Letter T 168750–169000

Type of ice cream with coloured syrup tiny ripple Tears in fabric, perhaps Taylor and Torn Tears away roughly. Tears forcibly Tears in half, say Tears in paper Tears inelegantly Tears into shreds Tears out stitching Tears roughly Tears, as paper They may be put in stitches Tights mishaps Torn and Taylor Torn and Van Winkle Torn and tide, e.g. Tough currents Tricky currents Turbulent currents Turbulent waters Turgid waters Turns to tatters Tries to shred Tries to tear Tool for cutting parallel to the grain Tool for cutting with the grain Tool for cutting wood along the grain Tool for cutting wood with the grain Tool not used for crosscutting Tool that's not for crosscuts Tool with coarse teeth They cut with the grain They cut wood with the grain Takes from, or an apt alternate title for this puzzle Tears the wrapping off Tears a page from a book tear-resistant cloth Terminates, like a contract Turns to confetti Turbulent ocean phenomenon Totally shred "The Larry Sanders Show" Emmy-winning supporting actor "The Larry Sanders Show" co-star 'The Larry Sanders Show' Emmy winner Tear into shreds Tear with violence. Time traveler To laugh in Lyons To laugh, in Le Havre To laugh, in Lille To laugh, in Lyon To laugh, in Paris To laugh, in Rouen To laugh, to Lafayette To laugh: Fr. To laugh: French troop Anglo Indian "The ___ of Silas Lapham." "The ___ of Silas Lapham."—Howells. The __ and Fall of the Third Reich The tide may do it ___ through the ranks ___ to the occasion the value of our house rose sharply last year to reveille Respond "Time to get up, Deighton!" Towered up. "The ___ Silas Lapham." The farmer is an early one. Tide, at times Tread companion Tread connector Tread neighbor Tread support Tread's complement Tread's mate Tread's neighbor Tread's partner Theater stage platforms They help people reach new heights They help singers attain certain heights They help you see better They may be late, especially on weekends Tiered stage platforms "The Dark Knight ___," 2012 superhero movie "The Son Also ___," family film? "The Sun Also __" "The Wind ___" (Studio Ghibli film about an aviation engineer) The curtain does. Trends upward Takes part in a rebellion Take on successfully, as a challenge Take on, as the challenge __ the occasion __ the occasion (come through) __ the occasion (extend oneself) Take over the throne, say the quality of being risible "__ to the Top": Keni Burke song Tom Clancy's "Red Storm ___" "The Game of Strategic Conquest" "To win without ___ is to triumph without glory": Pierre Corneille "___ the Risk" (Foreigner) Take a chance on Thrill-seeker's love Trusting someone you don't know, e.g. Type of factor Type of taker Two sides of an investor's evaluation Take a chance on a work of poetry? Took a chance on Took a flier Took a big chance They take chances Totally safe Take a gamble Takes a chance on Takes a chance with They may be calculated They're balanced against possible rewards They're contrasted with rewards They're modelled by actuaries Thieves may take these Tom Cruise film set in Chicago Trattoria rice dish Trattoria side dish Tuscan dish Trattoria side dishes The common red currant. Tempo marking: abbr. This company will dye for you Tigers of western New York: Abbr. "Thomas and Beulah" poet Dove "Tickled Pink" writer Rudner T. H. Benton's "Self-Portrait With ___" T.H. Benton's "Self-Portrait with ___" Tass, today Telejournalist Cosby Tequila Sunrise alternative, informally Tequila cocktail, for short Tequila cocktail, on bar menus Tequila cocktail, on menus Tequila cocktail, on some menus The Beatles called her "lovely" The Beatles' "Lovely ___" The Beatles' "lovely" meter maid The Beatles' meter maid Ticketer of song Title woman in a Beatles song Tony winner Moreno Tushingham Actress Tushingham of "Doctor Zhivago" ... the one for Peace by this "Thomas and Beulah" poet, ... Treatment for A.D.H.D. Tequila drinks, for short The Beatles' meter maid and others Tushingham and Moreno Tushingham and others "The ___ of Spring" "The ___ of Spring" (Stravinsky ballet) "The ___ of Spring": Stravinsky "The ___ of Spring," 1913 ballet The Spanish siesta, e.g. The eucharist, e.g. The five-times-daily salat, e.g. This can't be wrong Time-honored ceremony Time-honored practice Traditional ceremony Traditional observance Travel to the Western Wall, e.g. Twins participating in a bar mitzvah? "The ___ Spring": Stravinsky Traditional observances or formal procedures They're a formality They're custom-made Things that are custom made? Time-honored practices Tradition-laden celebrations Traditional ceremonies Traditional doings Traditional observances "The Great White Hope" director Martin "The Long, Hot Summer" director "The Molly Maguires" director "The Sound and the Fury" director Teutonic knight. Tex of country music Tex of the movies. Tex or John Thelma of film fame Thelma of films Thelma or Tex Tex and John Thelma and John Traditional procedure the prescribed procedure for conducting religious ceremonies the process of ritualising The ways things are done "The Diamond as Big as the ___" (Fitzgerald story) The nouveaux riches put it on Town House crackers alternative Townhouse rival Triscuit alternative Triscuit relative Tiny cheese sandwiches, of a sort Très chichi The Red or the Black: Abbr. Topographical abbr. Tributary: Abbr. TV actress Maria. TV's Maria. Team Jacob member, vis-à-vis Team Edward member, e.g. (geez, Tim, what is this, 2009?) The Cowboys, for the Eagles Threaten to surpass Traditional foe Try to beat Try to one-up the contestant you hope to defeat They may be between schools "Team of ___" (2006 Lincoln Prize winner) "The ___," early English play. Target and Walmart, e.g. Tesla and Edison, famously Two sides of a certain triangle They play a whole lot To wrench open Tore apart Torn violently "The ___," 1984 film Tennessee or Ohio, e.g. The Arkansas, e.g. The Brahmaputra is one The Kwai, for one. The Limpopo. The Mississippi, for one The Nile, or the Amazon The Ob, for instance. The Peace, for instance. The Po, for one The Red or the Green. The Red or the Yellow. The Si, for one. The Steve Miller Band "Wide ___" The Tygart, e.g. The Yangtze, for example The mighty Mississippi, for one Tombigbee or Pee Dee