Letter T
Tie again, as a necktie
Tie anew
Totally defeated, in gamer lingo
Taoism, e.g.: Abbr.
Th.D's specialty
Th.D. curriculum
Th.D. student's subject
Th.D. subj.
Th.D. subject
Th.D.'s field
Thanksgiving dinner guest, for short
Thanksgiving invitee, commonly: Abbr.
Theism: Abbr.
Theist's subj.
Theol. belief
Theologian's subj.
Theological subj.
Theology sch. subject
Theology subj.
Tree member: Abbr.
Tree person? (abbr.)
Tag again
Tag anew
Tie again, as shoes
Tie an oxford again
Tie the knot a second time?
Tie the knot yet again, perhaps
Tie the shoes over
Tie up again, as shoes
Tighten a corset, perhaps
Tighten in again.
Tighten, as a corset, maybe
Tighten, as brogans
Tighten, as sneakers
Tighten, say, as strings
Tied again.
Tied over
Tightened, as boots
Tightened, as one's sneakers
Tightened, in a way
Threads tennis shoes again
Ties the knot again?
Tightens ski boots
Tightens the oxfords
Tightens, in a way
Tightens, perhaps
Tightens, say
Taking on another cargo.
Turn for the worse
Took a turn for the worse
Tie down again
Tell about being tardy?
Tell, as tales
Tell, like a story
Tie in (to)
Told or narrated
Told, as a story
told narrated
Tells the story of.
Tells, as a story
Tie in with
Telling a story, e.g.
Telling the tale
The "R" in N.L.R.B.
true to a certain degree or extent
"The good news is, I told the professor about your lab contributions and she gave us an A for our assignment on ..."
They may say "uncle"
the process of relativising
to make relative
Theory proposed by Einstein concerning space, time, and gravity
Theory of 1905.
the state of being relative
the process of relativizing
to treat or describe as relative
Take 10
Take a long bath, say
Take five or ten
Take some time to oneself, maybe
Take to the chaise
Tension-relieving drug
Thing that makes you go "Ahh"
tending to relax or relieve muscular or nervous tension
the act of relaxing or state of being relaxed
The purposes of vacations
the state of being relaxed
Takes five
Take a mental break
TRANSMIT in stages
Team Olympic event
Team competition
Team event
Team race
Team racing event
Team track event
Telegraph mechanism
The Who song for a race?
The madison, in track cycling, for example
Track race
Track race with batons
Track-team race
Type of a race with multiple runners
Type of foot race
Type of race put down again
Type of race with batons
Type of race with multiple runners
the act of passing something along from one person or group to another
Transmitted with middleman.
Track team event
Track competitions that always have multiple winners
Team races
The Penn ___ (noted track meet)
They have multiple legs
Track events with batons
Track races with legs
Tracks came together, for instance, on outside of line
Types of races
Take the reins again
Takes precedence again.
Take a second giant step?
Takes a refresher course in
Top-10 tune of '67
Tripping devices on machines.
Took back the top spot
Took the reins again
T. J. Jackson's boss
the act of assigning to a particular class or category
Take pity.
Takes pity on.
Turns mild
Take in new tenants
Take on a new resident
Takes a new tenant
Takes in new tenants
the relation of something to the matter at hand
the state of being reliable
To be counted on
Trustworthy and dependable
They're often cited on newscasts
trust in someone s support
The Ark of the Covenant, e.g.
The Holy Grail, for one
The Nefertiti Bust, e.g.
Thing from the past
Thing often described redundantly as "of the past"
This old thing?
Time-capsule item
Tomb Raider collectible
Tomb artifact, e.g.
Trace of some outmoded custom.
Trace of the past
Treasure in a shrine
Treasured memento
Tutankhamun's mask, e.g.
Tutankhamun's mask, for example
The Shroud of Turin and others
They may be dug up
They're dug up at digs
They're found in digs
They're studied by historians
Tomb artifacts, e.g.
Trusted (with "on")
Took stock in
Tylenol result, ideally
the act of freeing a city or town that has been besieged
Three-dimensional chart
They show altitude
Three-D terrain charts
Trusts (with "on")
Take away the pain
Take over for a band member
Take over for, as a pitcher
Take over responsibilities from
To make less severe
To spell.
take over from
Took the place of.
Takes over for
Takes over for, on the pitching mound
Type of Sculpture alloy
Type of sculpture (Var.)
Topic for a Th.D.
"That Old Time ___"
"The sigh of the oppressed creature," per Marx
THEOLOGY, subject of
Transcendental code of ethics
The state of being excessively religious
the quality of being extremely conscientious
Topper on a frank
The enthusiastic hot dog vendor ___
Taking delight in.
Tended the pilot again
Took another match to
Tried the candle again
Turned a lamp back on
Turned back on
Turned on again
Turned on again, as a lamp
Turned the lamp back on
Turned the lamp on again
Thinks about the past.
Tex-Mex "stuffed"
Transfer consequence, familiarly
Transfer request
Transfer to a new city, briefly
Transfer to a new city, casually
Transfer to a new city, informally
Transfer to a new town, in brokerspeak
Transfer, in real estate talk
Transfer, to a broker
Transfer-related move, for short
Transferee concern (abbr.)
Transferee's brief concern?
Transferred employee's benefit, for short
Transferred employee's concern, briefly
Transplant, for short
Type of property, in real-estate lingo
Take on new cargo.
Time-consuming task for a musketeer
Trade magazines?
Temporarily transfer again
The library does it again and again
transmigrate
Take a second glance
Took a second glance
Transferees' brief concerns?
Transfers often entail them, informally
Take off again, as pounds
They share your family tree: Abbr.
the state of being reluctant
Trust in (with "on")
Trust, as a friend
"The Great Beyond" band
"The One I Love" band
"The One I Love" group
"The One I Love" singers
They had Stipe sessions
They lost their religion?
Thing; Latin.
Type of sleep
Type of sleep cycle
"The Bridge at ___" (1969 WWII film)
the number that remains after subtraction
the number that when added to the subtrahend gives the minuend
the person entitled to receive a particular estate on its determination
Took no sides
"The ___ of the Day" (Oscar-nominated film based on a Kazuo Ishiguro novel)
"The _____ of the Day" (1993)
"___ To Be Seen."
"The Longest Yard," in 2005
The 2004 "Battlestar Galactica" series is one
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