Letter T 137000–137250

Type of behavior Type of distribution Typical and expected They don't require psychiatric help The usual state the process of normalising Teacher training institution Teacher-training institution type of cattle "Three's Company" actor, by extension 'Three's Company' actor started dozing? "The Executioner's Song" Pulitzer winner, 1980 "The Office Machine" author? They were present on D-day. They won the battle of Hastings Those led by William the Conqueror Title role for Sally Field Two-Oscar winner for 1979 Twenty-tens fashion trend embodied by the characters on "Seinfeld" Testing standards The usual fare They have many followers They're expected They're par for the course They're standard They're the usual They're to be expected They're typical Things most people follow Typical patterns Typical results Teuton demigoddess. Teutonic demi-goddess. Teutonic demigoddess of fate. Teutonic giantess. Teutonic goddess of destiny. Teutonic demigoddess: Var. Teutonic Fates. Three goddesses of Norse myth. Teaparty greeting for Alice Town on L. I. Sound above Stamford, Conn. "The Octopus" writer "The Pit" novelist T.V.A. dam TVA dam in Tennessee. TVA sponsor George Tennessee dam Tough guy Chuck Tough-guy actor Chuck Trophy name in hockey The Norwegians The Scandinavians The Vikings They wrote in runes Thor's mythology branch Trygve Lie, for example. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are each named for one Tenth-century raiders The Minnesota -- Toward the Rio Bravo, to a mejicano Type of Americano. Telecom giant based in Toronto type of Mexican music "... the true ___ strong and free..." "Ten ___ Frederick." "True" compass point "__ to the Future" (Alaska motto) "__ to the Future" (Alaska's motto) "___ to Alaska": 1960 film "___ to Alaska," 1960 Wayne film Topmost cardinal point Top of the charts Toward Santa's pole Toward cooler weather, say Toward the Arctic Toward the Arctic Circle Toward the pole where Santa works Towards the top of the atlas True direction Tulsa-to-Topeka direction Top of most maps Town in central England famous for footwear Two opposite directions often grouped together Titanic's resting place the northward flow of traffic Tankard hoot, in a way? The wind that sweeps through Texas. Trees of New England Toilet-paper-sponsored sitcom of the '70s and '80s? to make northern Tempestuous winds Tragedy at Hector International Airport? The "Nautilus" crossed it in 1958 Toymaking center? TV's Jay and Sheree The Hague's water This lies between Great Britain and Europe. Thing located in the night sky by extending a line from circle F past circle G Trusted guide TWEED River, county on the (Eng.) Toward Polaris ___ Territories, Canada The SS Manhattan was the first commercial ship to cross it "The Honeymooners" role or town in Massachusetts "The Honeymooners" sewer worker Trixie of 1950's TV Type of nylon hosiery. "This can wait" "This isn't a priority" Toward the north. Trondheim's land Two-time Winter Olympics host Tree housing Sumac? "Terrible twos" chorus "Terrible twos" cries "Terrible twos" turndowns Three letters on some medical oxygen tanks Tel. and fax Tel. book contents Tel. book entries Tel. book figures Tel. book listings Tel. books figures Telemarketing need: Abbr. Telephone bk. listings Telephone book info: Abbr. Telephone co. data Telephone-bk. listings Terse refusals The boss usually doesn't want to hear them Theme of this puzzle (abbr.) There are 81 in a completed sudoku grid (abbr.) There are eight of these before "baby" in Elvis's "A Big Hunk o' Love" They are not positive They can be rational or irrational: Abbr. They follow "My name is...", "My sign is...", and "My number is..." in a 2016 pop hit They have no point when they're whole: Abbr. They may be pos. or neg. They may be real or imaginary: Abbr. They may be whole: Abbr. They might be composite: Abbr. They start many park signs They support some arguments, for short They were worth $5 each on "What's My Line?" They're crunchable: Abbr. They're saved on cellphones: Abbr. Thumbs downs Toddler's responses Toddler's responses, often Toddlers hear a lot of them Tots often hear them Turndown words Two and three: Abbr. Two are taboo Two-year-old's responses, often Two-year-olds' utterances "The deal's off!" Tab on old cash registers The key for making change Tiki-bar stipulation ___ te ipsum ___ te ipsum (know thyself): Lat. TLC hit about guys with weak game Twitched by a rabbit Tapir's feature The - in :-) The N in ENT The scenter of things? The scenter of your face? There's a bridge at the top of it There's a bridge near the top of it Thin margin of victory Thing twitched on "Bewitched" Through which we sniff, snort and sneeze Tip of a plane Tip of a spout Tip of an airplane Tip of pliers Tissue's target Torpedo part Tracking ability Tracking power Trademark of Cyrano de Bergerac Traditional news spotter Trunk, e.g. Two-holed feature They may be checked by pinching Tip of a missile Tip on rocketry. Titan tip Top of a rocket ship Took a whiff Take a plunge Turn for the worst? Took a sudden drop. They provide sinus relief Tiny biting midge Tiny gnat Tiny biting insects barely visible to the eye Teensy flies They face centers on the line of scrimmage Test for a needed hosiery change? They change people's profiles The anesthesiologist's shtick was ___ That makes ___ to me Tip forward, as a plane They can be used to uniquely identify cattle Targets of rhinoplasty The Closing Statement "Black Eyes & Bloody ___" These are often counted They can be thumbed They can be thumbed or counted They can be wrinkled or thumbed They get counted They have bridges and passages They may be held underwater They may get thumbed They may run in winter They might be held at a sewage plant They might be powdered or stuffed They pick up scents They run in the winter They run in winter They sense scents They smell really good They sniff They uphold specs They're counted They're counted at meetings They're counted for attendance They're frequently counted They're often counted They're often held under water They're often held underwater They're rubbed in Eskimo kissing They're sometimes a bit stuffy They're sometimes held underwater Things "counted" when taking attendance Things counted at meetings Things often counted. Things that might sense danger and scams Things to be counted Things to count Those of gripers may be out of joint Tips of planes Trunks, of a sort Title vampire of film Twinkies or cookies, e.g. Typical use for dips Took the cake, perhaps