Letter T 164500–164750

Tall wetlands plant Tax-cut man of the House. Thatch bit, perhaps Thatch input Thatch material Thatcher's need Thatching plant The Yellow Fever doctor. The oboist makes his a double Thin one Thin plant Thin stalk in a pond Tube for a panpipe. Tubular grass. Type of instrument Type of musical instrument. Type of water plant tall grass that grows in swamps and shallow water Thatch-covered Thatched Thatcher. Thinner in sound. Thin sound quality Take back for polishing Trim again, say Tweak text anew Tweaks further The cattail, in England. Tall grasses near ponds Tall swamp grasses The cat, duck, and grandfather in "Peter and the Wolf", e.g. They may be in the winds They're in the winds? Tall & slender Thick with cattails Thin and fragile Thin and high-pitched Thin and nasal in tone Thin and piping in sound. Thin and piping, as music Thin and piping. Thin and warbling Thin as a voice Thin in sound, musically Thin in tone Thin or piping. Thin sounding Thin-sounding Thin-voiced Thin; piping Twiggy Twiglike TAKE in sail The Earth's longest one measures over 1400 miles The Florida Keys, essentially The Great Barrier of Australia, for instance. The Great Barrier of Australia. The Great Barrier. The Keys, essentially The world's largest structure made from living organisms is one Tied-up portion of a sail. Trim a sail Tropical fish hangout Took in a sail Took in sail. Tucked sail Type of coat or cigarette Thick jackets Takes in sail. The Great Barrier and others. Trims sails Tricky to navigate Throw off fumes. ___ to high heaven to high heaven Stink "The place __ of stale beer": Spillane To stagger or lurch To wind up, as with a thread TV anchor's audition tape Tape measure part Tape recorder part Tape spool Teeter or totter Tell fluently (with "off”). Tell quickly, with "off" The hero usually triumphs in the final one Thread spool, essentially Titubate Turner of old movies Type of Instagram video Type of Scottish folk dance to a blow React Not quick to to office Return Titubated Told fluently (with "off"). Tottered Turned round and round Tried to land Textile-plant employee Three ____ (Long motion picture) Two-__ (short film) Two-___ (old kind of motion picture) Two-___ (old kind of movie) Two-___ (short movie) They're staggering Three-___ (long movies, once) Two-__ (old short films) Two-___ (movie shorts) Two-___ (movies) the state of being reeligible Try to catch, as a fish Try to land Tackle box spinners Tape recorder pair Tape-recorder parts Theater supplies They wind up on lakes They're delivered to movie theaters They're handled by projectionists. Titubates Totters Traditional Scottish dances Two-line dances Two-line square dances Tries to land, as a fish Tells rapidly "They ___ and fro . . . ": Psalm 107 Tape recorder type Town in N. H. Take part in again Take the stage again Type in again Type in again, as a password Type in, as lost data Type of angle in a geometric figure. Takes the stage again Types again Types data in again Types in again Types in data, again Tense time for an astronaut Touchdown preceder the act of entering again "The West Wing" actor Roger TV's Nicholas Nickleby They leave in the spring Tony winner Roger Tony winner as Nicholas Nickleby Tony-winning "Nicholas Nickleby" actor "Tears" poet "The Boys of Summer" shortstop "The Terminator" good guy "The Terminator" man Kyle ___ "The Terminator" protagonist Kyle "Touched By An Angel" actress "Touched By an Angel" Della "Touched By an Angel" co-star "Touched By an Angel" player "Touched By an Angel" star Della Tea for Two singer Della Teammate of 77D Teammate of Campanella Teammate of Hodges and Campanella Teammate of Hodges and Robinson Teammate of Hodges and Snider Teammate of Robinson Teammate of Robinson and Hodges Teammate of Robinson and Snider Teammate of Robinson of the 1940s-'50s Dodgers Teammate of Snider Teammate of Snider and Hodges Teammate of Snider and Newcombe Tess, on "Touched by an Angel" Texas A.F.B. The Brooks' leader. The Dodgers' "Little Colonel" The Little Colonel Two-time Gold Glove second baseman Pokey "There's no wrong way to eat a __": candy tagline "There's no wrong way to eat a ___" (classic tagline) to establish again the evaluation of something a second time "The Bostonians" actor Christopher "The Bostonians" actor, 1984 "The Bostonians" star Christopher "The Bostonians" star, 1984 "The Canterbury Tales" estate manager "The Remains of the Day" star Tale-teller of Chaucer Teller of the third tale in "The Canterbury Tales" Third tale-teller in "The Canterbury Tales" Thread a cringle. Thread a pulley. Thread a rope, at sea Thread one's way Thread through an opening Thread, as through shoals Town council president, in Canada Town officer Town officer in Canada. Town official, in Canada. town council president town magistrate town reeve Threaded: Naut. "The Matrix" star Keanu "The ___ Tale" (one of "The Canterbury Tales") "The___Tale" (Chaucer segment) TV Superman George TV's Superman TV's Superman portrayer Tinseltown's Keanu Town officers Town officers in Canada. Town officials in Canada. Threading, as a rope. Take another good look at Take another look at Took another look at "The Marriage ___" (NBC show) T caller T man? TD signaler TD verifier TKO caller TKO decider TKO declarer TKO official TKO signaler Target of a Rodman head-butt Target of fans' scorn Target of many a fan's complaints Target of the heckle "What game are you watching?!" Technical caller Televised coin tosser, often The third man in the ring The third man in the ring, briefly Third man in a ring Third man in the ring, informally Third person in a ring Three-second violation caller, for short Time caller Tosser of a jump ball Tosser of a jump ball in the WNBA Touchdown caller, for short Traveling caller, briefly Traveling caller, perhaps Traveling overseer Turf zebra Two-legged zebra