Letter T
Thirty-day mo.
Time of year: Abbr.
Time to pay? abbr.
Traditionally rainy mo.
Truth in Lending Act abbr.
Truth in Lending no.
Truth in Lending stat
Truth-in-lending abbr.
Type of financing
The People's party in Peru.
Time for le déluge?
Time for a hot toddy, perhaps
Time to sit by the fire, perhaps
Trail mix fruit
Tree of the peach family.
Type of brandy
Type of jam in Sacher tortes
*Tart preserves
Tangy fruit pastry filling
Tangy toast topping
Tangy topper for toast
They may be in a jam
They may get into a jam
Turkey exports
"The one-l lama," to Ogden Nash
"The cruellest month"
"The cruellest month," for T. S. Eliot and taxpayers
"The cruellest month," per T.S. Eliot
"The cruellest month," to Eliot
"The sweet small clumsy feet of ___": E. E. Cummings
"The uncertain glory of an ___ day": Shak.
"The uncertain glory of an ___ day": Shakespeare
The month celebrated with Fools' Day
T. S. Eliot's "cruelest month"
T.S. Eliot's "cruellest month"
TS Eliot's 'cruelest month'
Tax Day month
Tax deadline month
Tax filing month
Tax month
Tax time
Tax-deadline month
Tax-filing deadline
Tax-filing month
Tax-return filing month
Taxing month
Taxing time
The "cruelest month"
The "cruellest month": Eliot
Thirty days.
Thirty-day month
Time for a rainy day.
Time for a showeer?
Time for a shower
Time for an umbrella
Time for early bloomers
Time for fooling
Time for foolishness?
Time for fools
Time for jokes and foolishness
Time for showers
Time for thawing
Time of many unhappy returns
Time to be in Paris.
Time to see shoots
Time to visit Paris.
Timely girl's name
Traditionally showery month
Trouble squashing publicity when bloomers become evident?
Tulip time.
the month following March and preceding May
time Shower
time Tax
The date five weeks from now
Tax return?
Time for foolery
The subject of a practical joke.
Today's "Gotcha!"
Theme of today's puzzle
Time of great trickery
Tricky time
Title of the puzzle
Town near Anzio beachhead.
Tax day
"___ the cruelest month": Eliot
Teen crush
"Their flag to ___ breeze unfurled": Emerson
Taxing times
Their firsts are for fools
Times for showers
Typically wet times
They bring 21A in the springtime
Traditional spring rains
Term used in algebra.
" . . . there is ___ and a great man . . . ": II Samuel
Taken at face value
Three short months
This is definitely the work of ___
Table part
Tarmac
Tarmac area
The "Mason" wears one
The Chieftains "Mason's ___"
This has strings attached
Tied protector
Trimmed area around a green
Type of stage
"Top Chef" apparel
They come with strings
They come with strings attached
They hang around in kitchens
They have strings attached
They may cover servers
They tie in the back
They're in coffeehouses' dress codes
Things cooks wear
Things to wipe your hands on
Tied-on protectors
Two things to cut
Taxpaying months, for short
Truth in Lending Act stats
Truth-in-lending figs.
Truth-in-lending law stats.
Truth-in-lending nos.
___ Technica (CNET competitor)
Tests for college credit, briefly
Tests graded on a scale of 1 to 5: Abbr.
Tests scored from 1 to 5
Tough H.S. exams
Tough H.S. tests
Tough HS courses
Test result for a HS student
Temple extension
Temple part
Temple spot
Temple termination
Termination of a sanctuary
Termination to the choir
The Bishops' seat.
The faithful face it
The rite place at the rite time?
Transept crosser
Transept neighbor
They may be vaulted
They may have stained-glass windows
They may include aisles called ambulatories
Transept neighbors
The apogee or perigee of the moon.
Tail end of a dog?
Tail of a Tibetan terrier?
Tail of a dog?
Tibetan terrier
TIAMAT, husband of
Tailor-made
Teachable
Timely or tailor-made
Two-BR unit
Type of guitar pupil
Type of pupil a prodigy might be
Type of residence: Abbr.
