Letter T 147250–147500

Two-__ rally (bit of baseball excitement) Take -- loan Took __ loan to surpass in achievement Thoroughgoing member of his class: Colloq. Tagged before reaching, as home ___ the elbows (impoverished) ___ the elbows ___ the elbows (poor) ___ the elbows (shabby). ___ the elbows (tattered) ___ the plate (no run) The hit that failed. Tagged by the catcher? Tagged on a scoring attempt the bush country of the interior of Australia to surpass in bargaining Top at an auction Top on eBay Topped on eBay Tops on eBay Tops on the floor to surpass in bluster Temporary storage for completed work Tirade, e.g. to surpass in competing the part of a rock formation that appears above the surface of the surrounding land the state of being outdated to surpass in delivering Top, as in a contest the goal was to best the competition taking place in the open air The Great ___ 1988 Candy flic the craft of the outdoorsman taking part in activities relating to the outdoors Takes more shots than, perhaps Takes more second helpings Tops at the buffet Tops at the dinner table? Tops at the table "The __ Limits" "The __ Limits": sci-fi fare TV classic, "The ___ Limits" Target part. Target ring furthest from the bullseye The "O" of North Carolina's OBX Toward the perimeter Type of limit or space Target peripheries The expanse beyond Earth’s atmosphere Topcoat, for instance. the outlet of a river or drain or other source of water The garden. the area of a baseball playing field beyond the lines connecting the bases The French forces outfought the Germans Thwart in battle the process of flowing out to surpass in terms of military command to surpass in glittering This takes care of income. Tide's ebb, e.g. To best Torch passer the state of being outgoing "The music goes round and round and it comes ___." Tummy protrusion Tummy protuberance Topics of omphaloskepsis __ the open (visible) ___ the cold (left stranded) ___ the cold (stranded) ___ the open ___ the open (uncovered) to surpass in intrigue the act of spending or disbursing money They were traditionally attached to factories Tell a better whopper Tell bigger whoppers? Trace around the line that appears to bound an object They lie ahead to surpass in manoeuvring to surpass in manipulation to exceed in measure or extent the state of being outmoded "___ Time" (R.E.M. album) Temporarily lacking Totally lacking The sales clerk was ___ Too far away to hear Too tired to go further "The time is ___": Hamlet Totally unexpected Too challenging, perhaps Too good to compete with Too distant Too far away They say absence makes the heart grow fonder, but ... The ailing postal worker was ... Too dry, as engine parts? "___? Then it wasn't photographed" Too far behind Turf phrase. *To whom "Howdy, stranger" is often said Too low, maybe To a produce vendor near closing time: "You're ..." The harried tree surgeon was ___ Taking a risky position, metaphorically to surpass at organisation to surpass in organization Two words from Macbeth. to exceed in passion Top on the field to surpass in politicking to surpass in population Thule or Attu. to surpass in production to surpass in promising Triumphed at tug of war. to create or manufacture a specific amount Travel faster to an extravagant or immoderate degree the quality of being outrageous Tortoised, as the hare Take precedence of. Take precedence over Truly bizarre Type of program the act of reaching out to rebound more than to surpass in reproducing Trail guides They're not easily overturned The "nothing really matters" part of "Bohemian Rhapsody," e.g. The one in "Layla" lasts 3 minutes 48 seconds Top on the track "Three up, three down" results "Three up, three down" threesome "Three up, three down" trio The Labor party, for instance. The allotted 54 in baseball's nine The double of a double play The three in a triple play The three of a triple play The triple in a triple play The triple of a triple play There are 27 in a perfect game There are 54 in a game, usually There are six in an inning There are six in one inning There are six per inning There are three per side per inning There are two in a double play There are usually six in an inning They aren't hits They come in threes. They're counted carefully during a potential no-hitter They're counted down during a potential no-hitter They're counted down in perfect games Things pitchers want Those no longer in power Those not in office. Those not in power. Three cause retirement Three in a triple play Three of diamonds Three per inning Three to a side Trio in a triple play Triple play trio Triple play threesome Triple play's three Triple-play trio Tops, in a way The high sea. Top the market. This film outshone all the others in quality Talk louder than. The utmost limit. the outer side or surface of something Traveling troublemaker the state of being outsider Those not part of the inner circle They're not in the in-crowd ... and read differently, what each starred answer has two of They're not parts of circles Those not in the loop The outer part of a city or town Togs for leaving town? Town's periphery Tread setting Treaded shoe part Treaded sneaker part to contract work out Threw down more money than the "Paradise City" singer? tending to say what one thinks Truly spectacular collision in a hockey game? "The police noticed that I had a simply ___..." Triumph in a certain contest to surpass in sweetness "That ball is ___ here!" "___ This World" (Britney Spears song) That's what you get for leaving! To a great extent, informally "They're ___ get me!" Taking a break, like a boater? To ace Culinary Arts, avoid being __ Think faster Think faster than Think one step ahead of to surpass in wrestle Three-player game Thrush of Europe Taverna aperitif Taverna beverage Taverna liqueur Targets for some bank deposits? The origin of species? They can be fertilized They go down the tubes They grow when fertilized They may be fertilized in vitro They may be frozen for babies They may be frozen for future use They may be impregnable They pass through tubes They travel down fallopian tubes They travel through fallopian tubes They travel through tubes They're fertile They're fertilized They're fertilized in biology They're laid by aves They're often donated to labs They're spawned They're surrounded by follicular fluid Things in tubes Things laid by a gallina Things sometimes frozen Things that go through tubes Things zygotes come from Three minute eggs? Tiny tube travelers Topic of reproductive technology Tube sights Tube travelers? Tube travellers Twins, once Two of these are needed to produce fraternal twins "The ___ Portrait" (Poe story) Tennis racket head's shape