Letter T 163250–163500

Three-min. units Thunder and Abbey, briefly Thunder and Tobacco (abbr.) Tobacco and Abbey: Abbr. Tobacco and Thunder, for short Tobacco et al.: Abbr. Tpkes. Tpks. Tpks. and expys. Tpks., e.g. Transp. network Transportation lines: Abbr. Travel options: Abbr. Travel rtes. Traveling turnoffs: Abbr. Turnoffs, e.g.: Abbr. the syllable naming the second note of any major scale in solmization "The Butcher Boy" star, 1997 "The Crying Game" Oscar nominee "The Crying Game" Oscar nominee Stephen "The Crying Game" actor "The Crying Game" actor Stephen "The Crying Game" name "The Crying Game" star "The Crying Game" star Stephen "The Crying Game"star "The End of the Affair" actor Stephen "The End of the Affair" actor, 1999 "The Halo Effect" actor Stephen "The Reaping" actor "The Reaping" actor Stephen "The Road to Hell" Chris "The Road to Hell" singer Chris "This Is My Father" star T.V.A. relative TVA spin-off Tara Road actor The Crying Game's Stephen The New Yorker illustrator Irvin This agency electrified farms. Town in Lombardy Tumeric Take back in Take in again Takes up again "Tale of the tape" measure "Tale of the tape" statistic Tall boxer's advantage Tennis player's asset Tried to steal the basketball Tried to get something Tries to contact Try to get something inaccessible Try to get something from a bag Try to get something from a grab bag, say Try to steal a basketball from another player, e.g. Try to steal the basketball, say the students too their time arriving at a conclusion to the experiment Trying to make contact Try to touch or get in touch Try to get a grip on, perhaps Try communicating with Take countermeasures Talk back, e.g. Tell 'em how you feel Turn another color, say Turn back to a prior condition. Twitch, for instance the state of being reactionary They're equal and opposite Three more chain links the state of being reactive That which responds to a stimulus. Takes a swing at, maybe Takes countermeasures Takes the bait, say Transforms chemically Tackle Tolstoy, say Tackled, as a tome Take advantage of study hall, perhaps Take in People Take in Tolkien, e.g. Take in the mail Take in writing Text message status Text notification before a time stamp Text status The Killers "___ My Mind" The R in CD-ROM Try for a part Try for a part in a play. Try for a role Try out for a role Try out, as for a part. Try to acquire a part? ___ the riot act ___ the room " . . . they who never ___ newspaper" "To -- lecture of them?": "Richard II" __-thon (library event) ___-thon (literary event) the state of being readable Turn into a movie one more time, maybe Tally again Tally up again Throw back in Total again Total up anew Tallies again Tallies anew Tots again "The Cloister and the Hearth" author "The Cloister and the Hearth" author Charles "The Cloister and the Hearth" novelist "The Cloister and the Hearth" novelist Charles "The Cloister and the Hearth" writer "The Cloister and the Hearth" writer Charles "The Wandering Heir" novelist, 1872 The Cloisters and the Hearth writer Taunt for a hand Triumphal words, at dice Tarot expert? The Library's Periodicals Room was the source of most of the excerpted material in the first issue of ___ the office or position of a reader "The Cloister and the Hearth" author and family Texts that influenced the writing of "The Cloister and the Hearth"? Transfer to memory, as data Transferred to computer memory Typical homework assignment the act of measuring with meters or similar instruments the cognitive process of understanding a written linguistic message Train company in a game Tea leaf activities These could amount to fortunes Text file in a software package Text file with instructions Text file with program instructions Type of file in many GitHub repositories the act of admitting someone again Turn the page, say Take a person's hand, perhaps Take on again Take up again Take up as one's own again Took back as one's own Takes back the information displayed or recorded on an electronic device the output of a computer in readable form Tackles a tome Takes a look at a Nook Takes in Money? Takes in a book Takes in a good book Takes in an article Takes in some literature Takes in text Takes in the newspaper? Takes in what someone wrote Takes time for some Tomi Adeyemi Tells a bedtime story Tries for a part Tries for a role Tries out for a part Tries out for a role Turns a page-turner's pages ___ the riot act (reprimands) ___ the room (clocks what's what) Three lips Tries to get, as an acting part Turns the page? Take part in an audition for a movie about an uprising? Tell a bedtime story "... three to get ___ ..." Tokio Hotel: "___, Set, Go!" Three-part military command sequence Type of concrete whose components are combined before delivery to a job site to plant with forest again "Tear down this wall!" speaker "The Great Communicator" "The Teflon President" "The ___ Diaries" (2007 best seller) "Trust, but verify" president The 40th since 1789 The Gipper Two airports The 1980s, politically Type of chemical used in photography. type of antibody that is formed against an allergen Take another look at the target Target anew Try for a better shot Televise again Televising another time "The Velveteen Rabbit, or How Toys Become __" "The __ McCoys" "The ___ Housewives of Miami" "The ___ Housewives of New Jersey" "They're ___, and they're spectacular" "This is the ___ deal!" TV's 'The -- McCoys' Tangible, not virtual The "R" in "RHONY" The "R" of I.R.L. The McCoy The Who "The ___ Me" The ___ Housewives of Potomac The ___ O'Neals True and actual Twitter handle word for a celeb, perhaps Type of McCoy Type of estate ___ talk (honest conversation) team from the basic unit of money in Brazil Tangible items of value, in some business portfolios Totally groovy True pleasure True, in Italy Trump area They're often placed on parcels The business of Sinclair Lewis' Babbitt. Tight buds They need be neither authentic nor married, paradoxically Tony who hosts "Around the Horn" TSA requirement, starting in 2025 True again Trues once more Trump's is widely assumed to be smaller than he suggests "That which is ___ reasonable": Hegel TRUE-to-life art form Tendency to face facts. Theory expounded by Howells Trompe l'oeil genre True-to-life art style True-to-life genre True-to-life style Truthful representation, in art the attribute of accepting the facts of life and favoring practicality and literal truth the philosophical doctrine that physical objects continue to exist when not perceived The facts guide his acts Twain or Whitman Type of artist or writer. Tending to face facts. Their feet are on the ground They look facts in the face. They see things as they are They're certainly not dreamers They're no dreamers They're not dreamers THINGS that exist