Letter T 155250–155500

the process of platinizing "Time heals all wounds," for example They're parallel to the equator Trite, meaningless statements trite or banal remake "The Republic" author "The Republic" is his work "The Republic" philosopher "The Republic" writer "Theaetetus" philosopher Teacher of Aristotle Teacher of Aristotle subject Theory of Forms philosopher Thinker of 400 B. C. Thinker of 400 B.C. Thinker of long ago. Thinker who famously theorized life as a cave Thinker, circa 400 B.C. Thinking man, circa 400 B. C. Trial of Socrates depictor Type of friendship The Academy's doctrine Troop division Two or more squads Type of noncommissioned officer Town maps "Theater Camp" actor Ben Tequilla saxophonist Turkey server "The Great Pretender" group, with "the" Tropical aquarium fish Toothless Aussie mammal Town in Germany the state of being plausible The N.F.L.'s ___ Burress "Take Me Out," e.g. "The Frogs," for example. "The Glass Menagerie," for one "The Iceman Cometh." "The Mousetrap," for one "The Teahouse," for instance. "The thing" to Hamlet "The work of the child": Maria Montessori "Toys are children's words and ___ is their language" (Garry Landreth) "Tru," e.g. Take part in a game or sport Tackle the tuba The thing, according to Hamlet. The thing, in "Hamlet." Theater presentation Theatrical presentation Thespian production Tickle the ivories Tom Stoppard creation Tony Candidate 1936 Landon Tony candidate Tony winner Troup Grp. Turn at cards. toy with an idea Tot lot the act of reproducing recorded sound Theatre notice. Theatregoer's memento. Theatrical program Take advantage of the Free Space tactical game plan for action Toy's container in a preschool "The ___ of the Western World." Tease with with Toy with strategically Toddler's appointment Toddler's get-together Tot's appointment Tot's engagement Tots' scheduled time together Tots' time together Time for diversion. Try to win by cheating Tots' modeling medium Toy for all ages Toy in resealable cans Toy that was derived from a wallpaper cleaner Trivialize Taken for a fool Tickled the ivories Took for a fool Took the part of The daring pool shark ... Treated contemptuously Tried to act casual Took it from the top, musically Tried to hide from Street at the Olympics? Took on divine roles? ___ to (curried favor) Two-job baseballers Theater program heading Theatrical performers They're in the game They're involved in a deal They're on the team Topping's hired hands. Take serious matters unseriously Theater audience, often Theater buffs. Try not to be it? Try not to be seen Take part in an add-a-letter basketball game, as demonstrated by this puzzle's theme answers Three types of boys Tot's spot/Chores the action of taking part in a game or sport or other recreation Trying to show no signs of life Trying to overcome a late start, say Trash pile to have fun in? Taking no prisoners Throwing a party *Taking foolish risks Tempting fate The harried circus pyro-performer was ___ Try to act calmly Take very few risks Try to come from behind? They're not onstage for long the process of making a play Tea-party attendee, perhaps They share their toys Toy brand with plastic figures This goes with a tie? Tie-breaker, maybe Tie-breaking contest, e.g. Tie-breaking contest. They might eliminate teams ... with or without the shaded letter Tie-breaking games "This postseason game begins now," for example? Take selfish advantage of Toddler's enclosure Tot's enclosure Tot's portable enclosure Tot's turf They corral kids Toddler corrals Toddler enclosures Toddler holders Tots' frolicking places Three outs made during one at-bat . . . to a '70s music station (press 7) Tot's quarters. Toy-filled place "The Cherry Orchard," etc. "The Sea Gull," and others. Takes the field Theater productions They can be double or triple They're shown by X's, O's and arrows Take no risks: Colloq. Toys with one's victim Take a back seat Themed toy collection Two swings and a slide, maybe Trade between a football coach and a candymaker? Theatrical works featuring Snoopy, Charlie Brown, etc.? Takes a vacation of a sort. Takes no chances ___ the gallery (grandstands) ___ the gallery. Toddler outfit Toddler's wardrobe Tries to gain favor Tempts fate, in a way Toil of a Broadway show? Take turns before everyone else? Try out before release, as a game Try out, as a board game Try out, as a game Tackle holes 10 to 18 on the golf course *Try to delay, with "for" time for play or recreation, such as a school break Try to win the favor of ___ the crowd (ham it up) ___ the gallery (ham it up) ___ the gallery: seek approval ____ the crowd: pretend Treat a lens like an audience, say Try to please: Colloq. There's one in "Hamlet" "To connect things up you'll have to ___" Tennis, essentially? Toy at the dinner table, perhaps Theater notables They may be responsible for some long lines The ____ Mayor is important in Madrid Tiananmen Square, for one Toll booth's place Toll-collecting area Toll-paying place Tollbooth area Tollbooth area, perhaps Tollbooth arrangement Tollbooth locale Tollbooth location Tollbooth setting Town congregation spot Trump hotel Turnpike stop Turnpike toll area They take their toll Times Square and others Toll booth areas Tollbooth areas Tollbooth sites Title setting for a Neil Simon play Tearful request Temporary insanity, e.g. Thing entered in court Tofu source Topic of bargaining Topic of some bargaining Tot's "Can I?" Trial action Type of bargain Type of deal before a judge to a charge Answer Try to persuade (with) Try to persuade, with "with" *Time saver for a criminal? Tribunal addresser Trial lawyers. Tells it to the judge Tearful requests They are entered in court They may be affected by bargaining They may be copped They might be copped They sometimes fall on deaf ears They're "copped" by defendants They're entered at arraignments They're entered in court They're entered legally Things "copped" Trial answers "That dress suits you," e.g. "Thank you" partner "The magic word" for a kid The Pet Shop Boys' politely named debut album Tot's "magic word" "That's a bad plan" "Think twice about doing that" They make one smile "Though every prospect ___ . . . " "That's enough from you, thanks"