Letter T 143250–143500

They're usually given the best chance to win Tournament favorites Tournament overdogs "The greatest thing in the world is to know how to belong to ___": Montaigne "To love __ is the beginning of a lifelong romance": Wilde third person singular pronoun Tennis game part TV special, e.g. Temporary offer that won't be available again They're not repeated To ___ (out of reach). Too partisan. Totally biased Threads for when you're hanging out in your crib? Toddler garment Toddler's attire Toddler's bodysuit Toddler's outfit Toddler's togs Toddler's wear Tot's attire Tot's bodysuit Tot's garment They may be changed during diaper changes Tiny outfits Toddlers' bodysuits Traditional black-square limit in crosswords The odd thing about laundry "___ the Way," Loretta Lynn song that ends with the line "I hope it ain't twins again" Tepid rating The brigadier's symbol. Turkey rating Type of general Turkey trot's relative. Type of ragtime dance The call of the mall Taking feminizing hormones Typical carry-on Time in the early afternoon Train time, early afternoon. time Afternoon affair Tither's amount Tither's contribution Tithing amount Tithing amount, traditionally Tithing fraction " ... the __ got away" Étagère with a single tiny shelf? They're not for repeat customers "Take this suggestion if you will..." "Takes ___ know ..." Take a number from ___ ten. The ___ watch Three words before "customer" "The end is in sight" "Two down and ___," baseball expression. Truck capacity Truck capacity, at times Truck capacity, maybe Truck capacity, perhaps Truck capacity, sometimes Truck weight Two thousand pounds The drink you shouldn't have drunk The drink you shouldn't have had The drink you shouldn't have had (... letters 3-4 and 7-9) Third in a crowd Tippling point? Type of correlation Type of ratio Tables with people eating by themselves, in restaurant lingo The gods' favorite Ava Gardner film? Tenacious individual Tenacious person Type of mind. The ol' jab-cross Tester's numbers Two-fifths of the count Term used in sports. Tied at a point apiece Top, in a way Type of "ship" by Stephen Potter. the practice of keeping one jump ahead of a friend or competitor Thomas Aquinas book about morality The band started taking requests. A fan dressed as a psychic requested "___" ... Ticket type Traffic convenience. Traffic direction. Traffic regulation. Traffic sign with an arrow Type of street Type of street or ticket Title rock lyric before "I'm gonna find ya / I'm gonna get ya, get ya, get ya, get ya" Thoroughfares having arrows They're not part of a round trip There's no coming back from it There's no coming back from this There's no going back from this! To become a prince, for Aladdin in "Aladdin" Totally attuned to Tee-shot club Three Days Grace "Never Too Late" album Type of lease Trusting way to accept things TAKE 3 Taking a leave of absence the state of being ongoing things that are happening ___ terms (friendly) Temporarily not airing, as a TV show "To think ___ that's far awa": Burns Telephoner's fate Taking a vacation, Brit-style "To live ___, one eats little." Turned all the way up Taking estrogen, e.g. Type of Japanese demon often found in videogames Tabled Tabled, for now Temporarily put aside Temporarily shelved Town of Spain "The door's open, come ___!" "The ___ Field": Wambaugh "The ___ Field," Wambaugh novel Tear bringer Tear creator Tear inducer Tear jerker Tear maker Tear producer Tear-eliciting vegetable Tear-inducing food Tear-inducing ingredient Tear-jerker in the kitchen Tear-jerker, of a sort Tearfully chopped vegetable Teary bulb The Shins "Know Your ___" The __ Field The ___ (satirical news website) The beginning of each theme entry is one Thin-skinned one Turkey dressing ingredient Type of dip or bagel Type of omelet Type of rings or soup Type of skin tear-jerker Kitchen topper Whopper *Tangy breakfast item Tangy chip accompaniment Tower toppers on Russian Orthodox churches "The ____" Wambough novel Topping on Burger King's Rodeo Burger Tear causer Tear jerkers Tearful veggies Tearjerkers Tearjerkers, of a sort They bring tears to chefs' eyes They bring tears to the eyes of their peeler They can bring tears to chefs' eyes They can make a strong person weep They make tasty rings They may be caramelized They may bring you to tears They may make you cry They may smother a dish They might be red or white They might bring you to tears They might make you cry They'll bring tears to your eyes They'll make you cry They've been known to make people cry Things to cry over? Toppers for Whoppers Three things you don't have to refrigerate Thin paper used for carbon copies Thin, glazed paper Toy kite material Translucent Paper 24 sheets of Translucent paper Translucent type of paper Type of thin paper The French version is topped with toasted bread and melted cheese TASTING like onions Tasting like scallions "Taking care of that" "Ten-four, boss!" "That'll get done" "That's my job" "Two steps ahead of you" Tackling a job Tackling a problem Tackling a task Tackling the job Taking action Taking care of a job Taking care of a thing Taking care of matters Taking care of something Taking care of the issue Taking care of the job Taking care of the problem Taking care of the situation Taking care of things Tekitha song about being mindful? Tending to a problem Tending to the Problem Tending to the matter Tending to the situation Terse response to an order Think __ (don't decide right away) type of chemical salt Tonally accurate Tonally pleasing Tonally true True, as a tuba Topknot on a Greek tragic mask. Toiling in a mess Tethered, as a terrier Taking a maternity break, say Taking a sabbatical Taking a sabbatical, e.g. Taking a sabbatical, say Taking an absence from work Taking time off Taking time off from a job Temporarily away Terminal-to-computer Two-thirds of AOL The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, e.g. *They're web-cast (letters 5-8) Taken out, in a way Temporarily at the museum Temporarily out, say Temporarily transferred To be returned To be returned at some point Temporarily in the possession of They want to see the action Turned down to a simmer Turned up just a little "The One and ___ Ivan" (novel by Katherine Applegate) "The one the ___" "This will ___ take a second!" "__ the Lonely" (Orbison song) "__ the Lonely" (Orbison tune) "___ The Lonely" (Roy Orbison)