U is for:
Ulfang the Black: leader of the Easterlings who followed Caranthir, faithless at Nirnaeth Arnoediad.

Uldor the accursed: son of Ulfang the Black, slain by Maglor the Mighty Singer

Ulwarth & Ulfast: sons of Ulfang, slain by the sons of Bor

Ungoliant: Giant Spider that usurped the light of the Two Trees

Uruloki: another name for 'dragons'

Utumno: first fortress of Melkor in the North of ME

Uruk-hai: orc-bread of Saruman

Ugluk: leader of the Uruk-hai

Udun: something like the 'hell' of Me

Ufthak: the Orc that Shelob had forgotten to eat, after she had tied him up and placed him in a corner

Well, this is it now...
greetings,
lathspell

Valaraukar - The Quenya name for Balrogs

W is for Winged Beasts, the Nazgûl's new steeds after their horses were drowned.

X is for... Xauron, Sauron's evil twin... [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] there isn't anything evil for X!

Y is for... there isn't anything evil for Y!

Or Z!

OH NO!

The next sequence can be cities, landmarks, or countries in Middle-earth.

A is for Adorn, a river in Rohan.

[ November 09, 2002: Message edited by: TolkienGurl ]

B is for Boromir, part of the fellowship.

C is for Celeborn lord of Lothlorien

Umm... I said cities, countries, or landmarks. Not people.

[ November 09, 2002: Message edited by: TolkienGurl ]

B is for the Brandywine...does that count?

Yes. Rivers would fall under landmarks.

C is for Cair Andros, an island in the middle of the Anduin.

You like this game, don't you?

D for Doom. Mount Doom.

E is for Edoras, the city of Theoden.

F is for Field of Celebrant, a battlefield near the river Anduin

G is for Gladden Fields: Swamp territory near the Anduin, where Isildur was ambushed and betrayed by the Ring. And where Deagol many years later found the Ring and was murdered by Smeagol.

H is for the Hilly Tombs, Tyrn Gorthad

I is for:

The Ivy Bush, a tavern on the Bywater Road

Ithilien, the Garden of Gondor

Isengard, the fortress surrounding Orthanc

The Iron Hills, hills east of Erebor where the Dwarves of Durin's Folk after they deserted the Ered Mithrin

etc...

There's nothing that starts with J. How wrong is that? I even looked it up...there's nothing...

But for K (forgive my lack of accent marks):

Khand (as in, Variags of)
Khazad-dum (Moria)
Kheled-zaram (Mirrormere)
Kibil-nala (Silverlode)

~*~Orual~*~

L is for Lorien, both the forest in ME and the dwelling of Irmo in Valinor.

Morgoth-a bad guy

Morgoth is not a landmark, city, or country. PEOPLE: read the directions!!!

Gwaihir the Windlord: Why do you say that? [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] [img]smilies/tongue.gif[/img]

M is for Misty Mountains, greatest Mountain-range in the West of M-e. And it's also for Mount Mindolluin (the mountain of Minas Tirith) and Meduseld, which is the Golden Hall of Theoden.

N is for Nimrodel, a river that runs through Lothlorien. You can still hear the elven maiden Nimrodel's beautiful voice singing in the waterfall.

O is for the Old Forest, where the hobbits were rescued from our very own Barrowdowns by Tom Bombadil

P is for Pelargir, the port of Gondor liberated by Aragorn from the Corsairs

Q is for Queens' Tombs in Noirinan, Númenor

R is for Romenna, a port in eastern Numenor, from which the last ships of the Faithful left to make their way to Middle-earth and escape the great wave.

S is for the Shire where the Hobbits live! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

T is for Tol Sirion where Finrod Felagund heroicly died and:

Tol Galen: Where Beren and Luthien dwelt after there return

Tol Brandir: The island at the falls of Rauros

U is for...

Udun
Umbar
Underharrow
Upbourn
Uttermost West

~*~Orual~*~

'V' is for Vinyalondë, a harbor founded by Aldarion at the mouth of the Gwathló.

W – Wethrin, Ered Wethrin, the mountains of mist in West Beleriand

e - X - ile, Realms in - Arnor and Gondor [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

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I don't think there are many words in LoTR that begin with x....maybe we could move on to the next letter?

Yale - lowland area in Eastfarthing

Z is for Zirakzigil, one of the three Mountains of Moria. In its pinnacle was Durin's tower, and here Gandalf threw down the Balrog.
(Complete Guide, Robert Foster).

So that means I get to the pick the next theme. How about things that were in the Silmarillion but not the Hobbit or LotR?
(A hard one! But don't you love a challange?)

'A'is for Andor, 'Land of Gift', Númenor

B is for Beren, a Man, lover of Luthein. Recoverer of a Silmirilli. Elf-friend.

I actually went and looked it up to, then I smacked myself in the head.

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C is for Carcharoth the Red Maw, dread wolf of Angband.

'D' is for Draugluin - the werewolf slain by Huin and whose form was assumed by Beren when he entered Angband.

E is for Echoriath; the Encyrcling Mountains, around Gondolin. Also the place where Thorondor housed with his Eagles.