Letter T
Thick furred Australian marsupial
Their notable behavior is actually involuntary, like fainting
They play dead
The other guy: abbr.
TOWN (pert. to)(L)
TOWN other than Rome (L)
TOWN (L)
Tactical political research, for short
The other side, for short
The house, to a blackjack player
Tilden, to Hayes
the state of being opportune
Things that allow you to grasp at straws?
the state of being opposable
Thumblike
Take a stand against
Take sides against
Take the other side
Try to block
They're against everything.
Takes a stand against
Takes the anti side
the other one of a complementary pair
Things that are completely unlike each other
They are said to attract!
They attract
They usually attract (not in this puzzle, though)
To and fro, for example
The antis
Those suffering
The mighty to the meek, historically
They may be polar (Abbr.)
They sometimes attract: Abbr.
Trio after N
Telephone abbreviation.
"The Butler" star
"The Color Purple" producer
"The Color Purple" star
"The next president," according to a probably joking George W. Bush
Talk show queen known for her book club
TV book club creator
TV host ... or, read backward, a Marx brother
TV host Winfrey
TV host who frequently features Dr. Oz
TV host with a Book Club
TV host with her "OWN" network
TV mogul Winfrey
TV personality with a book club
TV personality with the best seller "What I Know for Sure"
TV talk name
TV talk tycoon
TV tycoon born in Mississippi
TV's Winfrey
TV/film star whose name spelled backward is a Marx Brother
Talk host who had a satellite radio channel
Talk queen
Talk show celeb
Talk show for 25 seasons, familiarly
Talk show host Winfrey
Talk show host in the National Women's Hall of Fame
Talk show host nominated for an Academy Award
Talk show queen named after a figure in Ruth
Talk show tycoon
Talk's Winfrey
Talk-TV magnate
Talk-show celeb
Talk-show honcho
Talk-show host Winfrey
Talk-show hostess Winfrey
Talk-show hostess rivaling Phil
Talk-show queen
Talk-show tycoon
The "O" in "O" magazine
The "O" in OWN
The "O" in magazines
The "O" in television's OWN
The "O" of O Magazine
The "O" of OWN
The "O" of TV's OWN
The "O" of the OWN Network
The "O" of the magazine O
The "Queen of all media"
The People's Court competitor
Top name in talk
Top talk-show host
TV segment whose first selection was "The Deep End of the Ocean"
Talk show host uses a "Duck Soup" star to log on?
Talk-show host's opera house?
*Talk legend
"The _____ House" (Disney short featuring Mickey doing a vaudeville act)
Tennessee Ernie debuted here, with "the"
Tennessee institution
The Grand Ole __
Tactical station
Tactical station, for short
Tactical station, in military-speak
Target of the cattleman's lobby.
The CIA's Special ___
They may be black, for short
They may be covert
They're sometimes black
They're sometimes special
Titaness
Tech acronym for system administrators
___ team (developer's unit)
Tall ships celebration
the process of opsonifying
the process of opsonising
the process of opsonizing
Take a pick
Take one's pick
Take, with "for"
Turn it down, with "out"
TV tyke, briefly?
Took part, with "in"
To choose: Fr.
That's some nerve!
The "o" of Verizon's Fios
The nerve to see things as they are?
Type of cranial nerve
Type of lens or nerve
Type of modern fiber
Type of illusion
Thing that may appear to be symmetrical but isn't ... like this puzzle's grid
This isn't what it looks like!
Trick of a sort.
Trompe l'oeil
They make a lot of contacts
They make lots of contacts
Telescope lenses, e.g.
The best degrees or conditions.
They don't get any better than these
They're the best
the process of optimalising
to bring to the most desirable or most efficient state
the state of being optimal
the process of optimalizing
Tendency to look on the bright side
The search for the silver lining
tendency to take the most hopeful view
the optimistic feeling that all is going to turn out well
They expect the best
They see the glass half full
The best degree.
There's a charge for it
To be or not to be, e.g.
the state of being optional
That may be chosen.
The occupation of measuring eyesight, prescribing corrective lenses, and detecting eye diseases
The science of vision and eye care
Takes a pick
Takes out, as withdraws
Takes two from Column B
Takes two from Column B, e.g.
Takes, with "for"
Tchaikovsky's __ 71 ("The Nutcracker")
___ tesselatum (mosaic)
"The Da Vinci Code" organization (6)
The Da Vinci Code group
Tommy Dorsey standard
Tommy Dorsey hit
Tommy Dorsey hit tune
truth ___ consequences
"The Masked Singer" judge Rita
"The Masked Singer" panelist Rita
"The Voice UK" coach/judge Rita
"The Yearling" character
"The Yearling" mother
"tops pinwheels / to run in the wind with / ___ toy in 3 tiers to spin" (William Carlos Williams)
Time indicator in Latin meaning "now"
Taormina "time"
Time in Italy
Time in the Vatican
Time, in Italian
Time, in Torino
Time, in Turin
Torino time period
Tres mil seiscientos segundos
Tuscan time period
Twenty pence sterling
Two of "os"
Two shillings, once
Teller of the future
The answer man.
"The Sibylline ___" (ancient religious collection)
The have all the answers
Their words are divine
They know where we're headed
They offer divine insight?
They see ahead
They speak for deities
Those sought for advice
Those with special sight
the state of being oracular
the state of being oraculous
Toward the Mouth area
Toward the mouth: Zool.
Towards the mouth
toward the mouth or oral region
Town in Roumania.
Tempest or organ stop
Thunderstorm: Fr.
Tempests: Fr.
Teething relief brand
Toothache relief brand
Type of tradition passed down by word of mouth
Trim down gradually
Type of exam given by mouth
TV preacher Roberts
Taken by Mouth area
Taken by mouth, as medication
Taken by mouth, as medicine
Taken by mouth, as meds
Taken by spoon
Taken by swallowing
Taken in pill form, say
Taken in tablet form
Taken in tablet form, say
Taken with a spoon
Talked-out, as an exam
Talky test
Teacher's exam.
Teacher's test.
Televangelist Roberts
Test administered by a panel
Test before a panel, often
Test generally taken alone
Test of a sort
Test of phonics?
Test requiring no pencil
Test that will have a little back and forth
Test that's all talk
Test that's hard to cheat on
Test where handwriting doesn't count
Test where one speaks their mind
Test where the answers might be on the tip of one's tongue
Test with a panel
Test without paper.
Test without pencils
Testimony type
The toughest exam
Thermometer type
Thermometer variety
Thesis defense, often
Thesis preceder
Third base, so to speak
This exam doesn't require a pencil
Tories' lying has extraordinary scale: that's what they do
Tough type of exam
Tough type of test
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