Letter T
The ___ countries, invaded May, 1940.
The ____Arctic ( our near north)
To be honored on new U.S. stamp.
Toward the bottom
Transmission gear
Type of blow or beam
the lowest forward gear ratio in the gear box of a motor vehicle
"The first date won't be expensive"
type of Australian bird
Type of exercising squat
Type of weightlifting squat
"Time to charge" alert
"That was uncalled for"
Type of dressing table
the state of being a lowbrow
type of blueberry bush
Type of diet that might replace potatoes with cauliflower
Take-off-the-bun meal
They keep prices down
The actual facts: Slang.
The whole truth
"The Grinder" star
"The Lyon's Den" star
"The Outsiders" actor
"The Outsiders" actor Rob
"The West Wing" Emmy nominee
"The West Wing" actor Rob
"The West Wing" co-star
"The West Wing" costar Rob
Tin Pan Alley name.
Talked like Elsie
Town on the Merrimack
Thomases
"The ___ Depths"—Gorki.
Take down, as a flag
The Gaslight Anthem "The Queen of ___ Chelsea"
The lack of rain had depressed the water level in the reservoir
Type of berth
"The copy editor says this needs a capital letter," or a judge saying "Not enough evidence" in a bass-baritone?
The "e," but not the "B," of eBay
Tribunal whose decisions might be appealed
Tip O'Neill's milieu
the act of causing something to move to a lower level
the act of causing to become less
Taking decisive punitive action
Taking punitive action
The mental nerve supplies it
Tunes down
Take punitive action
The Home Depot competitor
The Home Depot rival
Tool chain
The best score, in golf
The Dead Sea shore
Travelocity enticement
Transmission choice for driving uphill
Transmission choice for going uphill
Transmission choice for steep ascents
Targets which are reached with little effort
They're not quite flats
Tackle at the knees, e.g.
Talking cow
Terrain depression
the southern part of Scotland that is not mountainous
The Roman language, later on
The winner, in golf.
Totem-pole constituent
Totem-pole support
the quality of being low
Tone hit by a bass
Tim Duncan's position, at times
Top 10 funk hit from War with an iconic bass line (1975)
They're only a few stories
Two-time Newbery Award winner Lois
Takes part in a stock exchange?
Teens, perhaps, in the winter
Temperature extremes
The worst of times
Times of depression
There's no soy sauce on it
Time of a water shortage?
Time to clam up?
They occur about every twelve hours
Tidal extreme
The Scandinavian kind has a salt cure
technique of navigating using rhumb lines
"The Best Years of Our Lives" co-star
"The Best Years of Our Lives" star
"The Great Ziegfeld" co-star
"The Great Ziegfeld" co-star, 1936
"The Great Ziegfeld" star
"The Jazz Singer" actress, 1927
"The Rains Came" star, 1939
"The Red Pony" co-star
"The Thin Man" actress
"The Thin Man" actress Myrna
"The Thin Man" co-star
"The Thin Man" star
"The Thin Man" star Myrna
"Thin Man" co-star
Thin Man series co-star
Thin Man star Myrna ____
Tommie ___, famed trumpeter
Tommie ___, noted trumpeter
Trumpeter Tommie
The L in L. O. O. M.
Toeing the party line
True (to)
True and faithful.
True blue
True to one's cause
True to the cause
Trustworthy to the end
The Bardigang, for Cardi B
Tory of '76
True quality
the quality of being loyal
*They reward regular shoppers (6-9)
Two-time WNBA champ Jewell ___
The Ramblers of the N.C.A.A.
Tools for digging post holes
Tablet smaller than a smartphone
Throat drop
troche
Throat-soothing drops
The Evian Championship is one of its majors: Abbr.
Tour gp.
Tour gp. since 1950
Tour grp.
Tour grp. for Sorenstam
Tour grp. for women
Tour grp. since 1950
Tour org.
Touring org.
Tourney-tour org.
The Chevron Championship and the Evian Championship, for two
Tank filler for an outdoor grill, briefly
The U.S. Women's Open is part of it
TLC dispenser
TLC provider
The Beatles' "Revolver," "Abbey Road," etc.
The Beatles' "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver"
The Stones' "12 x 5" and "Flowers"
The Stones' "Aftermath" and "Flowers"
The Stones' "Sticky Fingers" and "Tattoo You," e.g.
The Who's "Tommy" and others
They groove for about 26 minutes
They have a roughly 1500-foot groove on either side
They have angular speeds of 200 degrees per second
They have diameters of 12 in.
They make five revolutions in nine seconds
They often have two sides to hear, for short
They ran at 33 1/3 rpm
They require many turns to play: Abbr.
They rotate 2,000 times per hour
They rotate at radio stations
They sound so much better than streaming, supposedly
They spin at 33-1/3 rpm
They take their turns in clubs
They turn at 33 1/3 rpm
They were spun
They were super-annuated by CDs
They'll sound sped up at 45 r.p.m.
They're bigger than 45s
They're hi-fi fodder
They're kept in sleeves
They're longer than EPs
They're made of vinyl
They're profiled in the 33 1/3 book series
They're put in sleeves
Things that go from start to finish in record time?
Things with microgrooves
This collection is groovy
Thrift shop staples
Thrift store buys
Thrift store music buys
Track sites
Turners on turntables
Turntable turners, briefly
Types of records: Colloq.
Turkish moneys: Abbr.
"The PowerScore ___ Logic Games Bible" (prep book)
"Trial" for would-be attorneys, for short
Test taken by aspiring attorneys
Test for future JDs
Test before the bar
Test for Perry Mason wannabes
Test for a future ABA member
Test for a future JD
Test for a future attorney (Abbr.)
Test for a future atty.
Test for an aspiring attorney, familiarly
Test for an aspiring atty.
Test for aspiring lawyers (Abbr.)
Test for future attys.
Test of reasoning skills
Test on which Elle Woods got a 179
Test that Jeff Winger cheated on to become a lawyer, in "Community"
Test that's about to lose its "logic games" section
Test with arguments, for short
Test with logic games
Test with logic games: Abbr.
Test with two logical reasoning sections, for short
The D.A. probably took it once
The DA probably took it
The highest possible score on it is 180
Those sitting for it from 1973-2011 had to be fingerprinted: Abbr.
Trial for a future atty.
Trial for a would-be atty.?
Trial for an aspiring atty.?
Tests for aspiring JDs
Tests for future LL.B.'s
Tests for some srs.
Tests with a high score of 180
Tests with logic questions
They have a logic games section: Abbr.
They have five sects. of multiple-choice questions
They test reasoning skills: Abbr.
They're divided into arguments, in part
Trials before trials?
Trials for aspiring D.A.'s
"The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" drug
"The Joyous Cosmology" subj.
"Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out" subject
"Turn on" drug
"Turn on, tune in, drop out" drug
"Turn on, tune in, drop out" substance
Tab for a trip
Tab for an acid trip
Tab inits.
Tab that's paid for illegally?
Tab you can halve to shorten a trip
Tabbed drug
Tabs of acid
Tabs that cause hallucinations
Target of some DEA seizures
The CIA once experimented with it as a truth serum
The Merry Pranksters' drug
The Trip subject, 1967
The U.S. banned it in 1967
The U.S. banned it in 1968
The chemist Albert Hofmann synthesized it
The drug Orange Sunshine was a form of it
The drug acid, by another name
Thing dropped for trips
Thing taken on a vision quest
This might change your mind
Ticket for a certain trip
Tim Leary's hallucinogen
Timothy Leary drug
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