Letter T 144750–145000

Tradition descriptor Transmitted by speech Transmitted verbally Tulsa school founder Roberts Tulsa's Rev. Roberts Type of Vaccine developer Salk Type of Vote Affirmative Type of agreement Type of agreement or argument Type of argument... or type of... you know... Type of dental school exam? Type of dental-school exam? Type of exam or history Type of exam or hygiene Type of exam or testimony Type of exam or vaccine Type of exam that might include arguing Type of examination Type of historian Type of historian or hygiene Type of history Type of history or surgeon Type of history or testimony Type of history or tradition Type of history or vaccine Type of hygiene or exam Type of hygiene or history Type of presentation Type of presentation or surgeon Type of report Type of speech sound. Type of surgeon or historian Type of testimony Type of tradition Type of vaccine or exam ___ thermometer "The Brand More Dentists Use Themselves" "The WOW of a professional clean" brand The "B" in its name stands for "brush" They might give you the brush Toothbrush brand Toothbrush choice Toothbrush company Toothbrush handle? Toothbrush name Toothbrush option Triumph toothbrush maker Thesis defense, e.g. Third degree for a third degree? Taxing educational hurdle Thesis defenses Things doctors need to take Third-year hurdles, for some Times for speaking one's mind? Teaching method for the hearing impaired Teacher of lip reading. Teacher of lip-reading to the deaf Teacher of spoken language to the deaf Teacher of the deaf Tribal precepts, by and large Through speech Through word of mouth Tongue stretch? Talking in class "The Call" autobiographer TV evangelist Tulsa televangelist Tests taken by mouth in some doctoral programs Tests involving verbal responses Teacher's exams. Test types Tests for Ph.D. candidates Tests for many Ph.D. candidates Tests in front of a committee Tests not taken in silence Tests of a sort Tests of language? Tests taken verbally Tests that allow talking Tests that are hard to cheat on Tests that are very hard to cheat on Tests with presentations Tests with talking Tests without paper Tests without papers Tests without pencils Tests without pens Tests you may talk through Thesis counterparts Thesis defenses, e.g. They may be made in your defense They're all talk They're not written They're often evaluated by doctors Think-on-your-feet challenges Think-on-your-feet tests Tough exams Tough tests Tough tests of knowledge Trying period for a doctoral student Types of exams. "The Plague" city The Plague locale Town southeast of Syracuse the night country actor stewart Tailless ape, for short The murderer of the Rue Morgue The red ape Tree climber of Borneo Tree-dwelling creature Tropical tree-dweller Typically reddish-brown ape Tangelo's relative. Tangerine kin Temple or mandarin The "O" in ROY G BIV The "O" in ROYGBIV The NHL mascot Gritty's color Traditional gift in most Christmas stockings. Traditional symbol of Chinese New Year Traffic cone color Traffic cone hue Treat in a lunch box. Triple sec flavor Triple sec flavoring Triple-sec flavoring Tropicana fruit tenne the color of halloween pumpkins Tang-like beverage Thirst-quencher Tangy refreshers Typeface option that's carrot-colored and heavy? Taking inventory at the Tropicana plant? Their march through a Catholic district was barred Tea that doesn't contain fruit Tea that's black, surprisingly Type of greenhouse "The Love for Three ___": Prokofiev Temple and Valencia Temples, kings and mandarins. The ___, a cluster of New Jersey towns. The golden apples? They are often juggled Thick-skinned fruits Tangy, fizzy drink Target of a mealy bug Target of a mealybug They grow in groves Tropicana grove Tang-like Traditional marmalade ingredient "The Jungle Book" apes They have very long arms Tree-dwelling apes Tree-dwelling apes, for short Tree-dwelling primates Tree-dwelling primates, briefly Tart, perhaps To pray: Sp. To pray, in Italy. To pray, to Plautus To pray: It. To pray: Lat. To speak: Lat. To speak: Latin. They were worth 2½ shillings in 920. Take the dais Take the dias Take the floor Take the podium Take the pulpit Take the soapbox Take the stump Take to a soapbox Take to the podium Take to the pulpit Take to the soapbox Take to the stump Talk a la Daniel Webster Talk bombastically Talk formally Talk from the soapbox Talk in a grand manner. Talk like Demosthenes. Talk loftily. Talk magniloquently. Talk on the stump Talk to the people Talk windily. Talk with style Tub-thump Talked in a grand manner Talked talentedly Took the dais Took the podium Took the soapbox Took to the soapbox Took to the stump Tub-thumped Takes quite a while to deliver Takes the floor Takes the podium Takes the stump Takes the stump, in a way. Takes to the podium Takes to the soapbox Takes to the stump Talks pompously Talks from Cicero They're given at graduations Talented speaker Talented talker Teleprompter user Teleprompter user, maybe Teleprompter user, perhaps The Great Commoner was one. "The Creation," for instance. "The Messiah", for one "The Messiah," e.g. "The Seasons," for example "The Creation" and "The Messiah." Their addresses are moving Their addresses are not in the phone book They love to talk They provide addresses Talker's talent "... the __ below / As hush as death ... ": "Hamlet" "... the inconstant moon ... that monthly changes in her circled __": Juliet "That mighty ___ of song": Wordsworth "The Moon, how definite its __!": Coleridge "The ___ of the day," the sun. "Thou ___ aloft full-dazzling!": Whitman Telescopic sighting The Bard's sphere The Earth, for one The Sun or The Moon The Sun, say The ___ (Marvel supervillain whose helmet looks like a giant eye) The earth, e.g. The earth, for example. The moon or the sun The moon, e.g. The moon, for one The moon, in a Whitman poem The sun, to Shelley Thing held with a scepter Top of a scepter, perhaps Top of a wizard's staff Top of some scepters