Letter T 137250–137500

They attack snacks They raid the fridge Topless attire requirement for some pools "Try this snack - you'll get smarter!"? Take on a break Ticket holder who didn't make it Ticket holder with a conflict, maybe Ticket waster Ticket-buyer who stayed home (perhaps wisely) Truant, e.g. Truant; absentee They blew things off They didn't make it They don't make it Those with reservations about reservations? "...there is ___ but ignorance" (Marlowe) Tendency to pry Two-word negative. "That ain't happening!" "That is so wrong!" Turndown #1 Tosser's issue That no-place-like-home feeling. Terrible restaurant review Terrible review The ultimate pan type of bacterium occurring in moist places The septum separates them They may be flared They may flare at times They sometimes flare They're found under a bridge They're just above a handlebar Tibeto-Burman people "That never existed" "That was predictable" "That was easy" Tending not to stay out Tending to dig too deep Too concerned about others? Too curious Too inquisitive Too interested They pry but not jimmy "(That's it,) p(al, you've lo)s(t) y(our) ch(ance to watch anything tonight)!" "Tell it ___ in Gath" "Tell me ___ in mournful numbers . . . " "That's __ fair!" "That's ___ my problem" "That's ___ what I meant" "The End Is ___ Yet" "The rule of ___ too much."—Milton. "The rules of ___ too much."—Milton. "This Is ___" Blonde Redhead "This is ___ a drill ..." "This suit is ___ black..." (line from "Borat") "This suit is black ... ___" ("Borat" line) "Thou shalt ___ . . . " "Thou shalt ___ steal" "To Have and Have ___" "To be or ___ . . . " "To be or ___ to be" "Touch ___ the Cat" "Trade ___ aid." "True peace is ___ merely the absence of tension" (MLK) "__ to worry!" "__ too shabby!" "___ that I care" "___ that I loved Caesar less . . . ": Brutus "___ that I loved Caesar less . . . ": Shak. "___ that one ... that one!" "___ this time!" "___ to be confused with..." "___ to mention . . ." Taylor Swift's "You're __ Sorry" Teen's denial Ten Commandments word The "N" in N.A. The "N" in NSFW The Road ___ Taken The back: Comb. form. Thou shalt ___ kill. Tilde's meaning in symbolic logic Tilde's meaning, in mathematical logic To no degree Touch-me-___ (flower) Touch-me-___. "That's __ bad idea" "There's ___ thing we can do about it" "This is __ test" "This is __ toy" "This is ___ drill!" The "N" in N.B. The "N" of N.B. The N in N. B. Tim McGraw "___ Moment Too Soon" Take notice, on the Via Appia. Take particular notice Text alert? things worthy of notice Totally opposite "This can't be happening a second time!" "This is getting tiresome!" "Too late to change your mind now!" "There's _____ that falls..." Teacher's "Shh!" "That is ___ option!" "That used to be the case" "That ends today!" "That's no longer the case" the collecting of banknotes and cheques as a hobby They have seals of approval They own seals They take affidavits. Taker of affidavits. "___ the world giveth . . . " Thompson's "___ a Stranger" Tougher Thus far, no. "___ this time" ("maybe later") "Thank you" response Take shorthand Transcribe into sheet music Transcribed into sheet music Takes meeting minutes Takes minutes They haven't finished paving? Tablature is a type Toll free. "This could be promising" "This should ___!" *"That's way off" Tallier's cut Tally mark Tally on a gun handle Tally symbol Tally-keeping cut Thumb index component Thumb-index half-moon for easy dictionary access Tree marking Tally marks Tally symbols "That crossed the line" "That was over the line!" "That was totally out of line" "That's hardly amusing" "This will ___!" "___ to self ..." T or C follower Take ___, O world!—Othello. Take into consideration Ten-spot or IOU Thank-you item Thank-you message Thing for a musician to read Thing jotted down Thing passed at school Thing that every instrumentalist can play Thing to pass in class Thing you might use to score? Third of a triad Tone, turned around Taking some doing They're bound for school tiger snake Taken into account Took it down Those in great esteem "Those two options won't do" *Tryst venue Tablet taken by a reporter Thing for jotting Tablets They may be designed for stenography They may have rules for writing They're handy by phones Takers of memos. They make memoranda They make up memoranda They're paying attention Takes heed of Thank-you and bank They can be passed in class They may be passed in school They may be scribbled down They're found on scales They're graphically represented three times in this grid ... and the answers to starred clues are the six longest common words than can be spelled using only them They're meant to be taken in class, but not passed They're on staff They're passed in class They're taken in class They're taken in school They're taken or passed in class Things jotted down in class Things students take Things taken by those with class Things taken in class Tweet and twee Twosome in a trill "That guess is way off" the state of being noteworthy The musician is __ "That's slightly inaccurate" "That was a bad joke" Thanks, but ______ Thanks for __! (sarcastic words of gratitude) This answers: "Jane Eyre." Tech news site's nefarious plan? They suspected the cement mason but had __ Tell-all that doesn't actually tell all that much? The realty agent showed her client a luxury apartment, but he dismissed it as a ___ Totally dissimilar interests Typical answer to "What'cha been up to lately?" Thumb-twiddling status the state of nonexistence "That wasn't intended as a slight" "This isn't about you" They're often sweet "That'll be a snap!" "That's a cinch!" Trivial accomplishment Towel with "Hers," e.g. "The Little Red Hen" cop-out "The Little Red Hen" denial "The Little Red Hen" disclaimer "The Little Red Hen" refusal "The Little Red Hen" reply "The Little Red Hen" response "The Little Red Hen" turndown "Totally innocent" Terse blame-shift Terse claim of innocence Two-word denial Two-word turndown the quality of being noticeable Took heed of THEATRE reviews They may be posted "There's ___ like the present" The blink of an eye The wink of an eye Two shakes of a lamb's tail, off the mainland? Title about an absence of humor, starring James Stewart Town to race through? "Tell it ___ Gath" "The fault . . . is ___ our stars . . . ": Shak. Taking a sick day The N and I of "NIMBY" ___ the least. Taking heed of