ (car category)
Sport ___ (modern car type)
Sport ___ (modern vehicle)
Sport ___ (off-road vehicle)
Sport ___ (vehicle)
Sport ___: family vehicle
Sport ___: off-road transport
Sport ___: versatile vehicle
Sport vehicle
Sport- --
Sport- -- (off-road vehicle)
Sport- ___
Sport- ___: off-road vehicle
Sport-___
Sport-___ (common vehicle)
Sport-___ (fuel-inefficient vehicle
Sport-___ (off-road vehicle)
Sport-___ (popular Canadian vehicle)
Sport-___ (popular vehicle in Canada)
Sport-___ (popular vehicle)
Sport-___ (rugged vehicle)
Sport-___ (truck alternative)
Sport-___ (vehicle)
Sporty ride
Sporty truck
Sporty vehicle
Subject of a museum in eastern Colorado
Tahoe or TrailBlazer
Taos County peak
TrailBlazer
Tribal language
Tribal member of northeastern Utah
Tribe for whom a U.S. state is named
Tribe for whom a state is named
Tribe for whom a western state is named
Tribe of the southwestern U.S.
Tribe related to the Hopi
Tribe that fought the Navajo
Tribe that lent its name to a state
Tribe that traditionally takes peyote
Tribe whence the Beehive States name
Tribe with a state named after it
Tribe with a state named for it
Uinta tribesman
Uintah and Ouray Reservation inhabitant
Uintah tribe member
Uintah-Ouray tribe
University of Utah player
Utility truck
Versatile truck
Versatile vehicle
Versatile wheels
Wasatch Range native
Western Amerind
Western Athletic Conference player
Western Atlantic Conference player
Western Indian
Western Native American
Western athlete
Western language
Western native
Western tribe
Western tribe a state is named after
Western tribe for whom Salt Lake Citys state is named
Western tribe member
Western tribesman
Wildcats opponent in the 1998 Final Four
Work vehicle
___ Pass
___ Peak (mountain in New Mexicos Taos County)
___ War in Colorado
Winner of a land dispute, to be paid by Government.
Red man?
Indian U. S. is now paying.
Uintah.
Redskin?
Reservation dweller.
Native of Colorado.
One of 6 Down.
Comanche's cousin.
Relative of Sac and Fox.
___ Redman
Western brave.
Indian of the Great Basin.
Plains Indian
Enemy of the Pueblo.
Distant neighbor of 56 Across.
Nomadic Indian.
Skyline Conference athlete.
Early Westerner.
Enemy of the Navaho.
Western aborigine.
Relative of a Paiute.
American aborigine.
Utah footballer.
See 34 Across.
U. S. Indian
Indian of Colorado
U.S. Indian
Indian of West
All-purpose truck, for short
Reservation dweller in Colorado
Chief Ouray was one
Pueblo's foe
Peak in Colorado
Preyer on a Pueblo
Reservation dweller in Colo
Chief John Duncan was one
Pass or Peak in Colo.
Indian of Colo.
___ Peak, Colo.
An ally of Carson
Versatile truck, for short
Peak in Colo.
___ Lemper, German chanteuse
Shoshonean tribesman
Hopi's cousin
Navajo's foe
Colo. Indian
Colo. Shoshonean
Kin of a semi
Indian of the Beehive State
An Amerind
Eponym of the 45th state
Chief Ouray, e.g.
New Mexico's ___ Lake
Commercial truck, for short
Cousin of a Comanche
Adaptable truck, for short
Multipurpose truck, for short
___ sport!
Sport ___ (90's vehicle)
Sporty truck, for short
Wildcat's opponent in the 1998 Final Four
Versatile vehicle, for short
Comanche enemy, once
4 x 4, for short
Versatile truck, informally
All-purpose vehicle, briefly
___ War in Colorado, 1879
Versatile wheels, for short
4 x 4, briefly
Chief Ouray's tribe
RAV4 or TrailBlazer, briefly
Explorer or Navigator, briefly
Gas hog, briefly
Pac-12 player
Onetime Arapaho foe
Relative of Aztec
Member of a Western tribe
Land of the sun native
Beehive Stater
Trojan competitor
Chief John Duncan, e.g.
Great Basin native
Sun Devil rival
Literally, land of the sun
Four Corners-area tribesman
Shoshone language relative
Tribe after which the 45th state is named
Member of a Great Basin tribe
Great Basin people
Sport-___ (multiterrain vehicle)
Rival of a Pac-12 Cougar
Is able to leave our Danish king with tribesman
Sport-__: 4 x 4
Great Plains native
Toyota RAV4, e.g.
Sporty truck, briefly
Sporty ride, for short
Adaptable vehicle, for short
Multi-purpose vehicle, briefly
Rugged vehicle, for short
SUVs U, briefly
Athlete whose mascot is Swoop the red-tailed hawk
Tribe for which a U.S. state was named
SUV part, briefly
Uintah and Ouray Reservation dweller
Native of the Beehive State
People who gave their name to a state
Onetime Navajo foe
People in Colorado casino names
Pueblo raiders of old
Boy, in Brooklynese
Indian from Salt Lake Citys state
Government-owned power company operating in Montevideo and first established in 1912 (abbr.)
Pass west of Colorado Springs, that reaches its summit near Divide at 9,165 ft
Mormons foe in the 1853 Walker War
Toyota Highlander or Chevy Tahoe, for short
Kid from/in Brooklyn
Tribe after whom a western U.S. state is named
People who co-manage Bears Ears National Monument
Federally registered western Nation
Tribe that named a state
Shoshone relative
People after whom a US state is named
4x4, for short
Eponymous people of the Southwestern U.S.
Colorados Sleeping __ Mountain (supposed Chief resembler)
Great Basin tribe
Sport ___ (all-terrain vehicle)
Indigenous people after whom a U.S. state is named
Foe of the Navajo and Arapaho
Colorado people
People in the Uintah-Ouray
People credited with discovering mechanoluminescence, using quartz crystals to generate light
Transport in Oz commuter belts
The VW Amarok, e.g.
The VW Amarok, e.g.
Asta Twelvetrees in Resident Alien, e.g.
University of Utah athlete
Source of Uncompahgre Peaks name
Language in which hello is imaiku/i
Tribe known for ranching and oil and gas operations
People who perform the Bear Dance
SLC athlete
SLC athlete
Four Corners region people
Colorados Sleeping __ Mountain
Foe of the Arapaho
People of Pikes Peak
Tribe native to the Great Basin
4x4, briefly
4x4, briefly
Four Corners Native
Four Corners Native
Native American from Salt Lake Citys state
Navajo foe of old
Member of the San Pitch or Weeminuche band
Pikes Peak people
Native of the Great Basin
Native people of Colorado
Tribe after whom a US state is named
Indigenous people of the Great Basin
Native people for whom a state is named
Member of the tribe for which a Western U.S. state is named
People also called Núuchi-u
Arapaho foe of yore
Indigenous resident of the Beehive State
Longtime residents around the Great Salt Lake
Colorado Plateau Native
Navajo neighbor
Conference opponent of a Sun Devil
Big 12 athlete




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