Letter T 113750–114000

Take a dive, say Take a giant step The Great ___ Forward The kind of year we're having in 2008 The year 2000, e.g. Try to make it over a chasm, say Type of year Take eagerly Take enthusiastically, as an opportunity Take in a heartbeat __ the chance (accept eagerly) The next one will be in 2024 Traditionally, when women were allowed to propose marriage "Twelve Days of Christmas" bounders "Twelve Days of Christmas" group "Twelve Days of Christmas" lords, e.g. Taking a jump Ten lords' activity Tenth-day yuletide figure Trusting act Trusting acceptance Tackles hurdles These have their bounds They may be faith-based or quantum Things that may be faith-based? Tiny adjustment to an atomic clock Track and field attempts Tries to get over a chasm, say Tiny adjustment occasionally added to Coordinated Universal Time Tiny adjustment to Coordinated Universal Time Tiny change to a master clock Tiny time adjustment ___ the dark (risky acts). Took a daring plunge Took a giant step Took a jump Took a jump: Poet. Two words before "a conclusion" or "the rescue" The next one is 2016 Three-hundred-and-sixty-six-day period The Summer Olympics are held in them They contain an extra day Thirteen since 1900. "That way madness lies" speaker "The Jeffersons" producer Norman "The Jeffersons" writer Norman "The Jumblies" poet "The Owl and the Pussy Cat" writer "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" author "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" penner Edward "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" poet "The Owl and the Pussycat" poet Edward "The Owl and the Pussycat." "The Quangle Wangle's Hat" poet Edward "There was an Old Man with a beard" writer "There was an old man ..." poet TV legend Norman TV pioneer Norman TV producer Norman TV's Norman Television producer Norman The "he" in the line "'Tis the infirmity of his age: yet he hath ever but slenderly known himself" The "limerick" man. The Bard's tragic king The Duke of Albany's father-in-law The Earl of Kent is his courtier The man behind Bunker The type of jet in my mansion's hangar Theatrical king Title character of whom it's said "Vex not his ghost" Title character whose work inspired Kurosawa's "Ran" Title king in a Shakespeare play Titular Shakespearean king Too-proud king Tragic Shakespearean king Tragic daughter-misjudger Tragic figure since 1606 Tragic king Tragic king of drama Tragic king of literature Tragic king of the stage Tragic monarch Tragic retiree-to-be Tragic role. Troubled king Type of jet tragic subject Transport choice for business bigwigs "That'll ___ ya" Take advantage of class Take advantage of class time Take in new info Take lessons Take lessons in Teach improperly? Teach, to a backwoodsman Teach, to a hillbilly ___ the ropes Thespian Michael ___ "The Spirit of Liberty" jurist/writer The inexperienced candidate ___ Tutee or trainee Teen driver's paperwork, probably '-- the Blues' (Sinatra hit) The gaining of knowledge Traditional learning the child's acquisition of language the cognitive process of acquiring skill or knowledge Tom Petty "___ Fly" Title on certain language videos ... with a hint to entering six answers in this puzzle Take punishment to heart Takes in, as information Teaches incorrectly? TV producer Norman and a tragic king "The Psychedelic Reader" collaborator "The Sandlot" actor Denis "Turn on, tune in, drop out" adviser "Turn on, tune in, drop out" advocate TV's Dennis The Politics of Ecstasy author Timothy or Mrs. O' Timothy who preached the message found in this puzzle's theme Timothy who preached, "Turn on, tune in, drop out" Timothy who took many trips Timothy who took trips Timothy who wrote "Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out" Tripper Timothy Tripping Timothy Tuned-in Timothy Timothy and Herbert Fairfax Timothy and family Tony winner for "Miss Saigon" Tony-winning actress for "Miss Saigon" Take for a term Take for a while Take for the summer, say Take short-term Take the pad Temporary agreement Tenancy Tenancy document Tenancy period Tenant's agreement Tenant's concern Tenant's contract Tenant's document Tenant's form Tenant's paper Tenant's protection Tenant's terms Tenant's text Tenement arrangement Tenement arrangment Term of tenancy Terms of a rental contract The paper for a pad? This might give you a flat This might give you a flat in London Time-share, e.g. Type of copier contract time as *Terms for tenants Taken for a term Took a flat. Took an apartment Took for the summer, maybe Took for the summer, perhaps Took the pad Took, as an apartment tenure agreement Tenant, say Tenant under contract. Tenant, e.g. Temporary "owners" Temporary occupants Temporary users They choose not to buy Takes for a while, in a way Tenants sometimes break them Tenants' contracts Tenants' documents Tenants' papers Things letters have Things that may be broken when moving? Take on, as tenants Type of rental agreement Tether often used by pet owners Terrier tether Terrier's tether Tether for Asta Tether for a pet or toddler Tether for a terrier This makes Rover no Rover Thong for Towser. Thong or cord. Tie for a boxer. Tie with thongs. Toy line? Training line Trammel of a sort Trio, as of hounds on a hunt Type of strap. Tether for a pet Tethers They're taken on walks *They're for the dogs " ... to say the __" "That government is best which governs ___" (Thoreau) "That is the ___ of my worries!" "That's the ___ of my worries" "That's the ___ I can do" Take unlawfully The "L" of L.C.D. The L in LCD The absolute minimum The bare minimum The minimum. The path of ___ resistance The smallest part The smallest. Tiniest thing Trifling to the max Type of common denominator The __ (in any respect) The easy path? The 6 in 2,016 Tanned animal skin Thong material tanned hide treated cotton paper Tanned skins Tough fish? Tough and flexible Tough in texture The water in Paris The water, in France The water: Fr. Time off from work Take off or time off Tar's time off Take time off from work The "L" in AWOL The "L" of AWOL Time off, in the military Time on shore Talk to the answering machine Thank someone for waiting? Tragedian's intent "There's no room for that" TV's "___ to Beaver"