Letter T 109000–109250

Toy with a topknot type of brightly coloured doll Toy created by Rose O'Neill in 1909 Toy that gets its name from the Roman god of love Typical carnival prize. "The Defense of Fort McHenry" author "The Star-Spangled Banner" author "The Star-Spangled Banner" composer "The Star-Spangled Banner" lyricist "The Star-Spangled Banner" writer Tab or shift Tab, say Teacher's answer book Teacher's answer sheet Teacher's test copy Test-grading aid Thing plunked on a piano This could be a skeleton Tonal system Tumbler turner Typewriter lever TV show with an "Obama Meet & Greet" sketch eerily similar to a real-life Obama meet & greet with Team USA this July Two things in a door? The Rickenbacker Causeway takes you there Typist's target typing-keys Typing (and the theme of this puzzle) They may be attached to fobs Tapped (in) Tense (with "up") Tensed, with "up" Typed, as text "The Jolson Story" actress Tabulate, say Type, as a password Type, as data Typing (in) Type of car entry They open locked diaries. Tangy pie variety Tart dessert Tart treat Traditional Florida dessert "The Economic Consequences of the Peace" author "The Means to Prosperity" author "Treatise on Money" author The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money author Tonic, in music Tonic, to Toscanini Type of speaker the principal theme in a speech or literary work They will sound off at the Chicago conventions. Their words are usually conventional They give important addresses, as at political conventions They make deliveries Turn one's attention to Turn one's focus to Telephone panel Touch-tone interface Touchtone array Touchtone feature Team stars from piano endings Things don't work well without them Typist's stroke Tillie the Toiler Thumb-drive holder That one curl that makes the whole hairdo work? They hold jingly things They may be hung on belts They may be hung on pegs Things on a key ring Tab and Caps Lock, e.g. Tab and shift Targets for Billy Joel Teen's Saturday-night request, perhaps The "ivories." There are 88 on a piano They have all the answers They have the answers They hold the answers They may be copied for a guest They may be kept on a chain or a ring They might get you in the door They might modulate They often have a ring to them They open doors They open locks and start cars They start up Fiestas They unlock doors They'll open doors for you They'll open some doors for you They're copied for partners They're depressed during recitals They're good for openers They're just for openers They're often needed to make an entrance They're pressed by pianists Things janitors keep on rings Things often forgotten Things on a chain Things on a ring Things on some rings Tumbler turners Typewriter features Typists hit them Tonality indicator the central building block at the top of an arch or vault "The Bangville Police" group They hold it all together Typing unit Typist's action Typist's tap Typing unit inputs Typing instructor's concern Terminus of U.S. 1 Tag targeted by search engines Term typed into a search field Taco Bell sister brand Tender vender Tender vendor The Colonel's business, initially The Colonel's chain The Colonel's fast-food chain, briefly The Colonel's place, initially The Colonel's restaurant The Colonel's restaurant inits. They sell Doublicious sandwiches They sell Extra Crispy Strips "The Americans" org. "The Americans" spy grp. "The Kremlin Letter" org. "The Spy Who Loved Me" org. "The Spy Who Loved Me" spy grp. "The Sword and the Shield" org. Turned speechless They're larger than lbs. Two books after Samuel: Abbr. Town of Iran TURKIC-speaking people of Siberia Type of casual pants Tan pants Tan slacks "Tell Me Something Good" singer Chaka Tartar title. Tatar chief Tatar leader Tatar ruler Tatar title of sovereignity. Title for Genghis Title of respect in central Asia Title taken by ancient Mongol emperors Title that translates as "lord" Title villain of a "Star Trek" film Top Tatar Top medieval Tatar Tribal title Turkish for "ruler" title of respect in Afghanistan and central Asia type of dagger Tatar honchos Tatar leaders Tatar rulers Top Tatars Turkic tribal leaders Travels for singer Chaka? Titanic Russian battlefield. type of African tree Title of Turkish viceroy of Egypt, 1867–1914. the office of khedive, the Viceroy of Egypt type of headscarf worn by Muslim women Third child in the Kardashian family Third-oldest Kardashian sibling THAI region "The Power to Surprise" automaker "The Power to Surprise" brand "The Power to Surprise" sloganeer "The power to surprise" car company Telluride SUV maker Telluride and Sedona maker Telluride automaker Telluride maker Telluride maker (that's 6,000+ miles away from Telluride) Telluride or Sorento, e.g. They've got Soul Troubled auto maker seeking a buyout by Ford tropical African leguminous tree Term for "river," in SE China. Term used in southeast China for "river." Tibetan wild ass They have "The Power to Surprise", per their ads Toyota Highlander alternative Tell you partner how to play bridge, say: Var. They know everything TEMPLE direction at Mecca The thing to put on that's a halter Thrill; boot Try for a field goal Try for a goal Try for the extra point Try for three points Talk over: Colloq. type of float held on to by a swimmer when practising leg strokes "___? That means you knocked over that pail with your foot" The petulant punter... The troublesome soccer player __ type of skateboarding manoeuvre Throwing a tantrum Things some people need to get off their backs The start of a football match Time when a match should start Tidbit of food They make hogs run Throws a fit at a pie shop? Tactfully dismisses from a post Thrilling, in an unconventional way "Teletubbies" fan "The Karate ___" (1984 film) "The Karate ___" (1984) "The Yellow ___" "The ___ Stays in the Picture" (1994 show-biz memoir) "The ___," Chaplin classic. TEASE (sl.) Target of toy commercials Tease: Slang. Teen or tween, e.g. The Cisco ___ The Karate ___ Typical Nickelodeon fan They might get the lower bunk "The Mermaid Chair" novelist Sue Monk __ "The Secret Life of Bees" author Sue Monk ___ "The Secret Life of Bees" novelist "The Secret Life of Bees" novelist Sue Monk __ Tony-winning choreographer Teased gently Teased playfully: Slang. "The Soul of a New Machine" author Tracy They joke around Tot's wading spot Tots' coolers They have no height requirement They have no height requirements Term of address akin to champ, tiger, or sport Term of address for a child Thurman's "Kill Bill" name term of address Friendly The Hawk from Camaguey. The day-care workers wore __ The utmost delicacy They're good for handling delicate situations