Letter T
"___ the fields we go" ("Jingle Bells")
"___ the fields we go, laughing all the way"
"___ the glad waters of the dark blue sea": Byron
"___ the hills . . . ": D'Urfey
"___ the land of . . . "
"___ the ramparts we watch'd . . ."
"___ the towering steep" (anthem lyric)
"___ the fields" in poetic language
The Who's "Love Reign ___ Me"
Thomas Moore's "Come ___ the Sea"
Thoreau's "On Fields ___ Which the Reaper's Hand Has Pass'd"
Throughout time, in prose
Throughout, in poetry
Throughout, in verse
Throughout, poetically
Twelfth-to-last word before "play ball"
Twelfth-to-last word in "The Star-Spangled Banner"
"That gently, ___ perfumed sea ...": Poe
"___ the ills o' life victorious": Burns
type of cannon
the magnetic field strength 1 cm from a unit magnetic pole
They go before P's and Q's
that portion of the gut which connects the pharynx to the stomach
The west of Spain?
Toward sunset, in Spain
The French may order it "sur facile" or "versant ensoleillé"
The makings of an omelette.
They may be prepared bénédictine
They must be cracked to make une omelette
They're needed to make une omelette
"_____ that this too too solid flesh would melt"
"The Diary ___ Nobody"
"The Tears ___ Clown"
"The good old U.S. ___"
The chance ___ lifetime
Three ___ kind
Three-kind connector
Three-kind link
Two ' kind
Two-kind connection
Two-kind connector
Two-kind link
___ truth (certainly).
"The Story ___ Boy"
Twenty-one, or sometimes 18
Twenty-one, say
Three ___: poker hand
"The Greatest Love ___"
"The Sum __ Fears"
"The Way __ Flesh"
"The best ___ possible worlds"
"This was the most unkindest cut ___."
"___ the dirty, rotten..."
"The true measure _____ ..."
"The way ___ eagle in the air . . . "
The end ___ era
Twinkling - eye
Twinkling-eye link
Tied to a particular time
Thought ___ (perceived)
The Last Remake ___ Geste
"The Importance ___": Oscar Wilde
"To tell children ___ and goblins"
"[The British] have been deaf to the Voice of Justice and ___." (racism!)
"There's no way I would ever!"
Time ___ (present moment).
Two words after break
"The Cabinet __ Caligari"
"The Island ___ Moreau"
The Essays ___
"The Three Faces __"
"The Three Faces ___" (Joanne Woodward film)
'The Three Faces (1957 film) --'
"The Great British Bake ___"
"They're ___!"
"They're ___!" (racetrack cry)
"They're ___!" (racing term)
"Turn that racket ___!"
-- -the-wall
-- the cuff
TOWARDS in side of field (crick.)
Take the day __
Taking a personal day
Taking a personal day, perhaps
Taking a vacation day
Taking a vacation day, say
Taking vacation days
The "O" in OTB
The Donnas "Take It ___"
Toggle option
___ the beam (awry)
___ the grid
Teutonic legendary hero.
Trimmings of meat
Teutonic hero and others
Teetering, perhaps [second word of "start"]
The cardiologist's routine was a little ___
Type of error that occurs when a coder forgets to start counting from zero
Thrown aside
Time of lackluster performance
Time when you're not at your best
Times to grin and bear it
Times when you're not at your best
Times when you're not at your peak
Times when you're not doing so hot
Taxi's "I'm not working now" sign
Took care of, mob-style
Time for some to vote, minus one year?
"Tales of Hoffmann" composer
The indignant take it as a violation
to anger someone with words or actions
to make someone feel bad
tortfeasor
Those at fault
Team with the ball
Team with the football
The best defense.
Those with the ball
the team that has the ball and is trying to score
The quality of being insulting and abusive
*"That dress makes you look fat," e.g.?
"The ___" (miniseries about the making of "The Godfather," named after a "Godfather" quote)
Tender act?
