Letter T 132000–132250

Traditional Indian greeting The Jets retired his number 12 The Jets' retired #12 Town in New Mexico Total wuss ". . . to ___ just a few" "The King's ___ is a tower of strength": "Richard III" "The ___ Game" (1965 Shirley Ellis hit) "The ___ of the Rose" "The ___ of the Rose": Eco "The ___ of the Rose": Eco novel "The grand old ___ of gentleman."—Tennyson. "To orb your ___ and keep it bright."—W. R. Benét. "__ That Tune": classic game show "___ That Tune!" Tag ... or a word that can precede tag Tag reading Tattle (on) The next two across entries both went by one each Thing for a newborn Thing sometimes dropped Tom or Jerry, e.g. Top line of a form, often Top line on a form, often Top line on many a form Top line on many an application form Top line on many forms Topic of conversation for parents-to-be term used for identification "...to _____ few" That can be identified They aren't generic They're not generic They're recognized in stores Tagged someone? The Feast of San Gennaro commemorates one Try to impress at a party, say Try to impress by association Try to impress by association, say Try to impress in a conversation, say Try to impress others, in a way Try to impress, in a way Try to make an impression, in a way They may claim to know stars the hard thing about name-dropping is to avoid being too obvious about it the practice of casually mentioning important people in order to impress your listener Tries to impress through association Tries to impress, as in conversation Tries to impress, in a way "...to list a few..." That is, to wit "The __ the Rose" (Eco book) The ___ the game Title track or defining element of an activity Title role in a play. Title role. Title giver Titler Those who christen They can be first, middle, or last Titles given at birth or chosen later Then the lead singer said, "Wait, what are the ___ of the bands that did these songs? It would help to know." These have been assigned to hurricanes since the early 1950's These make news. These will never hurt you They'll never hurt me! They're found on gift tags They're given at birth They're given to newborns They're usually given at birth Things called in roll call Tom and Jerry? Teddy bear, to Teddy Roosevelt to Senior Junior They may answer when you're called " . . . ___ those who love the Lord": Hunt Trade show handout They're worn on the chest Tommy's mom to his pop? TIME WARNER takes on autograph-forging work? T.S. Eliot's "The __ of Cats" Titling Type of rights on a building "___, The Killer Whale" (1966 film) "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency" photographer Goldin "The Drew Carey Show" regular Martin "The House of the Seven Gables" actress Grey "The Hug" photographer Goldin Talese in publishing Talese of publishing Tandoor-baked bread (var.) Tandyr __: Central Asian flatbread The word for mum's mum Town in Northeastern Thailand. Turkic flatbread Twin Flossie's big sister Twin of Bert Actor Twin of Bert Bobbsey Twin of fiction Twin sister of Bert Bobbsey Thanksgiving visitor, maybe The Darling family dog The Darling family's dog The Darlings' Newfoundland The Darlings' amah The Darlings' baby sitter. The Darlings' dog The Darlings' pet The dog-nurse in "Peter Pan." Title courtesan in an 1880 novel Tot minder Tot watcher Tot's grandmother Tyke watcher "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" syllables They may be spoilers They might slip you cookies that you really shouldn't have Tot protectors Tot spoilers Tot tenders Tot watchers' nicknames Tributary of the Amazon. "Twin Peaks" actor Jack Three-time NBA All-Star Larry "The Intern" director Meyers Teen sleuth Drew "The Bungalow Mystery" solver "The Clue in the Crossword Cipher" solver "The Hidden Staircase" sleuth Teen sleuth noted the subtle difference? ___ the Relentless ("What We Do in the Shadows" vampire) type of ostrich "___, they say, hae I" "Tea for Two" singer "Tea for Two" singer on Broadway TV star's first name. The "No No” girl. Three-time Emmy winner Fabray Title New York City heiress of Broadway Title character of a Vincent Youmans musical Title character singing in the "Tea for Two" duet Title girl in a hit 1925 musical Title heroine of a 1925 musical Title heroine of a 1930 musical Title woman in a 1925 Broadway hit Titular musical character who wants to "taste the Roaring Twenties" before settling down Tony and Emmy winner Fabray Tony winner Fabray Two-time Emmy winner Fabray Trousers of cotton cloth. The Mikado's son They help with the kids Tot watchers Treaty port, Kwangsi capital. "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" job "The _____" (1965 Bette Davis film) Tot tender Title magical caretaker in a 2005 film "Tiny" prefix for second Tech leader? Tech startup? Technology prefix Technology start Technology start-up? Teeny-tiny prefix Thin iPod Thousandth of micro- Tiny iPod discontinued in 2017 Tiny iPod model Tiny technology Touch alternative Type of second Tiny unit of electric current Tiny automaton Tiny machine Teeny-tiny futuristic machines Tiny tech powering Iron Man and Black Panther's suits type of synthetic surface Title Inuit in a 1922 film Title Inuit of film Title hunter of a 1922 film Title subject of a 1922 documentary in the National Film Registry Title subject of a classic 1922 documentary Thin iPods Thinnest iPods Tiny iPods Time in which light travels one foot, approximately They go by in a flash Tiny slices of time Teeny pipe formed by carbon atoms Tiny conductor of heat or electricity Tiny cylindrical structure Talese and Goldin Tandoor flatbreads Tandoor-baked breads Tandoori-baked breads Tandoori-baked fare They soak up masala sauce The Masters broadcaster Jim TV alien's word Twice, a Robin Williams sitcom catchphrase "The Beauty Myth" author Wolf "The Beauty Myth" writer Wolf "The Default World" author Kanakia [NOTE 4 SOL: she wrote a lovely piece for slate a month ago] "The End of America" author Wolf "The Scholomance" trilogy writer Novik "The Shock Doctrine" author Klein "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate" author Klein "Twin Peaks" actress Watts Tennis champ Osaka Tennis champ and activist Osaka Tennis champion Osaka Tennis great Osaka Tennis star Osaka Tennis star/activist Osaka The elder Judd Top model Campbell Two-time Australian Open winner Osaka Two-time U.S. Open winner Osaka Tennis player who wore masks drawing attention to police brutality and racism during her winning run at the 2020 U.S. Open Tennis player who wrote the 2021 _Time_ article "It's O.K. to Not Be O.K." TEMPLE, inner part of Temple or shrine in ancient Greece. Temple: Lat. temple ancient Take 40 winks. Take a break, in a way Take a midday snooze Take a time out? Take a time-out Take forty winks Teasel raises it Tennis ball exterior Tennis ball feature Tennis ball fuzz Tennis-ball feature The __ Ministry: "Rest Is Resistance" organization This can happen on tour bus Time out at day care Time out for a tot Time out for tots Time out in pre-K? Time out on a hammock Time out, of a sort Time spent undercover? Time to shut it all down Time-out for tots Time-out of a sort Toddler's afternoon ritual Toddler's break