Letter T 147500–147750

Tennis-racquet shape The Packers logo, e.g. The White House's __ Office The ___ Office (nickname for the building whose official government name is The Not-Quite-Circular Office) The earth's path around the sun, e.g. This puzzle's theme shape This shape: 0 Tlacoyo's shape Tot's circle, perhaps Toy train track layout, maybe Toy train track shape Toyota logo element Toyota logo shape Track configuration Track meet site Track outline Track shape for a toy train Track shape, often Track type Track, often Track-and-field venue Track-runner's path Track-shaped Trotter's course Trotters' route Type of face Type of playing field Typical model train layout Typical model train track layout Typical track Typical track shape test situation Tennis rackets (if you ignore the handles), e.g. They are not quite circles Toilet seats, e.g. Toilet seats, geometrically Track fields Track shapes Track shapes, often Track shapes, usually Tracks, usually "Tastes great; great for you!" malt drink the operation of removing one or both of the ovaries, aka oophorectomy The "O" in "standing O" Thunderous applause. Ticker-tape parade, for example. They bring audiences to their feet They may be standing They may be standing in a theatre? They're often standing when the curtains are lowered Ticker-tape affairs. Tributes to Glenn and Carpenter. The ___ glove ("as seen on TV" mitt) "The Great British Bake Off" appliance "The Great British Baking Show" appliance "Top Chef" appliance "Top Chef" fixture "Top Chef" set piece Tandoor Tandoor or kiln Tandoor, e.g. Tandoor, for example Tandoor, for one Tandoori, e.g. Thanksgiving roaster The attic in summer. The witch's end in "Hansel and Gretel" Thermally insulated device Thermometer site Thing under a hood Thing with a hood Thing you might close with your mitts Threat for Hansel and Gretel Toaster Toaster ___ (kitchen appliance) Toaster or dutch follower Turkey destination Turkey roaster Turnover locale Type of mitt Type of mitt or rack Type of rack Typically crowded spot for a Thanksgiving chef type of small brownish South American bird Things to keep on hand to prevent burns? Tool for moving just-baked bread or pizza Things that get hot-wired? "The Great British Bake Off" fixtures "Top Chef" appliances "Top Chef" array "Top Chef" sights Tandoor and microwave Tandoori Tandoors, etc. Thermometer locales They have hoods and racks They may run on gas They take the cake They're found on the range They're often preheated Things with timers " . . . the rain is ___ and gone" "The Bridge Is ___" (KRS-One diss track) "The Party's ___" "The cow jumped ___ the moon" "The game isn't___...": Yogi Berra "___ the Rainbow" ("The Wizard of Oz" tune) "___ the Rainbow," 1939 song "___ the fence is out" "___ the sea to Skye." *TC Take ___ (assume control) The O of OTC The boss of Through all parts of Through with Transmission closer Transmission ender Transmission ending Turn __ a new leaf Two-way-radio word [Turn the page] __ the hill __-the-counter ___ the hill: past one's prime ___ the moon (delighted) ___ the moon (thrilled) ___-the-counter stocks ___-the-hill ___-the-top (extravagant) than Higher ground throughout a period of time throughout an area Turn -- new leaf The harried cooper was ___ Trapped [and what the answer is] to advertise to excess Too old to qualify Too old. This protective garment superior to the rest? *..."That's all from me"... Totally finished Transmission conclusion Transmission ender (this is a very loose hint to solving the contest) Type of shotgun. tending excessively Throwing style Throwing technique Took an extra course? Took in too much Took too many helpings. Took too many courses? Too heedfully. Too wowed for words Treat in a domineering way. Trying to control people in an unpleasant way the state of being overbearing Targets for orthodontists to borrow to excess to span with a bridge too brief Type of bridge bid Too highly valued, as a business to centralise excessively to centralize to excess too clean topcoat to colour to excess Tried too hard, in a way Tries too hard to make up for a weakness to complicate excessively Too sure Too kind. to construct excessively Target of satire in Dr. Seuss's "The Lorax" to control excessively to correct to excess the state of being overcredulous take curing process too far Too extravagantly. Took too far Took things too far Take on too much Take too far Train too much Try too hard to excess Carry Tries a bit too hard the situation where a heterozygote has a phenotype that is better adapted than either homozygote Take too much Take too much medicine Take way too much take too much medication Took excessive medicine Treated to excess. Take more credit than warranted? Take out more $ than you've got Take too many Scrabble tiles, e.g. Take too much credit The young girls were all fancied up for the party Tardy comedian Cosby? Too enthusiastic Too fervent Too impatient. Too keen Trying too hard the state of being overeager Take in too much Take more than seconds Take too many courses Take too many helpings. to elaborate excessively to encourage to excess Take too seriously. to estimate too high to exaggerate excessively Totally tired of yellow journalism? turbulent stretch of water caused by marine currents over an underwater ridge the state of being overfamiliar to fertilise excessively the state of being overfine to cover with blossom, or with flourishes or ornament too flush Too doting. Too passionate the state of being overfond the state of being overforward the state of being overfull to glamorize to excess Too angelic. Type of throw used in baseball or volleyball Tennis stroke transfer Type of tennis stroke This huge rock beetles over the edge of the town the state of being overhasty Thorough repair Thoroughly repaired Tennis wallops too high too holy to homogenise excessively to homogenize to excess Tending to scorch Too torrid. to identify to excess Too fanciful "___ the Meadow" (nursery rhyme) Taking in too much about 17th-cent relaxation of religious restraints the state of being overingenious Too much of a bad thing?