The Banker's figure, on "Deal or No Deal"
Thing made at an auction
Tenderer.
thing offered
They're music to job-seekers' ears
Things potential homebuyers put in
the offerings of the congregation at a religious service
the part of the Eucharist when bread and wine are offered to God
Tender help to a walker
Tables and chairs that wobble?
"These cards are terrible," said Tom ___
Thus spake Venus de Milo
the state of being offhanded
The casual quarterback made an __
"The ___" (Michael Scott's show)
Tips at work?
Tables at a meeting, say?
Tea that co-workers spill
"T 1-3 p.m., W 3-5 p.m."
Type of social event.
The "O" in CEO
Title for a cop
Three more back enders
the characteristic language of official statements
the style of writing characteristic of some government officials: formal and obscure
Trademark, e.g.
Type of vow.
"The Marriage ___."
The more distant part of the sea in view
The near or foreseeable future
Transfer data, to a peripheral device
transfer to a peripheral device, of computer data
Takes out, as cargo
Times of poor performance.
The Rolling Stones' 'Get -- My Cloud'
Time of few users
Tainted tapioca?
The trappings of upper-class life are off-putting and sterile- Elizabeth Hess
tending to repel
Turnpike exit
"Tip" or "rip" finish
Takes care of for the family?
Takes care of, gangster-style
Takes care of, so to speak
Takes out, as a hit man would
Takes out, in a way
Takes out, mob-style
Takes out, so to speak
Tax write-___
Terminates with extreme prejudice, say
The three of this puzzle's theme entries
Times when one is not up to par.
Tip and rip finishers
Trade-__ (pros and cons)
Trade-__ (reluctant exchanges)
Trade-__: concessions
Trade-___ (compromises)
Turn-___ (personal information)
This is no time for playing games
Track hiatus time
time without training
Times of year when tourists aren't visiting
Type of printing method
the practice of substituting foreign labour for domestic
The guy who rolled onto his back after passing out was called for being ...
the mistake of occupying an illegal position on the playing field
Trying to keep cool in a more eco-friendly way?
Too high to measure
the presidential candidate made a remark off the cuff
TV sitcom: 1985
"This goes no further ... "
"___ the races!"
Tout's illegal shenanigans?
"The Mask ___ Manchu," Karloff film
Time of no elections
"That's all, bye"
"The paths ___ . . . "
"Time ___" (Snow)
"The Wizard __"
"The Wizard __": comic strip
"The Wizard ___" (comic)
"The Wizard ___" (long-running comic strip)
The Used hit "The Taste ___"
"That's the long and the short ___"
"Think nothing __!"
The half ___
The long and short ___
The wonder -- all
"...the sum ___ parts"
The patience __
"The Informer" author
The Informer author Liam
"The Ascent __"
"The Rights ___"
"The Ides ___."
Tactic, Part 2
"... the lusty month ___"
"The Merry Month ___" (James Jones novel)
"Think ___" ("Phantom of the Opera" number)
"Think ___" ("Phantom of the Opera" song)
"Think ___" ("The Phantom of the Opera" song)
"The Gods are come down to us in the likeness __"
"The mass __ lead lives of quiet desperation": Thoreau
"There is a tide in the affairs __ . . ."
To the best ___ knowledge . . .
The point -- return
that's ___ concern to you
"The Story __" (Pauline Réage novel)
The Marquise ___ '76 Rohmer film
"The Price ___" (Billy Bragg song)
"The beauty ___ men is the gray head": Proverbs
"Think ___" (Wynton Marsalis album)
"The Winter ___ Discontent."
"The Marvelous Land ___" (1904 sequel)
"The pipes ___."
Theme word #6
"The Merry Adventures ___"
"The Best ___-DMC" (2003 greatest hits album)
The Bridge ___ Luis Rey
"The wages ___ . . . "
"The Bells __ Mary's"
"The Eve __ Agnes" (Keats poem)
the spirit louis
"... the apparel __ proclaims the man": "Hamlet"
"The good is __ interred with their bones": "Julius Caesar"
"The good is __ interred with their bones": Antony
"Thy friendship __ has made my heart to ache": Blake
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