Letter T 140250–140500

Term coined by Freud temple dance "To a . . ." poet Tribute writer of sorts Tony winner Leslie __ Jr Tony winner who played Burr Tony-winning actor Leslie ___, Jr. Tony-winning portrayer of Aaron Burr, sir Two-time NBA champ Lamar They go on for miles They're sometimes turned back Things rolled over by cars Take to excess Take too much of, briefly Take too much of, for short Take too much of, in brief Take too much, briefly Take way too much of, briefly Tooth, from the Greek. Toothed animal: Suffix. Toothed: Comb. form Toothed: Prefix. the study of dragonflies TV personality who wrote the memoir "Celebrity Detox" Talk show host Rosie Toothed (suffix) TOOTH (pref.) the origin and development of teeth TEETH, study of the study of teeth tumour near teeth the fear of teeth Take-out-the-trash indicator Target of Febreze Target of a certain "Eater" Target of a spray Target of an air freshener Target of baking soda in a fridge Target of some sprays Tasmanian devil emanation Tasmanian-devil defense mechanism Telltale quality Telltale warning, maybe The "O" in B.O. The "O" of B.&O. The Who "___ono" The flower red trillium is called the "wet dog trillium" because of it The harder you rock, the stronger this gets The nose knows it Thing a shower eliminates This emerges from a locker room Tip-off that you're in skunk territory Tip-off to a gas leak Tour bus "feature" Tour bus bouquet Tour bus may have this Tracker's aid Tracking dog's clue Tracking dog's indicator Trail of a sort Trait of banana oil Trash bag emanation Trash barge emanation Trash can emanation Trash can smell Trash day reminder Trash day reminder, maybe Trash emanation Trash heap emanation Trash-can trait Trashy trait? Trigger for a tracking dog Truly foul smell Turning sign? target Air freshener option target Arrid rival target Ban target Freshener target Glade rival target Roll-on brand target Secret target Spray target Sure Be of trait Garlic Dish made with and butter The waitress took forever with the checks and then ___ change They have tootsie roles They'll make your dogs smell better the state of being odoriferous the measurement of strength and persistence of odours the group of atoms in an odorous molecule responsible for its odour Tabu emissions Targets of baking soda Targets of extractor fans Targets of some sprays Territory markers The nose knows them These make scents They appeal to the olfactory sense. They can offend They come out of locker rooms They could be represented by a cartoonist's wavy lines They emanate off garbage cans and gym bags They evoke nose-pinching They just plain stink They may be absorbed by baking soda They may be foul They may be found in sneakers They may be picked up in a locker room They may be sniffed They may waft through the air They might come out of a locker room They mingle at landfills They mingle at the dump They stink They're known to noses They're often found in the trash They're released They're sniffed at They're wafted from the kitchen. Things found in some fridges Things hidden by potpourri Things in the air Things picked up at a landfill Things sniffed Things that disappear in the shower? Things that might make one cry "Foul!"? Trails for bloodhounds Trash collection? Trash emanations Trash pile emanations Two scents? Two-time N.L. batting champ Lefty Two-time National League batting champ Lefty Two-time batting champ Lefty Thing recognised by the nose to a Brit Aroma TOOTH (Gk.) The Oder, to Czechs The Oder, to a Czech Takes all the pills, say Takes in too much Takes in too much, for short Takes to much of, in a way Takes too many hits Takes too many pills Takes too many tranqs, say Takes too much Takes too much (Abbr.) Takes too much LSD Takes too much LSD, e.g. Takes too much X, e.g. Takes too much briefly, Takes too much junk, briefly Takes too much of a drug Takes too much of something, for short Takes too much of, for short Takes too much of, in a way Takes too much, for short Takes too much, in a way Takes too much, in brief Takes too much, in med. lingo Takes too much, quickly Takes way too much, briefly Temporary commanders Toxicological E.R. cases Takes too much of, as a drug Takes too much of, briefly Theoretical force. TELEGONUS, father of TELEMACHUS, father of The king of Ithaca Tale of a trip to Ithaca Tortuous journey Tortuous trip Tough trip Trip to tell about Travel tales Tripoli's ancient name "The Meaning of Everything" subject: Abbr. "The Professor and the Madman" subj. "The Professor and the Madman" topic, for short "The definitive record" updated quarterly Tell-all bk.: Brit. Time magazine's "scholarly Everest," for short Twenty-vol. dictionary Twenty-vol. reference Twenty-volume UK reference Twenty-volume ref. for writers Twenty-volume ref. work Tragic Theban king Tragic king of Thebes Tragedy first performed in 428 B.C. Theban king's dinosaur? They start A-B, C, D-E, etc. "Trompe l'__" "Trompe l'__" (illusion) Tompe I' ___ Tromp l'__ Trompe I' ____ Trompe de l' ___ (photo-realism) Trompe l'__ (painting illusion) Trompe l'__ (photorealism) Trompe l'__ (visual deception) Trompe l'__: optical illusion Trompe l'___ (art illusion) Trompe l'___ (artistic illusion) Trompe l'___ (illusory painting) Trompe l'___ (painting technique) Trompe-l'___ Trompe-l'___ (illusion) Trompe l'__ (optical illusions) Those who have knowledge of wine. The science of viniculture The study of wine The wife whom Paris deserted for Helen of Troy. type of American plant with yellow flowers that open in the evening " . . . ___ the bright blue sea": Gilbert " . . . thy warfare ___": Scott " ___ the ramparts . . ." " ___ the ramparts we ..." ". . . ___ the fields we go . . . " ". . . ___ the land of the free . . ." "... the native hue of resolution / Is sicklied __ with the pale cast of thought": Hamlet "... this night, being __ my head": Shak. "...___ the ramparts we watched..." "The Angel that presided ___ my birth" (William Blake) "The Last Time I Came __ the Moor": Burns "The Star-Spangled Banner" contraction "The Star-Spangled Banner" elision "The Star-Spangled Banner" preposition "The Star-Spangled Banner" syllable "The Star-Spangled Banner" word "The Strife Is ___" (hymn) "The Strife Is ___, the Battle Done" (Easter hymn) "The Strife Is ___, the Battle Done" (church hymn) "The Strife Is ___, the Battle Done" (old hymn) "The Strife is ___, the Battle Done" (hymn) "The butterfly has flown ___ him as he lay alone": Stevenson "The days of frost are __": Tennyson "The potent poison quite _____-crows my spirit" ("Hamlet") "The ramparts" lead-in "The strife is ___ . . . " "The voice that breath'd ___ Eden": Keble "Thou knowst the ___-eager vehemence of youth" (Homer) "Thy warfare ___ . . . " "__ the fields ..." "___ the Hills and Far Away" "___ the Land of the Free, and the Home of the Brave" "___ the Water to Charlie" (old ballad) "___ the fields we go / Laughing all the way": "Jingle Bells"