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acacia any of several tropical trees of the mimosa family, some of which produce the commercially useful gum arabic. [1/2 definitions]
all-purpose useful for many purposes; versatile.
almanac a published collection of interesting and useful facts about many different subjects. [2/3 definitions]
asset a useful or desirable quality or thing. [2/3 definitions]
avail to be useful or profitable to; be of value to. [2/3 definitions]
better more useful or advantageous. [1/14 definitions]
biotech abbreviation of "biotechnology"; the use of living organisms, esp. cells and bacteria, to create useful products.
biotechnology the use of living organisms, esp. cells and bacteria, to create useful products.
businesslike having qualities useful in business; serious; efficient; systematic.
contact a person considered useful or valuable as a means of gaining favor, getting specialized information, or of exerting influence; connection. [1/8 definitions]
craft (pl.) activities that use the hands to make things that decorate or are useful around a home. [1/7 definitions]
destructive distillation the heating of a substance such as wood or coal with minimal exposure to air, to produce useful byproducts.
diagnostic used or useful in diagnosing. [1/3 definitions]
dopesheet (informal) any useful bulletin or similar printed source of information. [1/2 definitions]
dumpster diving (slang) in North America, the practice of rummaging through trash to find useful items that have been discarded.
expendable not able to be used, kept, or maintained; not useful. [1/4 definitions]
general-purpose having many uses; useful in a general way.
handy useful or convenient. [1/3 definitions]
hickory any of a number of deciduous trees of the walnut family, found mostly in North America and in some varieties producing edible nuts and commercially useful wood. [1/2 definitions]
impractical not useful or wise to put into practice; not workable. [1/2 definitions]
interface clear or useful communication or interaction. [1/7 definitions]