Typical NYC dwelling
___ to rent.
Tribe of Syrian gypsies.
"The World Is Not Enough" director
The kiwi is.
They may be taken by high-school seniors
They're scored on a 1 to 5 scale
Telepathy
To a tee.
Timely quality.
Town near Santa Cruz, Calif.
Tenants' dwellings: Abbr.
Tenants' qtrs.
Tenants' rms.
They may be owner-occupied, briefly
They may have EIKs
They offer flat rates: Abbr.
They're expensive in NYC
Things to let: Abbr.
"The larger crimes are ___ be the simpler": Sherlock Holmes
TENDING toward
"Thank you, come again" speaker
"Thank you, come again" speaker, on "The Simpsons"
"The Problem With __": "The Simpsons" documentary
"The Problem With __": documentary about Indian stereotypes on "The Simpsons"
"The Problem With ___" (2017 documentary about "The Simpsons")
"The Problem With ___" (2017 documentary about Indian stereotypes)
"The Problem With ___" (2017 documentary)
"The Problem With ___" (documentary related to "The Simpsons")
"The Problem With ___" (film named for a "Simpsons" character)
"The Problem with __": 2017 documentary about racial stereotypes
"The Problem with ___" (2017 Hari Kondabolu documentary)
"The Problem with ___" (2017 documentary about a "Simpsons" character)
"The Problem with ___" (Hari Kondabolu documentary)
"The Problem with ___" (documentary by Hari Kondabolu)
"The Simpsons" Kwik-E-Mart operator
"The Simpsons" Squishee seller
"The Simpsons" character
"The Simpsons" character critiqued in a Hari Kondabolu film
"The Simpsons" character in a green jacket
"The Simpsons" character once voiced by Hank Azaria
"The Simpsons" character who claims he can recite pi to 40,000 places
"The Simpsons" character who debuted in "The Telltale Head" episode
"The Simpsons" character who graduated first in his class of seven million at the Calcutta Institute of Technology
"The Simpsons" character who holds a Ph.D. in computer science
"The Simpsons" character who sang with the Be Sharps
"The Simpsons" character whose favorite baseball squadron is the "Nye Mets"
"The Simpsons" character whose last name has 18 letters
"The Simpsons" character with a Ph.D.
"The Simpsons" character with an 18-letter last name
"The Simpsons" clerk
"The Simpsons" convenience store clerk
"The Simpsons" convenience store manager
"The Simpsons" convenience store owner
"The Simpsons" grocery owner
"The Simpsons" immigrant
"The Simpsons" merchant
"The Simpsons" regular
"The Simpsons" retailer
"The Simpsons" shop owner
"The Simpsons" shopkeeper
"The Simpsons" store owner
"The Simpsons" store proprietor
"The Simpsons" storekeeper
"The Simpsons" storekeeper voiced by Hank Azaria
"The World of ___"
"The World of ___" (1959 Satyajit Ray film)
"The World of ___" (1959 film directed by Satyajit Ray)
"The World of ___" (Satyajit Ray film)
"The ___ Trilogy"
"The ___ Trilogy" (1955-59 film series)
"The ___ Trilogy" (Satyajit Ray series)
'The Simpsons' store clerk
TV character who says "Thank you, come again!"
TV father of Anoop, Uma, Nabendu, Poonam, Priya, Sandeep, Sashi, and Gheet
TV toon shopkeeper
TV toon with an 18-letter surname
TV's Kwik-E-Mart clerk
TV's Nahasapeemapetilon
The ___ Trilogy, Satyajit Ray's cinematic bildungsroman
Title character in a Satyajit Ray trilogy
Title character of a literary trilogy
Toon Kwik-E-Mart clerk
Toon for which Hank Azaria won a 1998 Emmy
Toon from West Bengal
Toon husband of Manjula
Toon shopkeeper
Toon shopkeeper voiced by Hank Azaria
Toon shopkeeper who once worked a 96-hour shift
Toon storekeeper
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