Letter T 151250–151500

They're written for two-part harmony The "Georgia ___," Ty Cobb. Type of schnapps in a fuzzy navel type of glaze on porcelain Turned informer: Slang. Texter's symbol for a rear end They're swell That school-girl complexion. Two for dessert? Things frequently shipped from Georgia Teen facial hair (... first 2 letters + last letter) Teen's beard Teen's budding facial hair, informally Teenager's beard Tree of W U.S. Thoroughfare running through the heart of Atlanta Tar warmer Tar's garb Traditional naval outerwear "The Traitors" streamer The national bird (India) They have eyes in back of their heads Tiny crustaceans sometimes found living in oysters The point of mountain climbing Top of Mount Everest Top of the Tetons Type of season Theory that the average distance traveled per vehicle per capita is now in a constant decline The pinnacle of all movies Thin and wan. the state of being peaked The best an athlete can do "Twin ___: Fire Walk With Me" (David Lynch film) They have pointed tops TV show featuring Laura Palmer, literally Take its toll? Toll, as a loud bell "The Amazing Results of Positive Thinking" author "The Art of Living" author "The Power of Positive Thinking" author "The Power of Positive Thinking" author Norman Vincent "The Power of Positive Thinking" cleric "The Power of Positive Thinking" writer "The Power of Positve Thinking" author "The Tough- Minded Optimist" author "The Tough-Minded Optimist" author The king of "Positive Thinking" Thin and sickly: Colloq. Tintinnabulated Taking a toll? Taking its toll? Takes a toll? Thunder and laughter sounds Tintinnabulates Tintinnabulation, essentially Top-hatted Planters logo Mr. __ Treat for an elephant Type of gallery Type of plant popularized by George Washington Carver Tot's favorite The makings of a kind of butter. Tiny people They proverbially contain indistinguishables. "The Twelve Days of Christmas" tree "The ___ Tree," Millay poem Tree fruit that's sometimes green and slightly gritty TAPERED fruit The fruit in {/poire a la Beaujolaise/} The gallbladder is shaped like one Tree for a Yule bird Tree for a partridge Tree for a partridge, in a Christmas song Tree in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" Tree in a Christmas carol Tree in a Christmas song Tree in a Yule song Tree in a carol Tree in a yule tune Tree in bloom in a Van Gogh painting Tree inhabited by a Christmas partridge Tree of the rose family tree Fruit Aptly named "The Good Earth" author Buck "The Good Earth" novelist Buck "The Scarlet Letter" daughter Tapioca "jewel" Tapioca unit Teardrop or dewdrop The finest example of anything. Thirtieth anniversary gift Thirtieth-anniversary gift Thirty years' gem Tone similar to eggshell Tony and Presidential Medal of Freedom awardee Bailey Traditional 30th anniversary gift Traditional 30th anniversary symbol Tragic Hawaiian harbor Treasure from the deep Treasure in an oyster Type size just smaller than agate "The Good Earth" author "The Good Earth" novelist: 2 wds. 'The Good Earth' novelist They work under water. They do deep work the state of being pearlescent Teeth, casually type of lace used to trim clothes Tooth quality The swine won't appreciate them They may be cultured They might be cultured They're clutched by the mortified Total loss to swine. Traditional gift for a 30th anniversary "The Good Earth" was one of her gems Things that are not appreciated "The Perils of Pauline" actress The indestructible Miss Bailey The entrance to heaven They're often depicted standing behind St. Peter Tooth, in slang Teeth, in slang Thick, sweet drink "Three ___" (Paul Cézanne still-life) Tart fruits that aren't tart Tenor Peter They're made into nectar They're often poached Transparent soap brand Tree fuit Tunas, aka prickly ___ "The North Pole" author, 1910 Two-time Explorers Club president "The E.N.D." Black Eyed ___ "They're two ___ in a pod" TV dinner fare TV dinner veggies TV-dinner veggies The food of Thor. The pod squad? They can be strained or split They can be sweet They go in a porridge They grow in pods They may be black-eyed They may be mashed They may be split for soup They may be split in soup They may be split or sweet They may be strained for a baby They may be strained in young families They may be sweet They might be compared to small brains They're "split" for soup They're found in pods They're in pods They're in some pods They're often paired with carrots They're often served mushy in England Thimblerig bits Thimblerig items Thimblerig units Things "split" in green soup Though commonly known as vegetables, botanically they are fruit Tine targets Tiny seeds of green fruits, technically Truck farm product. The rude waiters never watched their ___ Tiller of the soil, in Europe. Tiller of the soil, once Tiller of the soil. Toiler in the soil The makings of porridge. Type of porridge Type of pod Three splits completed Toy blowgun Toy gun Toy with tiny projectiles Toy you blow into Tube for small green projectiles Tyke's tube Toy weapons Toys that can be dangerous Two __ (identical pair) Talk between feuding farmers? Thick green dish, often split or hearty Thick fog Thick fog metaphor Thick fog metaphor ... and what each set of circled letters is? Thick fog, metaphorically Thick green dishes often served with ham or mint Thick fogs TURF used for fuel The P of KPMG This may be bogged down Three follower, in sports Three- ___ (sports feat) Three- or four- follower Three-__: consecutive sports titles Three-__: sports portmanteau Three-___ (back-to-back-to-back championships) Three-___ (third consecutive championship) Turf for fuel Turf fuel Turf in a fen Turf used as fuel. Type of bog Type of bog or moss TRANSITION zone between boreal forest and tundra Three-___ (championship streaks) Turf fuels Types of fuel. Transports for fertilizer? Tennessee's Austin _____ State University (or, their cheerleaders' amusing cheer, "Let's go, _____!") type of armadillo Teeny rock Tiny rock Town near Monterey "The Sand ___" They helped Demosthenes with diction. Tat spot, perhaps Thoracic muscle Toning target, for short Top part of a trunk, for short Torso muscle Torso muscle, for short TEXAS State tree Tall hickory Tallest of the hickories Tart topper Tart type Texan tree Texas's state tree Texas's state tree and pie Thanksgiving pie choice Thanksgiving pie ingredient Thanksgiving pie nut Thin-shelled nut Type of pie popular in Southern cuisine tree Texas tree of southern United States and Mexico cultivated for its nuts Timber wolf's little cousin? Traditional Dixie dessert Traditional Southern dessert Texas nuts They come from Dixie They're nuts for dessert They're nuts for pies