Letter T 166000–166250

They don't own They pay a flat rate They pay flat fees They pay flat rates They're not buying it Temporary housing-cost regulation Temporarily in possession. Tenant's act "Trainspotting" protagonist Tears or splits in fabric Takes a flat Takes a lease Takes a lease on Takes a letter for Takes an apartment Takes for a time Takes occupancy for a while Takes office space, in a way Takes office space, perhaps Takes out a lease Takes out a lease on Takes quarters. Tenant payments Tenants' concerns Tenants' payments Tenement collection These are still pegged by law. These are subject to controls. They're due every month They're high in Manhattan They're paid periodically Torn places Twentysomething's monthly payments... or, slangily, who ends up paying them? Takes in, as a tenant Takes on, as a tenant *Tenants' protest Tenant group's weapon Tenant protest Tenants' action Take on as a tenant Tenants' collective protest "Take It on the Run" ___ Speedwagon "Time for Me to Fly" ___ Speedwagon "___/T.W.O." (1972 album) The Flying Cloud, of old autodom The Royale 8-31 sedan, for one The car in Thurber's 1933 story "The Car We Had to Push" This Speedwagon will "Keep On Loving You"? Touring car of yore Treasured early auto ___ The Fifth (1910's auto) Take care of, as a persistent squeak Tend to a pesky squeak, perhaps Tend to a squeak again Tend to that squeak again Tend to the squeak again Touch up a squeaky hinge Treat, as a stubborn squeak Try again to get rid of those pesky squeaks Try again to squelch squeaks Try to quiet, as a persistent squeak Try to stop a squeak again Take another look at, perhaps Tap anew Took up again Takes another look at, as a cold case Takes down the "Closed" sign The "lifeblood" of any business. Try to get more stock the process of reorganising Take new bearings Turn to a new setting They competed with Franklins type of virus the process of reoxidizing Talk for, informally Ten-percenter, briefly Theater co. Theater company, for short Theater company, informally Theater group, for short Theater group, informally Tie fabric Tie material Tie silk Tie variety Title for Cori Bush Title for Rashida Tlaib: Abbr. Title in Congress (Abbr.) Title in D.C.: Abbr. Training unit, for short Traveling salesman, briefly Type of airman Travelers must. Tries one's beeper again Touch up, say Tenant's problem. Topic of TV's "This Old House" the state of being repairable They're good to have in case of breakdowns Tape a ripped envelope? Tool kit carrier They have a lot of parts They make things like new Turns in for the night to replace wallpaper the quality of being reparable THAT can be made good (of loss) THAT paid by defeated country for damage done in war to partition again The trip back. Traversed anew. Table, so to speak Time of a meal Tap gently again to restore to one's own country Take care of an IOU Terminate a debt Takes care of, as a debt Takes the red out? Take off the books The 21st Amendment The 21st Amendment, e.g. The undoing of the Volstead Act. Taking back Takes off the books The 21st Amendment and such Twenty-first Amendment et al. Take consecutive championships Tell to someone else Two bars and two dots, on a staff the state of being repeatable Timepiece that strikes the hours Twice-convicted felon THRUST back throw CAST HURL TOSS PITCH back Throwing back. Thrusts back Turns back Think better of Turn away from the dark side Turn sharply to the right? Turned away from sin Takes the advice of a sidewalk preacher Takes the advice of a street preacher, perhaps Turns away from sin Turns away from wrongdoing Theater company stock? Theater company's stock of plays Theatrical lists. the act of doing or performing again the repeated use of the same word or word pattern as a rhetorical device the state of being repetitious to photograph again to substitute one thing for another to substitute one thing for other to substitute one thing from another the quality of being replaceable Took over for the act of furnishing an equivalent person or thing in the place of another Think over, in a way Transfer to another bed Tuck into a new bed Takes up one's roots? TELEVISION screening of film already shown TELEVISION screening of videotape of match already shown TV sports device TV sports feature This might be in slo-mo TV instant events These can be instant They're often seen in slow motion the state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more The Eiffel Tower in Las Vegas, vis-à-vis the Eiffel Tower in Paris The statue "David" on open-air display in Florence, e.g. The statue of David in Florence, e.g. the state of being replicable the repetition of an experiment in order to test the validity of its conclusion Till another time Thread part There's always That One Guy in the office who clicks it, of course Take away for lack of pay, say (nice clue, eh?) Take back due to default Take back, for short Take back, in a way Take back, shortly Take back, slangily Take back: Abbr. Take-back, in slang Takeback Takeback of a car, for short Takeback, briefly Takeback, for short Taken-back auto Taken-back car Taken-back car, e.g. Taken-back merchandise Taken-back property Taking back, for short Tow job Tow job, at times Tow job, for short Tow job, maybe Tow truck attachment sometimes, for short Tow truck hook-up, maybe Tow truck hook-up, perhaps Tow truck pickup, at times Tow-truck attachment, perhaps Towed auto, perhaps Towed vehicle, maybe Towed vehicle, perhaps Towed-away Toyota, maybe Towed-away auto, maybe Towed-away auto, perhaps Towed-away car, maybe Tower's job, perhaps Towing job, perhaps Twisted rope? the process of repolarising to polarise again to polarize again Takeback agent, familiarly Tower with the power Tower's client Tower, of a sort Tower, often Take-back agents Towers of lemons TO put back (L) to put back "The Colbert ___" "The Warren ___." Tell what you saw Tell what you've seen to give an account or representation of in words to inform on Teacher-to-parent evaluation Told it like it was TV news stories Take-backs Takeaways, at times Takebacks of a kind Taken-back autos Taken-back cars Taken-back purchases Taken-back purchases, briefly Taken-back stuff Taken-back vehicles Targets for towers They get carried away