Letter T
Tranquil periods
Thomas Edison, on the New Jersey Turnpike
Traveler's convenience
Traveller's oasis
Truckers' haven
Turnpike oasis
They break up long trips
Trip breakers
Turnpike conveniences
Takes some downtime
Take it easy before a big day
Take one's ease: Colloq.
Take some time off, say
Try to get one's strength back
Try a new do
Turn in again, as a test
Take to court again
Took to court again.
Test outcome
Test score, for instance
The outcome of a game
the consequence of an action; outcome
the final point in a process
the state of being resultless
Test news
They have job listings
the state of being supine
Tending to rise again
the rising of Christ on the third day after the Crucifixion
to bring about resurrection
Takes out of mothballs
Tapping an IRA, e.g.
The "R" in AARP
The "R" in AARP (abbr.)
The "R" in AARP, briefly
Through working, for short
Through working: Abbr.
The Jerusalem thorn.
Took on again, as a problem
Takes on again, as a problem
Ticket again
Touch base again
Target business
Target field
Target goings-on
Tell or sell.
The Selling of goods to consumers
Type of merchandising.
The butcher, or baker, or candlestick maker.
Tells again and again.
Tells again.
Tells or sells
Tells over again.
Taking credit for happiness?
This will secure a mouthpiece
the office of retainer
Try again, as a test
Try to get a better score on, e.g., the LSAT
Twice-shot scene
Time-consuming movie procedures.
Tries for a better grade on
Tries to pass again
Take care of payback
The Giants struck back and won the opener
Try to get even
take reprisals
teach one a lesson
Took reprisals
Thrash again
Treat again, as leather
Treat hide again.
Treats again, as leather
Treats hide again.
Tighten up at halftime
Transfer to a different cassette
Tennis trainer's activity during injury timeouts
Treating again, as an ankle injury
the extent to which something is delayed or held back
tending to retard
TO retard on watch regulator (Fr.)
to retard
target afresh or differently
Tends a pothole
Take another bite of
Take another sip
Take another sip of
Take another try of
Try after adding more seasoning
Took another sip
try to vomit
Train again
Tutor again
Tutor, perhaps
team up again
The juniper of the Bible.
Tighten up again
That kept in mind
That which is held in the mind.
That which is kept.
The act of keeping
Things remembered.
Things retained in the mind.
TRIAL, remake
Take back to the Lab animal
Take back to the lab
Teacher's second checkup
Try a new
Try it again
Try out again
Try out anew
Try the "mike" again.
Tried out again
Takes back to the lab, maybe
Takes more blood, e.g.
Tries over.
Take a new look at
Try a different approach to
Tendency to be reserved
Tendency to keep silent
the second compartment of the stomach of a ruminant
Take another bow?
Tend a stubborn bow
Tend a stubborn ribbon
Tend a stubborn shoelace
Tend to a loose shoelace
Tend to an ornery shoelace
Tend to shoelaces
Tether anew
Tighten a shoe
Tighten one's laces, say
Tighten shoelaces
Tighten sneakers
Tighten the laces of, say
Tighten, as laces
Try a different knot
Tethered again
Tightened the laces of
Tightened the shoelaces
Tightened, as a knot
Tightened, as laces
Tightened, as shoelaces
Tightened, perhaps
Tightens the brogans
Tightens the wingtips
Tightens, as skates
time again or alter time of
Target for the optic nerve
Target of a biometric scanner
Target of a modern scan
the innermost light-sensitive membrane covering the back wall of the eyeball
They hold cones
Targets of some scanners
They contain cones
They have a layer known as the "stratum opticum"
tint again or change tint of
Trains of followers.
Tag out, in baseball
Take out of circulation, say
Through with work
Turned in for the night
the state of being retired
The superannuated
They abandon their posts
They no longer work
Those at their leisure, usually
Those who are out of work
the religious retreat is a form of vacation activity
Traditional send-off
the state of being retiring
Tried for a higher score on, maybe
Tried to improve one's score on, as the SATs
Throw a new wrench into the works?
Tried to fix, as a TV show
Try a different pitch
"The ___ Courteous."—As You Like It.
"Touche" evoker, perhaps
Touchstone's ___ Courteous.
Twisting back.
Throw again
Throw once again
Take back to the car pound
Take back to the impound lot
Took back to the impound lot
Track previous steps
Travel backward?
Take back, as a false charge
Take back, as a public statement
the quality of being retractable
Took back remark, officially
the state of being retractible
the act of pulling or holding or drawing a part back
They eat their words
Takes back, as a comment
Tracks again.
Teach a different skill
Teach a different skill to
Teach new job skills to
Teach to do a new job
Taught an old dog new tricks
Transferee's activity
Teaches new skills
to transform again
to translate (a translation) into another language
to transmit again
Tire for a heap
Tire of W.W. II
Tire with new life
Tired tire?
Tire repairs.
Troop withdrawal
Turn tail and run
Thrifty fellow.
the reduction of expenditures in order to become financially stable
the act of correcting for your wrongdoing
Tending to punish.
Taken back to court
Tested again
Took another shot
Takes another stab at
the state of being retrievable
Throwback style
Today's cargo pants, for instance
Today's straw handbags, e.g.
Trendily dated
Type of fashion
Type of rocket, for short
the state of being retroactive
the part of a cathedral or large church behind the high altar
the state of being bent back
Turned backward
Turned up, as a nose
the bending backward of the uterus and cervix
translation back into the original language
Take a case to a higher court
Take a mulligan in golf, say
Take a second chance
Take a second crack at
Take a second shot at
Take an old case to court
Take another stab
Take one more shot at
Test again.
to attempt again
Treats flax
Treats, as hemp
This wine would struggle to be nastier
Trademarked Certs ingredient
Tommy of Lassie
Tommy of TVs "Lassie"
Tighten the strings of, maybe
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