Letter T 130250–130500

the state of being moveless Transport guys Turn the page, so to speak They have van, will lift They'll get you out of the house They'll help you get carried away They're written in chess notation Turns at the board Turns to play. Takes residence Takes up residence Take up new residence at Take up new residence in Transportation line "Tangerine" or "The Watermelon Woman" "Tender Mercies," e.g. "The Long Voyage Home," e.g. "Them" or "Us" "To Kill a Mockingbird." TV late show. Television staple. The "M" of IMDb The reel thing Three-reeler, e.g. Thriller, perhaps Tinseltown vehicle Trailer trailer Transcontinental flight feature Typical date Typical date activity the film was shot on location THE OTHER Trailer in a theater *"The Color Purple," for Oprah Winfrey Turkey, to a critic The pesky animal in "Caddyshack," for one? the act of making movies They earn some Oscars Things cast for films "Toy Story 4" and "Ocean's 8" "Twilight" and "Moonlight" The Academy Museum's subject They start with pitches and eventually get scores Things pushed by trailers Things to drive in to? Three Stooges episode, e.g. Thespian, or friend of Gilligan They get a lot of screen time Theater promo *Theater wall display "The Jeffersons" theme "___ On Up" Touching, affecting The U-Haul rental agent gave a ___ The Jeffersons theme song Travel assistance at airports Truck used for transporting household items "The Jeffersons" theme song, and an apt title for this puzzle "The Jeffersons" theme song, exemplified by this puzzle's improvements Take a little off the top Take blades to blades Take blades to your blades Take care of the green Take some off the top Task on a summer to-do list Tend the lawn with a blade or a machine Tend fairways, say Tend the grass Tend the lawn Tend the turf Tend to a fairway Tend to a lawn Tend to one's turf Tend to the fairway Tend to the green Tend to the greens Tend to the lawn Trim a fairway Trim a field Trim bluegrass Trim grass Trim some Trim the blades Trim the fairway Trim the grass Trim the lawn Trim the turf Trim, as turf Tended the turf Tended to the fairway Took blades to blades Trimmed a fairway Trimmed the grass Trounced, with "down" Timothy shaver Toro on the lawn Their blades shorten your blades "The Jungle Book" boy "The Jungle Book" hero "The Jungle Book" protagonist "The boy raised by wolves in 'The Jungle Book'" Times for lawnwork in Kansas City? Tidy, as a lawn Tackles the lawn Takes blades to blades Takes down, as grass Takes inches off yards Tends the grass Tends the lawn Tends to a lawn Tends to the fairway Tends to the green Tends to the lawn Trims a lawn Trims the grass Trims the turf Trims, as grass Trim your high grass TRADE name of a drink 'True Blood' co-star Stephen TV journalist Bill Too bad, Bill type of Irish linen The Smiths singer, to fans TONGALAND, country north of Tanzania's neighbor. "The Clemency of Titus" composer "The Impresario" composer "The Impresario" writer "The Magic Flute" composer "The Marriage of Figaro" composer "The culminating point that beauty has attained in the sphere of music," per Tchaikovsky Truman's favorite composer. "This Film Is Not Yet Rated" org. "This Film Is Not Yet Rated" subj. Their Rs may be contested They give G's and R's They give out Gs and Rs Trailer org.? Trailer-approving grp. Trailer-assessing grp. They're occasionally criticized for being too easy on violence The "60" in "going 60": Abbr. The going rate, briefly Ticket fig. Tpk. measurement Tpk. rate Traffic ticket abbr. Traffic-ticket entry: Abbr. Treadmill abbr. Treadmill fig. Turnpike sign abbr. Their boss is a provost marshal general: Abbr. They arrest AWOL's They dog AWOL's They might stand guard at courts-martial: abbr. They patrol the bases They rein in their privates, for short They rein you in when you're off base, for short They seek AWOL soldiers They track down AWOL soldiers The Suzanne Vega hit "Tom's Diner" was instrumental in its development TRANSVAAL, new name for the The Tower of ___ : game TITLE prefixed to title of office Title used before a married man’s surname The bride and groom Title couple in a Hitchcock film Tom Selleck film of 1992 Tom Selleck movie of 1992 Tom Selleck sports film *Title role for Rowan Atkinson TV title character who wrote in a diary "To Be With You" band The boss: Slang. The head guy The head honcho Title for a wheeler-dealer Top banana, stereotypically Top man, in spoofs Top man, informally TV villain since 1989 Title teacher in a James Hilton novella Toon whose first name is Veritably Totally chill dude To whom it is said, "I had not known you a month before I felt that you were the last man in the world whom I could ever be prevailed on to marry" Title role for Gary Cooper and Adam Sandler Theologian's degree. Theologian's degree: Abbr. Today's K-ration Today's version of a K ration TV "neigh" sayer TV character played by Bamboo Harvester TV character played by Bamboo Harvester (and stunt double Pumpkin) TV character that I don't hoof to clue with a horse pun, but I feel I oat to TV character who "will never speak unless he has something to say" TV character who said "Time to hit the hay ... oh, I forgot, I ate it!" TV character who says "You know I wouldn't talk in front of anyone but you" TV equine TV equine of the '60s TV equine of yore TV horse who "will never speak unless he has something to say" TV neigh-sayer? TV palomino TV role for Bamboo Harvester TV series with a talking horse TV star who homered off Koufax in a 1963 episode TV star who loved oats TV star who said "Stop gabbin' and get me some oats!" TV star with a long face TV steed TV talker TV talking horse TV title character played by Bamboo Harvester TV title role for Bamboo Harvester (who was, of course, a horse) TV's eloquent equine TV's neigh-sayer TV's talking horse, of course, of course TV's talking palomino TV's vocal equine Talkative TV horse Talking Palamino of film Talking TV horse Talking TV palomino Talking animal of '60s TV Talking equine Talking equine of '60s TV Talking equine of TV Talking horse Talking horse of '50s TV Talking horse of 1960s TV Talking horse of a '60s sitcom Talking horse of old TV Talking horse of the '60s Talking horse on TV Talking horse, now in repeats Talking palomino of '60s TV Talking-animal sitcom Television horse The Posts' TV companion Titular talking horse talker Stable area They came with HOOAH! bars: Abbr. They come with flameless ration heaters, for short They often include flameless ration heaters They replaced C rations Title character in a Robert Louis Stevenson book Test done in a tube Test for internal injuries, briefly Test for one on the DL, perhaps Test in a hospital tube, for short