Letter T 136750–137000

Technically, it's neither a.m. nor p.m. Ten o'clock scholar's hour The Carpenters: "Crescent ___" The Jam: "Tonight at ___" The canonical hour of nones. The end of the morning The middle of the day The most important hour. The other side of midnight? Tiffin time Tiffin time, perhaps Time around nomination? Time at the top Time for a lunch break Time for a Wild West duel Time for a Wild West shootout Time for a bite Time for a break, often Time for a ladies lunch, maybe Time for a lunch break Time for a lunch break, often Time for a meal. Time for a sandwich Time for a taco Time for a tryst, maybe Time for a whistle Time for a work break, perhaps Time for both hands to be up Time for lunch, for many Time for lunch, often Time for lunch, perhaps Time for mad dogs and Englishmen Time for short shadows Time many chose to draw? Time of Dr. Watson's first appointment with Sherlock Holmes. Time of greatest power. Time of meridian. Time some rockers wake Time to draw? Time to grab a slice, say Time to put your hands up? Time to shoot the sun. Time when a U.S. president's term expires Time when both hands are up Time when hands go all the way up? Time when the sun is highest Time when two hands are raised Time, going forward or backward Top of the clock Traditional gunfight time Twelve P.M. Twelve hours before midnight Twelve o'clock in the day Twelve o'clock in the daytime Twelve o'clock, half the time Twelve sharp Twelve, half of the time Twelve, half the time Twelve, maybe Two-hands-up time Typical lunch time time Chime time Palindromic address time Shootout shout time in a Cooper film Climactic opening Tommy of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" "There midnight's all a-glimmer, and ___": Yeats Time when shadows are shortest Times when the sun is highest ". . . tree falls in the forest and ___ . . ." "There's ___ here but . . ." "There's ___ here but us . . ." "There's ___ here but us chickens!" .___ to talk with . . .. Terrible turnout The person who knows the results of November 4. To Caesar, this was nemo To whom a despot answers To whom a dictator answers To whom you might be instructed to tell a secret Translation for "nemo" "That's utterly uninteresting", more rudely Tryst at twelve Twelve o'clock meeting Twain comment: Part IV Times of a.m.-p.m. changeovers Times of greatest power. Times to put the hands together? Twelve times? Times if day. "That is the worst news ever!!" The Koh-i-___ diamond Top money horse in 1950 Top money-winning horse of 1950. Top race horse of 1950. Top winning race horse of 1950. The "necktie" in a necktie party The end for Captain Kidd The end of a rope, maybe The end of one's rope, maybe The end of one's rope, perhaps The loop it's best to be out of The necktie in a Western necktie party This may be at the end of one's rope Threat for a Wild West outlaw Threat for a rustler Tie; bond Tight rope? Tightenable loop Title word in the 14th Kinsey Millhone novel Trap in a springe Trapper's item. Type of loop. Tied like a lasso They may be at the end of one's ropes They may have been seen under Western branches They snag dogies They tighten Trio after M Trio before Q Trio of piano pieces Type of stock Type of stock certificate Traffic injuction. The Buick can't stop here! "'Tain't so" "That won't fly" "That's a hard pass from me" "That's a negatory!" "Try another way" Terse negative Terse rejection Terse turndowns Three Little Kittens' punishment "There's __ like home" This is like home, per Dorothy Traveler's lament Traveler's realization Tribute to an Italian city? The sequence that directly follows "MNOP" in the alphabet "This isn't critical" "Totally cool with whatever happens" "That's all right," slangily Tropicana label specification Tropicana option ". . . __ the battle to the strong" ". . . __ the battle to the strong": Ecclesiastes ". . . the time __ the place" "... tears __ prayers shall purchase out abuses": Shakespeare "... time ___ the place" "That's neither here __ there" "The universe seems neither benign ___ hostile, merely indifferent": Carl Sagan "The world will little note, __ long remember, what we say here": Lincoln "There is no speech -- language...": Psalms "Thinks what ne'er was, __ is . . .": Pope "___ the soles of her shoe?": Hamlet "___ this is not my nose neither": "Twelfth Night" Taylor Hicks "Hide ___ Hair" The "N" in FANBOYS The "N" in the acronym FANBOYS, a mnemonic device for coördinating conjunctions The Storting nat. The third letter in FANBOYS Third word of P.O. motto Trondheim loc. Trondheim nat. Type of gate in a circuit Type of logic gate "Terrible, Thanks for Asking" host McInerny "The Flash" character ___ West-Allen "The Foxhole Court" author Sakavic "The Pagan Stone" author Roberts "The Thin Man" character "The Thin Man" detective "The Thin Man" heroine "The Thin Man" wife "Thin Man" wife "Three Fates" novelist Roberts THIN Man (The), wife of Tea, on"The Naked Truth" The "N" of N.K. Jemisin The "doll" in "A Doll's House." The "doll" in Ibsen's "A Doll's House" The Thin Man's wife. Thin Man's wife. Three-time Oscar nominee Ephron Tom and Meg's "Sleepless in Seattle" director Tom and Meg's "You've Got Mail" director Torvald Helmer's wife Torvald Helmer's wife, in fiction Torvald's wife in "A Doll's House" Tracking org. "Thinking About You" singer Jones "Those Sweet Words" singer Jones TV journalist O'Donnell Tuneful Jones "That doesn't apply to me either" Thin Man spouse et al. Toward "l'Arctique" THAMES River sandbank Thames anchorage (with "the"). Thames estuary (with "The"). Thames estuary. The ___, Thames Riv. estuary. The ___, Thames area The ___, Thames estuary The ___, Thames estuary sandbank The ___, Thames sandbank They often cover New England Tattoo words that are often misspelled "Their shared last name is just a coincidence" Tyler Perry, to Katy Perry, e.g. "___? Then we won't find any wall-mounted sculptures here" " . . . they have ___ day nor night": Rev. 14:11 Troublemaker's credo? Tennis shortcoming Tenzing Sherpa guide Tenzing who summited Everest with Hillary Temaki cone Temaki seaweed Temaki wrapper Tenmusu seaweed Tuna roll seaweed Tuna roll wrap Totally guaranteed Testing standard The mean; average. The typical or average. The usual thing The usual thing that everyone does Thing that used to exist for various aspects of the U.S. presidency Typical amount Typical behavior Typical pattern Typical result "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" star Shearer "The Divorcee" Oscar-winner Shearer "The Divorcee" actress Shearer "The Wonder Years" mom Talmadge Talmadge Actress Talmadge of the silents Talmadge or Shearer Title Druid priestess of opera Title opera heroine who is a Druidic high priestess Title priestess in an 1831 opera Title priestess of a Bellini opera Title soprano who sings the aria "Casta diva" "The truly fearless think of themselves as __": Margaret Atwood Teacher's college: Colloq. Teachers' college.