Letter T 147750–148000

the capability to obliterate a target with more weapons than are required the state of being overkind to labour excessively Transcontinental railroad The fronts of double-breasted suits do it the property of partial coincidence in time Too tardy. Tracing paper, e.g. Transparent page They're superimposed the upper part of a shoe Too big a burden Too lengthy Totally misses ...or totally surveys Tyrannized. the position of overlord To excess Too hot for comfort. to measure excessively Turndown #3 The pathologist yelled "___!" The ceiling song? (1976) Too lately come. Too accommodating for one's own good Too considerate Too finicky. Too sweet, say the state of being overnice Time frame for some important mail deliveries travelling-case to domineer over by virtue of office Too complicated to operate to excess to ornament excessively Trans Canada highway feature Turnpike crossing to people too densely to persuade to act contrary to one's conviction or preference Too densely inhabited too much population Totally done with an old Clooney drama, perhaps ready to binge-watch "Chicago Hope" instead? Too costly Too too dear. Treasure too highly to process excessively to produce to excess to make disproportionately large the state of being overrash Think too highly of Think too much of Too highly touted Too popular to refine excessively to respond excessively Trample down take no account of the predominant mood among policy-makers is optimism Too severe Too mature. Too mellow. Turning brown, as a banana the state of being overripe the Crusaders overran much of the Holy Land Thick felt boots worn by farmers. Take thrift to extremes TV ability to enlarge and lose edges of the picture Trans-oceanic. to, of, or from a distant country Taskmasters They manage the state of being oversensitive to service to excess Too much print for one page. Type not used Typographical excess Threw an errant pass Threw too far The upper or higher border. the act of making something seem simpler than it really is to simplify to such an extent as to bring about distortion, misunderstanding, or error Too big for comfort. Take an extra forty winks. Tardily, woke Liberal goes on record, boring new voters Taking more time than necessary. Technical-analysis term to speculate excessively Tennis-shot effect the state of being excessively stable tended to romanticize and exaggerate this `gracious Old South' imagery Tarry too long. Take too much for granted. to strain to excess too much strain Too rigorous to strike beyond Too tight as a racket Teases too much, maybe the state of being oversweet That anyone can see There for all to see Things done openly The Rolls Royce caught us near the exit ramp too tame Too brown. ...touring the Capitol? They have turf at the senior citizen complex? Too far The cheery astronaut was... Thrilled to report that we've made it to lunar orbit! "The Wizard of Oz" song Take things way too far Term in fund raising. Topple, as a regime the termination of a ruler or institution Tie-break period Tie-breaking period Tiebreaker period Type of extra pay. They're tied This was set at 50% more than the normal rate in 1938 by the Fair Labor Standards Act: 2 wds. Throw money around, in a way Tennessee county named for a jurist who co-founded Memphis They may be religious Talking head's term for the range of politically acceptable ideas The range of ideas tolerated in public discourse the rising of water over a barrier Tip over or reverse a decision turn from an upright or normal position the upset pitcher of milk type over existing text The trouble with clichés. Too frequent practice. Turn into a chestnut Turn into a cliché the process of overutilising Too conceited. the state of being overweening to last through or pass the winter Too highly excited the state of being overzealous "Tempus edax rerum" writer "The Art of Love" author "The Art of Love" poet "The Art of Love" writer "The ends justify the means" writer "Time the devourer of all things" writer "Tristia" poet The "Tristia" poet Tunnel of l'oeuf? (sorry sorry sorry) Tubes down which human eggs pass That's just like ewe They're sheepish They're not perfectly round Things shaped like eggs type of convex moulding Tiny egg Tiny egg cell Tiny germ of an egg They precede seeds The female gamete Thing moving through a tube, maybe Traveler down a fallopian tube the female reproductive cell traveler Tube town centre "___ the giftie gie us . . . " Town north of Tulsa Tulsa suburb "Thanks, I ___ you one!" "The little I know, I ___ to my ignorance": Guitry "To what do I __ ..." "To what do I ___ the pleasure?" "To what do I ___ this . . ." "To what do I ___ this pleasure" Take on debts Take out a mortgage Take the credit? The "O" in IOU The "O" of IOU Took a loan out, e.g. Took credit Took out a mortgage Thankfully credit Town near Binghamton Town west of Binghamton, N. Y. "The Virginaian" author Wister "The Virginian" author Wister "The Virginian" novelist Wister "The Virginian" writer Wister TV Lawyer Marshall Teague of "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" Track legend Jesse ____ Terrell in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Terrell with the good hands The "O" in the Dallas Cowboys' T.O. The O in the NFL's T.O. Top "SportsCentury" track star Track and field athlete Jesse Track great Jesse Track legend Jesse Track legend of '36 Track star Jesse Track star given the Medal of Freedom Track star of the 1936 Olympics Then-obscure actor who played a victim in "Anaconda" (1997) They are in the red They have debts They're in the red Those garnisheed Those in bankruptcy Takes credit, in a way Take influence from "That hurt, mommy!" Toddler's cry of pain Toddler's minor injury Toddler's pained cry Toddler's scrape Toddler's scrape, to the toddler Tot's boo-boo Tot's complaint Tot's injury Things that Mommy or Daddy kiss and make better Toddler's boo-boos Tot's boo-boos Tots' injuries Taking credit? __ to (because of) "The House at Pooh Corner" bird "The __ and the Pussycat" "The ___ House" (Disney series) "Tu-whit tu-whoo" caller Talkative "Winnie the Pooh" character Temple U. mascot Temple U. symbol Temple University athlete Temple University player Temple athlete Temple bird Temple football player Temple guard, for one? Temple has a great horned one for a mascot Temple mascot Temple mascot Hooter T. __ Temple player Temple student Temple's mascot The Forest Service's Woodsy, e.g. The Who's favorite bird? The bird that has the ability to turn its head through 270 degrees Thornton Burgess' Hooty.