Letter T
They can be even, paradoxically
They can be long or even
They can't be matched
They can't even
They could be in your favor
They favor the house
They go with ends
They may be against you
They may be defied
They may be even
They may be even or long
They may be even, ironically
They may be long
They may be long at the track
They may be long on the underdog
They may be stacked
They may be stacked against you
They might be even, ironically
They usually end in "to one"
They're about 1 in 650,000 for drawing a royal flush
They're about one in 300 million for winning the Powerball jackpot
They're against starving artists
They're against talentless bands
They're beaten by lottery winners
They're for the house
They're hard to beat when they're long
They're laid
They're laid and played
They're long for an underdog
They're long for long shots
They're long, for big underdogs
They're not in your favor in Reno
They're not in your favor in Vegas
They're often marked with colons
They're often played
They're often tough to beat
They're played at the track
They're played in Reno
They're put on some horses
They're slim if they're tall or long
They're sometimes stacked
They're very good for a lock
Things a bettor better know
Things are unlikely when they are long
Things noted at the racetrack
Things to bet
Things to play or beat
Three to two e.g.
Three to two, perhaps
Tip sheet figures
Tip sheet statistics
Totalizator output
Tote board data
Tote board figure
Tote board figures
Tote board information.
Tote board listings
Tote board posting
Tote board postings
Tote board stat
Tote board stats
Tote board tally
Tote figures
Tote-board data
Tote-board figures
Tote-board info
Tote-board information
Tote-board numbers
Toteboard listings
Toteboard readings
Toteboard stats
Toteboard tally
Tournament calculations
Tout talk
Tout's calculation
Tout's concern
Tout's concerns
Tout's figures
Tout's forte
Tout's numbers
Tout's ratio
Tout's shout
Tout's tabulation
Tout's vital statistics
Track calculation
Track chances
Track concern
Track concerns
Track data
Track info
Track lines?
Track numbers
Track percentages
Track posting
Track postings
Track quote
Track ratio
Track ratios
Track stats
Track word
Trifecta figures
Turf accountant's figures
Two to one, e.g.
Two to one, for example
Two to one, for one
Two to one, say
Two-to-one, e.g.
the likelihood of a thing occurring rather than not occurring
things calculated at casinos
"There's a nonzero chance ... "
The ___ (the likelihood is).
They're unmatched in footwear
Tip sheet contributor
They work with bookies
Type of favorite
They're most likely to win
Touts' picks, sometimes
"-- to Joy": Schiller
"The ___ Less Traveled: Unlocking the Poet Within" (Stephen Fry book)
"To A Skylark," e.g.
"To Autumn" is one
"To Autumn" or "To Spring"
"To Autumn," e.g.
"To Crosswords" could be one
"To Evening," e.g.
"To Spring," e.g.
"To a . . ." work
"To a . . ." poem
"To a . . ." verse
"To a Crossword Solver," maybe
"To a Mouse" or "To a Skylark"
"To a Mouse," e.g.
"To a Mouse," for one
"To a Nightingale."
"To a Skylark" or "To the Cuckoo"
"To a Skylark," for one
"To a Skylark."
"To an Overused Crossword Clue," say
"To the Poets," for one
"To the West Wind," by Shelley.
