Letter T
They might make you tear up
They may make rash decisions
Tie score
Tied
Tennis court part
Tin Pan __
Tin Pan or Gasoline
Tin Pan, e.g.
Tin pan follower
Tom's turf
Tomcat's milieu
Top Cat's hangout
Tornado
Trash-can site
Type of cat
Tabby about town, say
Two-player two-pointers
They may be blind
Totally psyched
"That should work now!"
Totally behind
Totally in favor of
Totally in support of
Totally supporting
___ the best
Totally on board
Totally into capitalism?
Three Musketeers motto
"There's no more," to a toddler
Toddler's "I've finished eating!"
Toddler's shout upon finishing a meal
Toast to good health?
the season of All Saints' Day
"The gang's ___!"
"That's __ ask of you"
"That's __ ask!"
"That's __ can say"
"That's __ need to know"
"That's __ need!"
"That's __ want to know!"
"That's ___ can stand!"
"This Is ___ Ask"
'That is -- ask'
The Everly Brothers' "__ Have to Do Is Dream"
There, in Peru
There, in Toledo
There: Sp.
Tired / Total
Toad the Wet Sprocket "___ Want"
Tactic on "Survivor," "Big Brother," or "The Amazing Race"
Triple ___: 1882-1915
"The Hunger Games" formations
The Axis and others
"The Mosquito Coast" hero
"The Notebook" heiress, or Kate's friend in an '80s sitcom
"The Notebook" heroine
"The Notebook" heroine played by Rachel McAdams
TV duo Kate and ___
TV oldie "Kate & ___"
TV role for Jane
TV role for Jane Curtin
TV sitcom "Kate and ___"
TV's Kate and ____
TV's "Kate & __"
The Yankee Indian.
Three-time WNBA All-Star Quigley
Title character in a 1980's sitcom
Title role in a 1980s sitcom
Two-time AL strikeout leader Reynolds
Teamed
Teamed up
Teamed up (with)
Teammates
The winning side.
They fight with you
They're on your side
They're with us
Treaty brothers
Treaty group
"The ___ People," 1959 movie
Temporary electrical connector
They may help you with your jump
Tool with V-shaped serrated jaws
"___ the Family" (classic sitcom)
"___ the Family": Bunker saga
"___ the Family," TV sitcom
Texas Hold 'Em bet
Texas Hold 'Em declaration
Texas Hold 'Em words
Texas Hold 'em announcement
Tired
Tired (out)
Tired out: Colloq.
Tired out: Slang.
Tired, slangily
Too pooped to participate
Too pooped to pop
Totally committed
Totally committed, and a hint to four puzzle answers
Totally pooped
Totally tired
Totally wiped
Tuckered out
___ the day's work.
Trying cases, plea bargaining, etc.?
Taken as a whole
The whole gang fighting?
Totally stormy?
Title shared by singles from the Temptations, Jack Wagner, Radiohead, and Air
Those who say "Aye."
Tout
"___? That's you, me, your mom, and your other relatives"
TV show about the Corleones?
The Bunkers' show
Totally ineffectual
Ten o'clock and ___ well
"There's no hope!"
Three-time Daytona 500 winner
The oilman replied __
Town crier's cry
"___ Takes Is Love," 1987 song
to form an alliteration
"Twice-Told Tales," literarily
the repetition of the same sound beginning several words in sequence
The only thing that's needed
Totally prepared to go on at the comedy club?
...the pianist was ___...
"This is no joke"
The mischievous actor winked at the audience and delivered an ___
Two forms of ID for somber speakers?
The -- Brothers Band
"That ___ are created equal . . . "
Those created equal, per Jefferson
Two words from the Declaration of Independence.
TV's '-- Children'
The Beatles' '-- Loving'
TV show that debuted on 1/5/70 (end of the cry)
TV soap opera
Taking the maximum risk, as a poker player
Talk radio format
TV promo descriptor
TV promo promise
Totally novel
Totally original
They may be pulled
They might be pulled under stress
They take hours to pull
Telephone greeting
Téléphone greeting
The works outing arriving initially in Scottish town
the assignment of particular areas of a magnetic disk to particular data or instructions
"__ the Lights": Kanye West song
"___ the other reindeer ..."
-- the above
__ the time (continuously)
__ the time: on every occasion
___ the time.
____ the above (alternate answer)
Tomlin/Martin comedy
The gang
The whole gang
TISSUE graft taken from an unrelated person
tissue graft from a donor genetically unrelated to the recipient
Totally fine
the state of being an allomorph
The same either way
The coping limit
The name of another person assumed by the author of a work.
Then: It.
Terror in Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World"
The fossil Big Al, once
To the max
Tooth and nail
Tooth-and-nail
Total, as an effort
Totally done
Type of pattern
The last end?
___ the shouting.
Take into account.
The seamstress planned for 5% shrinkage after the first wash
Think: Dialect.
Tare
tret
Teenagers' earnings?
Took into account
termless
The definition of secondhand store (Part 3)
Top-tier football team designation
The NFL's best
Top NFL player
Top NFLer
Top-level football player
Top NFL players
Type of flour
"They ___ after the farmer's wife . . . "
Totally embarrassed
"That's enough!"
Trial opening
They lead to Rome
Travel advice in Italy
Tell- -- (exposés)
Tell-__ (candid stories)
Tell-__ (some bios)
Tell-__: revealing memoirs
Tell-___ (juicy autobiographies)
Tell-___ (some biographies)
Title word at The Globe
Totalities.
Town crier's word
Two o'clock and --- well
title start Shakespearean actor Edmund
Totally ready to go
Totally ready: 2 wds.
Totally ready
Totally assured, as victory
The surprised seismologist was __
"The one thing that's clear to me ..."
The gamut, in retailing
"Things look bad"
"This is __ sudden!"
"This is ___ new to me!"
Team Gordie was voted to six times
Team of firstclass players
Ted Williams, in most seasons
Top athelete
Top athlete
Top team player
Top-notch athlete
Top-tier athlete
Type of ball game.
Type of team.
team of first class players
"Time out" in the N.B.A.
The "Midsummer Classic"
Totally stacked group
Team culled from other teams
Team from many teams
Team of ace players.
Team of celebrities.
The best Rangers, perhaps
The best in the League.
They sparkle on diamonds
They're at the top of their game
Top athletes
Top athletes or "RuPaul's Drag Race" contestants
Top athletes' roster, e.g.
Top pros
The "good hands" people
Tops in a certain region
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