Letter T 116250–116500

"The check is in the mail," sometimes "The check is in the mail," usually "The dog ate my homework" is a classic one "The dog ate my homework," maybe "The dog ate my homework," probably "The next clue will be short and sweet, I promise you," e.g. "The truth in masquerade": Byron "The world's longest parking lot" (abbr.) "This is a ___" The Cure "This is not the last clue in this puzzle," e.g. "This puzzle is really, really hard," e.g. "This puzzle is relatively easy," say "To credit his own ___."—The Tempest. "Today's Wordle word is TRUE," e.g. "Truth crushed to earth.” "Tuesday is the hardest crossword of the week," e.g. "___ to Me" (Tim Roth series) "___ to me, but please don't leave" Crow lyric "___ to me. But please don't leave" Sheryl Crow Tell a fib Take a recumbent position Take a risk when taking a polygraph test Take advantage of the La-Z-Boy, say Talk about your girlfriend whom no one can meet because she lives in Canada, say Technique of the "Big ___." Tell a "story" Tell a big one Tell a falsehood Tell a fib Tell a good one Tell a tall one Tell a whopper Tell false tales Tell falsehoods Tell fibs Tell fish stories Tell it like it ain't Tell it like it isn't Tell porkies Tell stories Tell tales that are tall Tell tales, maybe Tell tall tales Tell untruths Tell whoppers Telltales Terminological inexactitude, to Churchill Test a polygraph, perhaps The U. N.'s Trygve. The varnished truth Thing in some packs Thing to do in waiting? This answer has five letters This clue have no grammatical mistakes, e.g. Tiger s concern Tiger's position Tiger's position (read into that clue how you'd like) Titleist position Titleist's position Top UN-er. Toss the bull Total fabrication Tricky thing to get caught in Trumped-up story, essentially Trumped-up tale Truth decay Truth decay unit? Truth's opposite Try to sell a cover story Trygve Trygve Halvdan ___. Trygve of U.N. Trygve of U.N. fame Trygve of the U.N. Twist facts Twist the facts Twist the truth Twisted tale Two Truths and a ___ Two truths and a __: icebreaker game Type of Detector Destroyer Type of detector ___ through your teeth the truth Stretch thing White ___ the heart of To love in Leipzig "The Erl-King," for one Tested a polygraph Tested the polygraph Threw the bull Told an untruth Told a big fib Told a big one Told a fabrication Told a falsehood Told a fantastic story, perhaps Told a fib Told a fish story Told a good one Told a tall tale Told a whopper Told a whopper of a tale Told an untruth Told falsehoods Told fibs Told half-truths. Told it like it wasn't Told it unlike it was Told stories Told tall tales Told twisted tales. Told untruths Told whoppers Took liberties with the truth Took part in a cover-up Triggered the polygraph Trumped up tales Twisted a tale Twisted the truth Type of polygraph. "The polygraph is rigged!," e.g.? Try to protect, in a way Title fit for a king Title fit for a lord Title in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" To whom homage was performed, in the Middle Ages Top and bottom of the feudal food chain Those to whom homage was pledged in old ceremonies Tell fibs in a quiet voice? Try to avoid detection Try to be inconspicuous Try to go unnoticed Try to stay unnoticed Taxman's claim There may be one on your car There might be one on a car There's probably one on your house Title attachment Title cloud Title encumbrance Title transfer concern Tradesman's claim Type of collateral Type of debt security the right to take another's property if an obligation is not discharged that can be subject of a lien Those subject to property claims. Those whose property is subject to seizure. The bank, often Those with legal claims. Tax ___ (claims for delinquency) They may be placed on a house They may be put on homes They may be put on houses They may block a closing They're attached to many houses They're placed on property They're put on many cars Things put on houses Title attachments Title clouds Title search concern Test, as a new mattress Treat as a bed To make one's bed and have to ___. To tie: Fr. Type of rib in Gothic vaulting. They're prone Those in ambush or in bed "That's all false!" "That's all false, and you know it!" "That's totally false!" "That's utter slander!" "The check is in the mail" and "The dog ate my homework," famously "The cruelest ___ are often told in silence": Robert Louis Stevenson "The cruelest ___ are often told in silence."—Stevenson. "The fiend that ___ like truth." "The light that ___ in woman's eyes . . . " "The ties were black, the ___ were white" (Taylor Swift lyric) "True __" (Schwarzenegger film) "True ___" (Curtis film) "True ___" with Arnold Tells tales Tales from Ananias Tales that are too tall Taradiddler's tales Tells a falsehood Tells a fib Tells a tale Tells a tall tale Tells a whopper Tells falsehoods Tells fibs Tells fish stories Tells it like it ain't? Tells it like it isn't Tells stories Tells untrue tales Tells untruths Tells whoppers The makings of perjury. These enlarged Pinocchio's nose These sometimes come in a pack They made Pinocchio's nose grow They may be bald-faced They may be little and white They may come in a pack They often come in packs They set off polygraphs They sometimes come in a pack They're often tough in the rough Things that set pants ablaze? Tiger's positions? Title start of a 2003 Al Franken best seller Titleist positions Told by Iago. Told by Nessus. Tom Kite's concerns Too tall tales Too-tall tales Total fabrications Trust eroders Trygve and Guri. Trygve and family Turf positions Tweaks the truth Twisted tales "Therein ___ tale" "The Sound of Music" girl "The Sound of Music" girl whose name anagrams to "Ellis" "The Sound of Music" role Tries not to attract attention Tries not to be noticed "Thou ___, most ignorant monster": Shak. "Twenty times, thou ___": "Richard II" Trick, in a way Try and mislead Tim Roth TV series Ted of California Tenant starter Title for Sulu on "Star Trek": Abbr. the position of a lieutenant TV cop with an Instamatic? Tony winner Schreiber Tony-winning Schreiber "Television for Women" network, in listings "That it will never come again is what makes ___ so sweet" (Emily Dickinson) "That's ___," Sinatra hit "To ___!" ("L'chaim!")