"To" words
"_ to Joy"
"__ to Billie Joe"
"__ to Billy Joe"
"__ to Dirt": Sharon Olds poem
"__ to Joy": segment of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
"__ to My Family": 1994 hit for The Cranberries
"__ to My Right Knee": Rita Dove poem
"___ to Enchanted Light" (Pablo Neruda)
"___ To L.A." (The Ravonettes song)
"___ to 9th & O NW" (Clint Smith poem)
"___ to Apollo"
"___ to Armpit Hair" (Lisa Low poem)
"___ to Autocorrect" (Martha Silano poem)
"___ to Billie Joe" (1967 #1 hit for Bobbie Gentry)
"___ to Billie Joe" (1967 #1 hit)
"___ to Billie Joe" (Bobbie Gentry hit)
"___ to Black Skin" (Ashanti Anderson poem)
"___ to Browsing the Web" (Marcus Wicker poem)
"___ to Dalya's Bald Spot" (Angel Nafis poem)
"___ to Deodorant" (Coldplay song)
"___ to Divorce" (Regina Spektor song)
"___ to Duty" (William Wordsworth poem)
"___ to Duty": Wordsworth
"___ to Ethiopia" (Paul Laurence Dunbar poem)
"___ to Evening"
"___ to Goby" (Juliana Spahr poem)
"___ to Gold Teeth" (Danez Smith poem)
"___ to Gossips" (Safia Elhillo poem)
"___ to Herb Kent" (Jamila Woods poem)
"___ to Joy" (Schiller poem)
"___ to Joy" (Schiller work)
"___ to Joy" (final movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125)
"___ to Joyful" (track on Jon Batiste's "Beethoven Blues")
"___ to Kool-Aid" (Marcus Jackson poem)
"___ to Liberty" by Shelley
"___ to My Car" (Adam Sandler song)
"___ to My Family" (1995 hit by the Cranberries)
"___ to My Family" (song by the Cranberries)
"___ to My Father's Boots" (Cornelius Eady essay)
"___ to My Shoes" (Francisco X. Alarcon poem)
"___ to My Socks" (Pablo Neruda poem)
"___ to Napoleon": Schoenberg
"___ to Newfoundland" (provincial anthem)
"___ to Our Ocean" (Amanda Gorman poem)
"___ to Patrick Swayze" (Tishani Doshi poem)
"___ to Phantoms" (Khaty Xiong poem)
"___ to Prince" (Hanif Abdurraqib poem)
"___ to Psyche"
"___ to Psyche" (Keats)
"___ to Psyche.”—Keats.
"___ to Repetition" (Ellen Bass poem)
"___ to Richmond Hill" (Rajiv Mohabir poem)
"___ to Sequoyah" (Alexander Posey poem)
"___ to Simplicity": Collins
"___ to Suburbia" (Eavan Boland poem)
"___ to Teachers" (Pat Mora poem)
"___ to Thought" (Sharon Olds poem)
"___ to Walt Whitman": García Lorca
"___ to a Grasshopper" (Pedro Pietri poem)
"___ to a Koala Bear" (Paul McCartney song)
"___ to a Nightingale" (John Keats poem)
"___ to a Nightingale" (Keats poem)
"___ to a Nightingale" (Keats)
"___ to a Superhero" (Weird Al Yankovic parody of "Piano Man")
"___ to a Superhero," Weird Al's parody of "Piano Man"
"___ to a Yellow Onion" (C. Dale Young poem)
"___ to hozier putting his emptiness into melody" (Adedayo Agarau poem)
"___ to my blackness" (Shockley poem)
"___ to the Bear Hug" (Clint Smith poem)
"___ to the Clothesline" (Kwame Dawes poem)
"___ to the Cuckoo"
"___ to the Female Reproductive System" (Sharon Olds poem)
"___ to the Head Nod" (Elizabeth Acevedo poem)
"___ to the Hexagon" (Chen Chen poem)
"___ to the Loom" (Monica Sok poem)
"___ to the Loop-de-Loop" (Clint Smith poem)
"___ to the Mets" (2020 song by The Strokes)
"___ to the Mets" (Strokes song with a poetic title)
"___ to the Midwest" (Kevin Young poem)
"___ to the Motherland" (performance at the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony)
"___ to the Selfie" (Megan Falley poem)
"___ to the Tampon" (Sharon Olds poem)
"___ to the West Wind"
"___ to the West Wind" (Percy Bysshe Shelley poem)
"___ to the West Wind" (Percy Bysshe Shelley)
"___ to the West Wind" (Shelley)
"___ to the Women on Long Island" (Olivia Gatwood poem)
"____ to Sunshine" (Delta Spirit's debut album)
Type of lyrical poem
Text source for the end of Beethoven's Ninth
The 45th Psalm, e.g.
The Gwendolyn Brooks poem "Paul Robeson," for example
The Raveonettes' "___ to L.A."
Thomas Gray poem
Thomas Gray wrote one on Eton College
Thomas Gray's "The Bard," e.g.
Thomas Gray's "___ on the Spring"
Thomas Hood's "Autumn," e.g.
To joy or toa nightingale
To work?
Tributary creation
Tributary lines
Tribute from Tennyson
Tribute from a poet
Tribute in lines
Tribute in rhyme
Tribute in stanzas
Tribute in verse
Tribute of a kind
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