Letter T 151000–151250

Trotsky's private course in fossils They're dropped by bombers Truckers' cargoes They may be under the table "The Descendants" director Alexander "The Restless Gun" star John Tariff Act cosponsor Trip enjoyed by many crossword solvers Two-time U. S. Open winner Stewart Two-time U.S. Open champ Stewart Two-time U.S. Open winner Stewart Time between checks Time between salary checks Television program purchase system Turnpike booth There used to be a lot more of these on corners They're for people without cells Time and a half, e.g. Time and a half, for example Topics of union negotiations Tenants do it Takes care of the check Takes care of the tab Takes the tab Taps a credit card, say ___ the price They're often sliding for workers They might get ripped off at the bank Tends to the tab Take what's coming "___ the order of . . . " Two words on a check. Toll television. Tactic for driving digital subscriptions The New York Times introduced one in 2005 Touring keglers' org. Three-ingredient lunchbox staple, familiarly Tuna fish alternative, briefly Two-jar fare, informally They can be enhanced with gourmet preserves, informally Three-ingredient sammy Two-ingredient sammies Two-jar sammies Two-spread sammies Two-spread sandwiches, for short "Teletubbies" airer in the U.S. "The Civil War" airer "The Electric Company" network "The Great British Baking Show" network "The Joy of Painting" network "The Magic School Bus" airer "The Magic School Bus" network "The Magic School Bus" was its first fully animated series "The Mind of a Chef" network "The National Parks" airer "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" network "This Old House" address "This Old House" airer "This Old House" network TV ad shunner TV fund drive holder TV fund-drive holder TV fund-raiser TV funded by "Viewers Like You" TV network since 1970 TV network with pledge drives TV network with the slogan "Viewers Like You" TV org. TV pledge drive holder TV station that thanks "viewers like you" The American Experience network The mystery channel Tucker Carlson's employer "The Not-Too-Late Show With Elmo" airer Topical nightly program Toxic banned pollutant once manufactured by Monsanto Toxic chemical Toxic chemical, for short Toxic compound banned since the 1970s Toxic compound, briefly Toxic compound, for short Toxic compound: Abbr. Toxic environmental pollutant, for short Toxic pollutant banned by the EPA Toxic pollutant banned since the 1970s Toxic pollutant, for short They were banned by Congress in 1977 They were banned in 1975 They've been banned in the U.S. since '79 Toxic chem. pollutants Toxic chemical compounds in industrial waste, briefly Toxic pollutants Toxic pollutants banned since the 1970s Toxins banned in the '70s Toxins phased out by a 1975 law The Sims and others Tech support service Tech class setting on campus Tech training ctr. Tech's training site Techie training site Techie's campus hangout Techie's hangout Testing room with mice? Testing site with many monitors Tech class sites Tech training centers Tech training sites Techs' training centers Tranquilizer drug, for short They may fervently advocate for "safe spaces" They'll often tell you when you should be offended TRS-80s, e.g. Tandy products Tech products from HP Tech store buys Tech store purchases Their clones were once commonly kept in labs They carry programs They get booted They get booted at the office They have RAM They have drives They have hard drives They hold drives They may be cloned They may be networked They may do Windows They may get viruses (abbr.) They might be linked by LANs They often come with Windows They often get hit with viruses, for short They work from memory: Abbr. They're Intel-ligent Tech initials for several computers Trojan targets Tax fig. Tax table no. Tax-rate fig. Tipper's 15, briefly Tipper's 15: Abbr. They have a base of 100 (abbr.) Techie gadget Term first applied to the Apple Newton The Palm Pilot was an early one The first one, aptly enough, was called the Organizer Thing with screened memos? Touch-screen gadget, briefly Touch-screen gadget, for short Touch-screen gadget, usually Treo 90, for one Treo, e.g. Techno-datebooks They have small touchscreens They may make you go, "Seriously, guys? Right here?" They often keep schedules They're apt to have appt. apps They're smaller than ultramobile PCs Treo, iPhone, etc. Treos and iPhones, briefly They may require e-signatures, informally They accompany much modern correspondence They may have spaces for e-signatures Things Acrobat Reader reads Things that a Mac's Preview app helps to preview "The Children of Men" author "The Children of Men" novelist "The Murder Room" author "The Murder Room" novelist "Time to Be in Earnest" autobiographer This second, briefly Three letters for "pronto." Three letters that mean "now" They have precincts (abbr.) They have sgts. They liaise with the FBI They may get help from the FBI Troopers' gps. the timezone on the Pacific coast of the US during Daylight Savings months time West Coast sch. "The Princess and the ___" "The Princess on the ___" Tiny green seed in a fairy tale mattress test TV dinner morsel TV dinner morsel, perhaps TV-dinner morsel, sometimes Test subject for Gregor Mendel Thimblerig item Thimblerig item, often Thimblerig need Thimblerig object Thimblerig pellet Thimblerig prop Thimblerig thing Thimblerigger's item Thing in a pod Tidbit in vegetable soup Tine target Tiny brain size Tiny brain, metaphorically Tiny hailstone size comparison, per NOAA Tiny legume Tiny legume from Green Giant Tiny soup base Tiny vegetable Tiny veggie Tiny, spherical veggie Title veggie in a fairy tale Toy ammo Type of shooter or soup tormentor Princess Emerald City "Tonight I Celebrate My Love" singer Bryson Two-time Grammy winner Bryson Time-traveling canine toon "The opposite of war isn't ___! It's creation!" ("Rent" line) "There never was a good war, or a bad ___."—Ben Franklin. '_____ Train' ('71 hit) Tranquility or absence of conflict The world's great need. The world's work. Theme of the Inaugural Speech. Theme of the angels' song. Time between wars. Timeless Christmas wish Tolstoi subject Traditional Christmas sentiment Tranquility partner Tranquility's partner Treaty aim, often Treaty goal Treaty objective Treaty result Treaty to end war. Treaty's goal Truce outcome, ideally Truce result Two fingers, symbolically Two-finger message Two-fingered greeting Type of sign or pipe Top-level meeting. Treaty precursor Two antiwar demonstrators The man says, "I want to see …" the state of being peaceless Tutu, for example Truce symbol They go around on reservations Two-finger gesture in the shape of a V They may be accompanied by "Make love, not war!"