Letter T
Turow work about first-year law students
Turow work set at Harvard
Turow's Harvard Law School memoir
Turow's Harvard-based story
Turow's first novel
Turow's memoir about first-year law students
Turow, Scott book
Type of highway
Track curcuit
Track's 400 meters
"___ to Live," TV program
"Take my wife . . . please!," e.g.
"Take my wife, please!"
They may be thrown out to audiences
Tossed-off remarks
Trading unit
"The Paper Chase" newcomers
They may learn of torts and liens (but not tortellini)
Torts and Contracts students
Torts students, typically
Tea server's question
Teatime query
Type of army or band
Type of band or army
Type of band or show
Type of show for Gielgud.
Type of show or band
They don't require assistance
Two-run homer situation
The record time for it is held by Moroccan runner Hicham El Guerrouj
"__ Time!" ('70s musical)
"__ Time" (Bagneris musical)
"__ Time" (Queen Latifah tune)
"__ Time": '70s jazz musical
"___ Time," 1979 musical
"___ Time," 1979 revue
Thirty days, at times
The United States, in a familiar pledge
The United States, in a famous oath
Tenet of Taoism
the quality of being united into one
Type of stand
Traveling troupe's routine.
Terse bridge bid
Terse bridge respone
__ trump (bridge bid)
___ trump (low bridge bid)
"The ___ clock jump"
Time it is when daylight saving time ends
"__ the Boys": Katy Perry album
THOSE things
The Eagles' "___ These Nights"
TV reunion special, often
They won't happen again
"That's ___ you!"
Tie __ (tipple)
Tie ___ (carouse)
Tie ___ (drink to excess)
Tie ___ (get drunk)
Tie ___ (get smashed)
Tie ___ (get spiffed)
Tie ___ (get squiffed)
Two-run homer prerequisite
Two-run homer requirement
__ top of the other
Tennis's "15 all," essentially
Tenth inning score, maybe
Tie score represented by two fingers
Tied in a best-of-three series
Top-of-the-tenth score, perhaps
Two-thirds of a call for help
Tete-a-tete
Two-person basketball game
Two-person meeting
Two-player basketball game
Two-player hoops game
Type of basketball contest (hyph.)
Type of instruction
Two-person meetings
Therapy appointment, say
Town in Upper N. Y.
"_____ the Other" (Paula Abdul song)
__ two (just a few)
__ two (not a lot)
__ two (very few)
___ the other (choice words)
___ the other (either)
___ two (a few).
"Two to go" situation
Tough thing to choose
Two jacks, e.g.
Two tens, e.g.
Target of many a Bernie Sanders proposal
Target of the Occupy movement
Type of bathing suit
Target closest to a bowler
Target of many a strike
The first to go on a strike, usually
Typical ale serving
Ticket window request
Time by which I had better have had a second coffee
Time for a latish lunch
Time for a siesta, perhaps
Time in D.C. when it's noon in Chicago
Time in NYC when it's noon in New Orleans
Time in New York when it's noon in Chicago
Time in Tokyo when it's midnight in New York
Time to get back to work, for many
Time to get back to work, maybe
Time to get back to work, perhaps
Time to return from lunch, perhaps
Two bells on the afternoon watch
Two bells, nautically
Two bells, to a sailor
Two bells, to boaters
Tight game difference
Thirty-two fl. oz.
Twelve minutes in basketball
Telling blow
Telling blow: Slang.
There's nothing like it
Top-notcher: Colloq.
Total original
Typical Saturday matinee cartoon
"The ___," 1936 song
The unique, to Britons.
They're more than rare
They're unique
Thumpers: Slang.
Topnotchers: Slang.
Troublesome (Var.)
"The Crazy ___" (2013 Robin Williams sitcom)
"The Crazy ___" (CBS sitcom)
"The Defiant __": 1958 film
"The Defiant ___"
"The Defiant ___" (1958)
"The Defiant" or "The Crazy" follower
"The Gilded ___" (Namina Forma book)
"The Loved ___."
"The ___ We're Meant to Find" (Joan He novel)
"This __ on me!"
"This ___ for the Girls" (Martina McBride hit)
"This ___ for the Girls" (Martina McBride single)
"This ___ for you"
The first digits in a count
Take ___ ease.
Take ___ time (be leisurely)
Teens always have them
Telephone buttons that lack letters
Telephone numbers without letters
Teller's pile
Tender with Washington
Tens neighbor
The Bold ___
The Crazy ___
The first two digits of every Brooklyn ZIP code
The most popular songs
The right kind of column
The ten in a sawbuck
The two of eleven?
The white bills in Monopoly
Their alternative
Their locations can be tracked using the "Where's George?" website
There are two in "101 Dalmatians"
There are two in "1991"
There are two in 11
They make a few bucks
They may be broken into quarters
They may be peeled off for tips
They may be registered?
They may fill a busker's guitar case
They might be thrown around when "making it rain"
They often make change
They share keys with exclamation points
They were lowercase L's, on old Underwoods
They're easy to dial on a rotary phone
They're green and tender
They're often needed for exact change
They're often used to play liar's poker
They're rarely counterfeit
They're rarely used in high-stakes poker games
They're small and tender
They're tender and small
They're typed with the left pinkie
They're under exclamation points
They're white in Monopoly
Things in billfolds, sometimes
Things of the kind just mentioned.
Till Compartment
Till bills
Till filler
Till fillers
Till portion
Till section
Till singles
Till slot
Till stack
Till stack items
Till's bills
Tip bills, often
Tip components, often
Tip jar bills
Tip jar deposits
Tip jar fillers
Tip jar fillers, mostly
Tip jar fillers, typically
Tip jar fodder
Tip jar inserts
Tip jar items
Tip jar stuffers
Tip jar wad
Tip-jar bills
Tip-jar contents
Tip-jar filler
Tip-jar fillers
Tipper's need, at times
Tipper's needs, perhaps
Tipper's needs?
Tipping bills
Tipping supply
Tips for a street performer
Tips for redcaps
Tips from tightwads
Tips in a tip jar, often
Tips, often
To ___ credit.
To the right of the tens
Too big for ___ britches
Tops of charts
Totaler's column
Two add up to two
Two in 11?
Two make two
Two of 11
Two of these make Eleven through thirteen at Augusta
Two of these make eleven
Two out of 11?
Two sides of Pascal's triangle
Typical tips for valets
Typos for exclamation marks if you fail to hit Shift
___, tens, hundreds
Twenty, to Abraham Lincoln
TV show that doesn’t get renewed, often
Toyota PM, e.g.
Typical bicycle
"Two shakes" equivalent
Top rank in a tournament
Tournament favorite, by rank
Tourney favorite
Tourney team deemed most likely to succeed
11 +1