Letter T 162500–162750

Tear down, in England Tear down, in Great Britain Tear down, in London Tear down, in Taunton Deane Tear down, in Tottenham Tear down: Var. Took down, in Dover Tore down, in Doncaster Tore down: Var. Tears down Tears down a British building Tears down a flat Tears down, in Dover Tears down, in Taunton Deane Tears down: Var. Tear: Sp. Talc target That's so irritating! Thoughtlessly quick Too hasty in judgment. Too quickly decided target Talcum and walcum rhymer "The Cosby Show" co-star Tony winner Phylicia _This just in: A small town learns its local dump has officially reached capacity, leaving the city council to debate its ..._ Thin slice of bacon Thin slice. Thin slices of bacon Thin slices of meat Talcum targets They may be in diapers They may itch They'll leave you in itches "The dermatology study shouldn't be funded," Tom decided ___ Throwing caution to the wind Trait of a daredevil The dermatologist came out with a ___ Too-fast commitment "The Westing Game" author Ellen ___ Talk hoarsely Talk laryngitically Talk like Dirty Harry Talk like Don Corleone Talk like Froggy of "The Little Rascals" Talk like Harvey Fierstein Talk like Louis Armstrong, notably Talk like Marge Simpson Talk like Popeye Talk like Rochester on "The Jack Benny Program" Talk like Satchmo Talk like a godfather Talk like a heavy smoker Talk like a stereotypical gangster Talk like a stereotypical mobster Talk like a thug Talk like a tough Talk like a tough guy Talk like a tough, say Talk like the Godfather The Godfather's voice, e.g. This has a "grate" sound Throaty utterance Throaty voice Tool for a horse's hoove Tool for horses' hooves Tool with many teeth Tooth site Tough talk? Type of file tool Workshop Tasty window parts? Tiny computer with a dessert-inspired name Topping for cheesecake or Peach Melba Talked like Don Corleone Talked like Froggy Talked like Popeye Talked like Vito Corleone Talked like a tough Talks abrasively? Talks despite laryngitis Talks gangster-style Talks hoarsely Talks like Don Corleone Talks like Froggy Talks like Popeye Talks like Tom Waits Talks like Vito Corleone Talks like a heavy smoker Talks like a stereotypical gangster Talks while laryngitic Talks with a gravelly voice Talks with a very sore throat Throaty utterances Tools for farriers "The Mad Monk" Tree-climbing civet Tree-climbing, perfume-yielding civet. Take on, in dialect Tangle (with), in the country Tangle with, country-style Throw down, at a hoedown Try and pin things down, in dialect Tangles with, in the country The dragon's head, star in Draconis. They observe Marcus Garvey's birthday as a holy day They often have dreads They sport dreadlocks They worship Jah They're dreaded TV line pattern. TV pattern TV scan line pattern TV scan lines TV screen grid TV screen lines. TV screen phenomenon. TV-tube area Television screen. The rectangular, white-light pattern seen when you first turn on your TV set. TV images. TV scanning patterns Tap-dancing great King ___ Brown "The Tale of the Giant ___ of Sumatra" (Firesign Theatre album) "The Wind in the Willows" fellow Talk to the Feds, say Talk to the police Target of Rodent Control. Target of a hit Tattle on, with "out" Tell, in a way Teller, maybe Teller, of sorts Teller, perhaps Templeton from "Charlotte's Web," e.g. Templeton in "Charlotte's Web" Templeton in "Charlotte's Web," e.g. Templeton in "Charlotte's Web," for one Templeton of "Charlotte's Web," e.g. Templeton of "Charlotte's Web," for one Templeton, e.g., in "Charlotte's Web" Tenement menace Term of opprobium. Test animal The Muppets' Rizzo, e.g. The Pied Piper of Hamelin, e.g. The ___ Patrol The inflatable labor mascot Scabby is one Torpedo's target, perhaps Traitor type Traitorous scoundrel Trash collector with a tail Treachery metaphor with a distinctive odor? Triggerman's target Tumcoat Turn in, with "out" Turn informer Turn state's evidence Turn state's evidence, maybe Type of poison Type of rodent Type that's not usually too well-received in prison Typically despised rodent "Tat-tat" intro "Tat-tat" preceder "Tat-tat" start -- -tat-tat Tat lead-in Tat opener Tat preceder Tat-tat lead-in Tat-tat predecessor This comes before tat ___-tat (drumming output) ___-tat (knocking sound) ___-tat (snare drum sound) the state of being ratable Taxable. the quality of being ratable Tax base in Britain Tax determinant, in Britain Tax term Tax-assessment amount Timber trees of New Zealand. Tapping sound. "The Public Enemy" sound effect "The Untouchables" sound effect Tommy gun noise Tommy gun sound Tapping sounds. Typewriter fusillades. Total scoundrel Tenement hazard Traitorous intruder? The Pied Piper, in one of his roles. Toothed bar Toothed bars Tightening tool Toothed wheel that's often part of a set Toothy wheel type of screwdriver Tools for handymen "Third ___ Romance" Sammy Kershaw Tag with a PG, e.g. Tag with a PG-13 Tax consideration Tax table percentage Taxi door info Taxi info Taxi posting The "R" in APR The "R" of APR The "r" of r = d/t The charge. The going ___ This doesn't need to be fixed, but it can be Timely charge Topic of interest the state of being rateable "This Film Is Not Yet ___" Top-scored Tame, as movies go Totally lacking nudity and cursing, probably Trailer classification Tantalizingly off-limits to kids, in Hollywood Too violent for a PG-13 Tax-board member Teacher, at home Thumbs-up person, perhaps Triple-A, at times Two-thumbs-up flasher, e.g. Talent show judges, essentially They appraise They do seeding Those using scales Top-10 list makers Tariff specifics Tax percentages Taxes, in England. Taxi figures Taxis list them The importance of something These need deflating They may be daily or hourly They may be going Things posted in inns, sometimes Time charges Travel agent's figures Traveler's inquiry The "man in the gray flannel suit." "There's no place I'd ___ be"