Letter T 10000–10250

Thrilla in Manila figure Thriller in Manila Timbuktu conquerer Sonni ___ Title boxer of a 2001 biopic Title role about a titleholder Title role for Will Smith Tomb of ___, in Najaf, Iraq Tony Award winner Stroker Tony Award-winner Stroker Tony winner Stroker Tony-winning Stroker Tony-winning actress Stroker Torch lighter at the 1996 Olympics Torch lighter at the Atlanta Olympics Torch lighter of 1996 True successor to the prophet, in Shiism Turkish military governor ___ Pasha Two-Oscar actor Mahershala Two-Oscar actor of the 2010s Two-time Quarry opponent Trailer for "margin" "The coward is inevitably __": L. Ron Hubbard "The poet is ___ who always speaks the truth" (Jean Cocteau) Translation from Quintilian, A.D. 80. "The Sundance Kid," for outlaw Harry Longabaugh TV spy drama of the early 2000s TV spy series starring Jennifer Garner TV's "___ Smith and Jones" Taken name The Barefoot Bandit, for one The Jackal, e.g. The Sundance Kid, e.g. The Sundance Kid, for Harry Longabaugh The Sundance Kid, vis- -vis Harry Longbaugh Tokyo Rose, e.g. Tony Starks to Ghostface Killah, e.g. Twitter handle Type of writ "The escapee will hide his identity with an _____" These are assumed They're adopted They're assumed They're assumed by many novelists They're assumed to be fake They're assumed to be false Thieves often go by them Things a spy may have many of Things assumed to be false? Things to hide behind Things you can assume Thieves' adversary Thieves' nemesis Thieves' nemesis, in story Thieves' outwitter Titular woodcutter of a folk tale Thieves' nemesis and French cake "The dog ate my homework" "The dog ate my homework," e.g. "They were with me all day," e.g. Tale told in an interrogation room Tall story, often The best one is airtight Thin Lizzy "Waiting for an ___" Thing given to the police Thing often given to a detective This is sometimes ironclad Trial excuse Trial ploy Trial story Trying out? "The dog ate my homework" and the like They may be airtight They may fall apart under cross-examination They may help one get away with murder They might not hold up in court They've got you covered Trial excuses "'Tis the Voice of the Lobster" reciter "The Brady Bunch" domestic "The Brady Bunch" housekeeper "The Color Purple" Pulitzer winner Walker "The Color Purple" author Walker "The Color Purple" novelist Walker "The Color Purple" writer Walker "The Half of It" director Wu "The Honeymooners "wife "The Honeymooners" role "The Lovely Bones" author Sebold "The Lovely Bones" novelist Sebold "Three inches is such a wretched height to be" speaker "Through the Looking Glass" girl "Through the Looking Glass" lass "Through the Looking-Glass" girl "Through the Looking-Glass" heroine "Tiny --": Albee "Tiny ___" "Tiny ___" (Albee play) "Tiny" Albee character "To the moon, ___!" ("The Honeymooners" phrase) T. R.'s daughter. T. R.'s first wife. T.R.'s "blue" girl TENNIEL (Sir John), subject of TV diner employee TV role for Linda Lavin TV series with the theme song "There's a New Girl in Town" TV show that spun off "Flo" TV waitress Tarkington heroine. Tarkington's "___ Adams" Tarkington's Adam Tarzan's "mother" Tea party attendee Tea party crasher Tea party crasher of fiction Tea party crasher of literature Tea party girl Tea party guest Tea party member? Tea-party attendee Tea-party crasher Teddy Roosevelt's daughter Tennis great Marble The Bradys' housekeeper The Queen of Hearts asks her "Can you play croquet?" The Temple of my Familiar author Walker The girl for Ben Bolt. The owner of Arlo's favorite eatery The voice of Kathryn Beaumont, in a 1951 cartoon Title literary character who exclaims "How puzzling all these changes are!" Toklas Toklas or Faye Toklas or blue Trixie Norton's friend Trixie Norton's neighbor Trixie's best friend in 1950's TV Trixie's best friend, on TV Trixie's pal Trixie's pal on "The Honeymooners" Trixie's pal, in 50's TV Trixie's sitcom friend Trixie's sitcom pal Tarkington novel Tarkington's small-town girl Town wear of song The Canadian film "Away From Her" is based on one of her short stories "Tiny" role and others. T.R.'s first wife et al. Tennis star Marble and namesakes. Tiny heroine and others. "The Color Purple" novelist "The Color Purple" novelist: 2 wds. "The Danish Girl" actress Vikander "The Good Wife" attorney Florrick "The Good Wife" wife "Tomb Raider" actress Vikander "Tomb Raider" star Vikander "The Element of Freedom" singer "The Third Man" actress Valli Telescope used as forest fire locator. "That is ___!" (debate charge) "That's --!" ("Not so!") "That's __!" ("Not true!") "That's __!" (angry denial) "That's __!": "No way!" "That's ___ and you know it!" "That's ___!" ("Prove it!") "That's ___!" (angry retort) "That's ___!" (courtroom outburst) "That's ___!" (debate cry) "That's ___!" (debate retort) "That's ___!" (indignant response to an accusation) "That's ___!" (protest against an accusation) "Them that asks no questions isn't told __": Kipling "___ told often enough ..." "___ told often enough becomes the truth": Lenin 'That's --!' (trial cry) Tell __ (be deceitful) That s ___ This begets itself, according to Fuller Two truths and ___ "Take me to your leader" speaker "The Doctor" in Doctor Who, e.g. "The Twilight Zone" visitor "The War of the Worlds" character "The X-Files" subject "Twilight Zone" visitor Tabloid abductor Tabloid cover topic, maybe Tabloid creature Tabloid photo subject Tabloids abductor Terrible The "A" in ALF The "A" in TV's ALF The A of ALF The Doctor, e.g. The creature Jean Jacket in "Nope," e.g. Third Rock from the Sun cast member Topic for an X-file Totally unfamiliar Tourist from space Tramontane Tramontane of sorts Transient at Ellis Island. ___ to (incongruous). ___ to (inconsistent with). ___ to (not natural to). trespasser Transferable to another owner Transfer Transfer property Transfer, as ownership Turn away Turn into an extraterrestrial? Turn off Turn off totally Turn off, in a big way Turn off, in a way Torn apart Transferred ownership of (property). Turned away, as supporters Turned friends to foes. Turned off thwarting Turns (off) Turns away Turns off, so to speak Turning away the action of causing to become unfriendly Turnoff They're unpleasant to be around Time when an invasion from outer space is scheduled Title receiver Title recipient Title-transfer receiver Transferee in law Transferee of property. Transferee, legally Transferee. Title recipients Target of SETI searches TV sci-fi cop series TV series based on a 1988 movie Transferer of property. Transferor of property. Transferrer of property. They transfer property Transferers of real estate. Transferrers of property