Letter T 113000–113250

Tool for putting a Ping-Pong ball in orbit? Take off place Take care of dirty shawls and scarves? Things to do, maybe Traditional Monday morning agenda "The Goonies 'R' Good Enough" singer "Time After Time" singer "Time After Time" singer Cyndi "True Colors" singer "True Colors" singer, 1986 "The Dick Van Dyke Show" character "The Glass Menagerie" girl "The face in the misty light" "Twin Peaks" victim ___ Palmer TV actress Prepon TV's Mrs. Petrie TV's San Giacomo Talk radio Dr. Talk show host Ingraham Tierney classic Tierney classic: 1944 Tierney title role Tierney title role: 1944 Tierney/Andrews 1944 film Tierney/Andrews film, 1944 Tony-winning actress Benanti "The Dick Van Dyke Show" wife the office of laureate The victor's wreath. Token of victory Tree that symbolizes victory Type of tree Daphne turned into, in myth tree bay Trees to rest on? "The Mirror Has Two Faces" actress The end-all "The Big Sleep" star The friar who married Romeo and Juliet. Titled British actor "Time of the Cuckoo" playwright ___ Taylor (1887–1946). "The Hustler" Oscar nominee "The Hustler" actress "The Hustler" actress Piper "The Miseducation of ___ Hill" "The Miseducation of ___ Hill" (1998 Grammy-winning album) Treaty city in Switzerland. Taylor of "Twilight" The other: French. Toulouse-___ Throne of England "The floor is ___" That which forms basalt after cooling The fiery substance beneath a crust The Floor Is ___ (children's game) The Floor Is ___ (kids' make-believe game) The floor in a kids' agility game, supposedly The floor, in a children's game The floor, in a furniture-hopping game Tiki material Trendy kind of lamp in the '60s Trippy lamp Trippy lamp contents Type of lamp with a volcanic name taxite Treasonous Pierre Trippy source of illumination They have blobs and bulbs They go with the flow They may come from cones They're hot stuff type of plant closely resembling the mallow Tunnel-like natural feature also called a "pyroduct" Take a bath Took a bath "The ___ Hill Mob," 1950 film "The ___ Hill Mob," 1951 film The Long ___ Look "The Rocket" of tennis Tangle or untangle (there's the English language for ya) Tennis great Rod Tennis great known as "The Rocket" Tennis great nicknamed "The Rocket" Tennis great of the 1960's Tennis legend Rod Tennis rival of Rosewall Tennis star from Australia Tennis's Rod Tennis's only two-time Grand Slam winner To wash: Fr. Top-ranked tennis player of the 1960s Two-time Grand Slam champion of the 1960s Two-time Grand Slam winner Two-time tennis Grand Slam winner Two-time tennis Grand Slam winner Rod TV character who sported a monogrammed script "L" TV role for Penny Title sitcom character who worked as a bottle capper in a brewery Town near Los Angeles. Trans rights advocate Cox Tennis star and composer Takes a bath Takes a bath, say "The crazy life," in a 1999 #1 hit The life of Paris? TV portrayer of Burstyn's Oscar role TV's Alice TV's Alice Hyatt Tony winner Linda Two-time Golden Globe winner for "Alice" "Titus Andronicus" heroine There she is: Fr. "The Paper Chase" subject "The Paper Chase" topic "The Practice" practice "The Practice" profession "The __ allows it, and the court awards it": "The Merchant of Venice" "The ___ is a ass": Dickens "The ___ is a ass": Dickens's Mr. Bumble "The ___ is a jealous mistress." The system of rules enforced in courts TV's "L.A. ___" Ten Commandments, e.g. The "L" in LSAT The "L" of LSAT The Clintons studied it The Good Wife field Theodore Roosevelt's "first essential of civilization" This may be blue Thomas E. Dewey's profession. Tool that gives you a puncher's chance? Topic discussed by the bar Torah Translation of "torah" Trial concern Turow topic Type of firm in "The Firm" Typical John Grisham subject topic Court TV fare TV crime drama since 1990 They're arguable They write many opinions TV name today. Terrible but legal? "The ___ a ass . . . ": Dickens "The ___ ass" (Mr. Bumble) TV Western. Tin star wearer Tin-star wearer The Earps, e.g. The white-hat set They carry shields Tin star wearers Tennis or bowling surface Tennis or darts site, maybe Tennis venue, maybe Tennis venue, sometimes The pride of Suburbia. Thin linen Thin, cotton fabric This plot thickens Toro's domain, maybe Type of "Boy" to Phish Type of bowling or tennis Type of tennis Tailgating seat There may be some along the beach Their flight is measured in yards? Toro, for one "The Hissing of Summer ___" (Joni Mitchell album) Targets for Ortho Targets of much fertilization Tended grasses Tennis sites They may be manicured They might be manicured They might be replaced by xeriscaping They're contained within yards They're often manicured They're often mowed They're usually dormant in winter Things that are mowed Things to be mowed Things to mow Trimming locales The ___ supply and demand "The probability of drippings dripping is proportional to the price of the nearest tie," e.g.? Trigonometry rule The Doors album with the hit "Riders on the Storm" The Doors' last album released in Jim Morrison's lifetime, or its title track Title role in the Best Picture of 1962 "The First Deadly Sin" author Treasury Secretary since 1999 Ten Commandments, for example The executive branch enforces them The four ___ of thermodynamics There are three for motion They are enforced They may be broken on purpose They must be passed before they can be followed They shouldn't be broken They were once bills They're "on the books" They're broken by robbers They're broken in robberies They're not good things to break They're often broken They're passed They're passed, then followed They're still intact after they're broken They're studied by attorneys Things sometimes named after scientists Things that are "like Cobwebs which may catch small Flies, but let Wasps and Hornets break through," per Jonathan Swift Things to abide by Things to obey "The Paper Chase" setting Taft's University of Cincinnati position TV cook Nigella Torts class attendee Torts enrollee They're not fun, but they're always brought to parties "The Practice" figure Trial talker Trudeau's profession Typical John Grisham figure Typical John Grisham hero "The Practice" figures Targets of many jokes Their suits come with briefs They "make crime pay": Will Rogers They may be seen in chambers They work for bar tender Trial appointees "The Graduate" begins there Tending not to tend The opposite of strict. Third-busiest U.S. airport Tom Bradley International Terminal letters Too easygoing Too permissive the state of being laxative They get you going They make you #2 They're taken to go the condition of being physiologically lax the quality of being lax and neglectful The last minstrel sang one. Troubadour offering Troubadour's rendition Try to sting The seller takes no interest in it