Letter T 149500–149750

"Toy Symphony" composer, affectionately That's some kind of bull! The ___ State (Vatican City). Type of Bull Type of dispensation Tough Vatican leaders? Tabloid photographers stalking celebrities Term that comes from the name of a news photographer in Fellini's "La Dolce Vita" They follow the stars They like shooting stars They're concerned with shooting stars They're shooting stars The Mamas and the ___ The male half of the "California Dreamin'" band They made The Mamas a quartet They're married to mamas Two of a '60s singing quartet Two of a '60s vocal quartet Two of a 60's quartet Two of the four "Monday, Monday" singers TREE with purple flowers and oblong edible fruit Tree also called a custard apple Tree of the custard apple family Tree of the custard-apple family Tree of the southeast Tree related to the ylang-ylang Tree with a fleshy fruit Tree with banana-looking fruit Tree with large, oblong leaves Tree with malodorous flowers Tree with oblong leaves Tree with oblong leaves and fruit Tree with potato-shaped fruit Tree with purple flowers Tree with purplish flowers Tropical fruit, as it's sometimes known Tropical melon tree Tropical melon tree (Var.) Trees with purple flowers Trees with purplish flowers Tropical fruit also known as pawpaw The fruit of angels (called by Christopher Columbus) Tiki bar fruit Trendy juice source Tropical fruit in smoothies Tropical fruit rich in digestive enzymes Tropical fruit tree used in medicine Tropical fruit used in salsas Tropical fruit with highly nutritious seeds Tropical fruit with orange flesh Tropical fruit with peppery black seeds Tropical juice source Tropical juice type Tropical melon Tropical melonlike fruit tropical fruit orange inside black round seed tropical fruit orange inside black round seeds Thick-rinded fruits Tropical breakfast fruit Tropical harvest Tropical smoothie fruits Tropical yellow fruits Tropical purée TAHITIAN capital Tahiti capital Tahiti city Tahiti harbor Tahiti's capital Tahiti's largest city Tahiti's port Tahitian city whose name means "water basket" Tahitian port Tahitian seaport Tahitian town Tabloid material Tabloid, e.g. Tabloid, for example The Globe, e.g. The Inquirer or the Herald The New York Times, e.g. The Times or the Daily News, e.g. The pulp in pulp fiction Theoretical, as some profits. Tiger not to fear Times or Post Times, in many cities Traditional first anniversary gift Traditional first-anniversary gift Treatise or essay Tribune or Post Tribune or Post, e.g. Type of mill Type of tiger or towel Toy gliders The literary agent replied... "There! Sitting on the craft table, with the crisply folded wings ... Wait, is that a ___?" To-go holder Toys with tabs Toy house door support? the business of making paper Teller's concern. *Tatum O'Neal's Oscar movie Tatum O'Neal's 1973 Oscar film The least expensive "dish" you can serve? Traditional job for a kid with a bike "The Pickwick ___." "The Valachi ___" Term projects Times and Post Times, Post, Daily News, etc. Type of ID Tries to cover up The Cowardly Lion, e.g., oddly Threatening but ineffectual sort Threat that's more bluff than bite Toothless enemy Toothless threat Threatening, but harmless, showman? Time-killing office game involving a trash can They're usually on a roll The rock in my desk's inbox was voted Most Valuable... Thin and crackly Thin and dry Thin as onionskin. Thin or flimsy Thin, in a way Tissuelike Term of endearment in East L.A. Toy spaniel Toy spaniels Tepee dweller. Tribe infant "The Pirates of Penzance" producer, 1981 Theater director-producer Joseph Theater producer Joseph Theater producer Joseph Columnist Theatrical Joseph Theatrical producer Joseph THISTLES, downy appendage(s) on fruit of Topping for deviled eggs TIMORESE dialect/language the study of paper tall water plant Target for certain athletes Target golf score Target in mini golf Target number Target score Target score in "Mario Golf" Target score on a golf course Tee box sign info Tee score Term in golf. The hole ideal The norm The standard Thing to shoot for This is elementary for Watson Three strokes, perhaps Three strokes, sometimes Three, for a short golf hole Three, for a short hole Three, four or five, commonly Three, four or five, often Tiger feat Tiger is rarely over it Tiger's goal Tiger's often under it Tiger's usually under it Toronto Golf Club statistic Tough hole goal Twixt bogey and birdie. Two above an eagle Two more than an eagle Two strokes more than an eagle Two, for many minigolf holes "Trooper" add-on "Trooper" attachment "Trooper" or "medic" start "Trooper" prefix "Trooper" start Trooper front? Trooper intro Trooper introduction Trooper lead-in Trooper leader? Trooper's head start? Trooper's head? Trooper's opening Trooper's start Troopers' leadoff Type of India rubber from South America. Type of crude rubber. the fusion of two organisms, like Siamese twins or animals joined for research "The Good Samaritan" is one. "The Good Samaritan," e.g. "The Good Samaritan." "The Prodigal Son," for one Tale to learn from Teaching device Teaching story The Prodigal Son, for instance. "The Prodigal Son" and others Tales containing morals The Good Samaritan, and others the process of parabolising Tellers of short narratives that reveal moral truths. the process of parabolizing the tapping of body fluid the representation of something as being newer than it is Two water slides? Two waterfalls? The Geronimo boys. "The Music Man" finale "Ticker-tape" event Televised Thanksgiving Day event Thanksgiving Day spectacle Thanksgiving and Pride both have one Thanksgiving festivities event Ticker-tape celebration for the World Series champions Torchlight ___. Tournament of Roses event Traffic diverter, at times Thanksgiving Day marcher. Those on the march. Thankgiving Day events Thanksgiving Day events Ticker tape celebrations Thanksgiving in New York City, e.g.? the sound of a drum beaten rapidly and continuously the generally accepted perspective of a particular discipline at a given time Transition to a heliocentric model of the universe, e.g. The Bahamas' ___ Island Third part of "The Divine Comedy." Title word in two epics by Milton Toni Morrison's book Two gambling pieces? Two-spot and six-spot? Time-travel conundrum, perhaps Two medics? the state of being paradoxical The wax in wax paper type of feudal land tenure the order in which minerals have developed in a given mass of rock TYPE of excellence Type of perfection. turning edgewise to the light Twittering pet They don't build love nests the sport of soaring suspended from a parachute which is being towed