Letter T
They cross the line
They won't let you pass
They're hard to pass
They're likely to be honked at
" . . . the ___ was to wander in": FitzGerald
"Testing, testing, one, two" tech
Techie on tour
Toter on tour
Tour PA
Tour aide
Tour assistant
Tour crew member
Tour crew member, often
Tour crewperson
Tour employee
Tour helper
Tour hire
Tour hiree
Tour manager, e.g.
Tour schlepper
Tour technician
Tour toter
Tour worker
Tour-bus occupant
Touring band's aide
Touring band's employee
Touring band's helper
Touring technician
Traveler in a tour
Traveler with the band
Traveling band crew member
Traveling stagehand
Tour bus loaders
"The ___ smooth . . . ": Hesiod
The Highway State?
Tired wild animals?
Trackless.
Touring musician, slang
Traveling agent.
"Thelma & Louise" and "Bonnie and Clyde," e.g.
The Cannonball Run, e.g.
Tour de France, notably
Tour de France activity
Toon bird
"Take Me Home, Country __": John Denver hit
Take them away from here!
Their rural mileage is 2,990,036.
There are four hidden in this puzzle, which together suggest a familiar five-word saying (3,5,4,2,4)
These could be "Yellow Brick" or "Copperhead"
They all go to Rome
They all lead to Rome, in a saying
They all lead to Rome, it's said
They all lead to Rome, they say
They all led to Rome
They can have forks
They have shoulders
They may have bike lanes
They may have forks
They may have soft shoulders
They sometimes take their toll
They support traffic
They're found between the shoulders
They've got prominent shoulders
Things between shoulders
Tobacco and Boston Post
Tobacco and Burma
Tobacco and Yellow Brick
Tobacco et al.
Tobacco, Wilderness, et al.
Town connectors
Traffic arteries
Transportation network
Travel ways
Turnpikes
Two ways in a Frost poem
Touring Troupe gp.
Touring entertainment
Touring production
Touring troupe
Touring troupe's presentation
Traveling exhibit
Traveling theater
Traveling troupe's gig
Truck stop's locale
They often start with "No"
Triumph products
Toll, basically
Take for a spin, say
Trial for a car
Trial run, of a type
Try out new wheels
Tried out, perhaps
Trying, as a car
Tryouts at Detroit
"The __ Morocco"
"The ___ Rome."
"The ___ Xanadu."
Tom Hanks film set in Chicago
Theme of some comedies
Traveling for away games
Traveling salesman, for one (NBA)
Turnpike or street
They help you go places
The common plantain
Test drive checklist item
the state of being roadworthy
"The BFG" author Dahl
Take a nomad's route
Take up van life, say
Travel all over the place
Travel here and there
Travel hither and yon.
Travel idly.
Travel in no particular direction
Travel like free-range chickens
Travel unsystematically
Travel without a destination
Traveled aimlessly
They wander
travelling about aimlessly
Tour The Eternal City?
Travels aimlessly
Travels like a nomad
Travels without a plan
Travels without plan.
"The Secret of ___ Inish"
"The Subway" singer Chappell
The old reddish-gray mare?
Type of feather
The Star City of the South
They have coats with white hairs
Two-toned horses
Two-toned trotters
"The Jungle Book" sound effect
"The Lion King" sound
"The Lion King" sound effect
"The ___ of the crowd"
Thunderous applause
Terrifying jungle cry
T. rex's "I'm going to eat you!"
Takeoff sound
Tarzan movie sound effect
Taurine complaint
The rage of lions.
The sound of Simba
Threatening jungle sound
Threatening sound
Thundering sound
Thunderous response
Tiger sound
Tiger talk.
Tiger's sound
Tornado sound
Touchdown accompaniment
Trademarked MGM sound
Twenties sound?
Threaten like a tiger
Threaten, as a lion
Try to scare off, in a way
"The Mouse That __"
"The Mouse That ___," Sellers film
Threatened la a lion
Threatened ferociously
Thunderous sound producer in a menagerie
Thunderer.
___ Twenties (happenin' period that I was hopeful would return in spirit last year, but alas)
"The Luck of ___ Camp"
Twenties descriptor
"The Luck of ___."
The pyromaniacal lion made a ...
The Charleston's heyday, with "The"
"The Fountainhead" protagonist
"The Fountainhead" architect
"The Fountainhead" character
"The Fountainhead" hero
"The Fountainhead" hero Howard
"The Fountainhead" protagonist Howard
"The Crowd ___," 1932 film
"The Lion King" sounds
They're heard early in "The Wizard of Oz"
Thunderclaps
Tiger noises
Tiger sounds
Traffic noises.
Threatens, as a lion
TV "tribute," à la Martin
Teasing session
Teasing tribute
Televised comedy event
Tongue-in-cheek tribute
Top or bottom round
Tribute in jest
Tribute involving insults
Tribute peppered with insult comedy
Tribute with a wink
Tribute with cutting humor
Tribute with digs
Tribute with friendly insults
Tribute with good-natured ribbing
Tribute with insults
Tribute with laughs
Tribute with tweaking
Tribute with twits
Type of picnic
Typical luau meal
they cook in restaurants
Thanksgiving entrée, perhaps
"The Chicken ___" ("Seinfeld" episode)
Theme park part
Turkey __ (cookware item)
Turkey pan
Type of turkey
Thanksgiving equipment
Turkey cookers
Turkeys or their pans
Traditional main course
Traditional Easter dinner
Targets with barbs
Taunting tributes
Teasing tributes
They involve insult comedy
Tongue-in-cheek tributes
Top and bottom round
Tributes containing insults
Tributes full of insults
Tributes involving trashing
Tributes with lots of teasing
*Traditional Thanksgiving entree
Traditional Thanksgiving centerpiece in the oven
Thanksgiving Day entrée
Thanksgiving entree
Thanksgiving favorite
Take from illegally
Take from unlawfully
Take from, by force
Take in a bad way?
Take inventory?
Take things the wrong way
Take unlawfully from
Tight end Gronkowski
take something away by force or without the consent of the owner
this is how i THINK the guy from 'game of thrones' spells his name but actually he has another B
Take the money and run, say
Tropical sea fishes.
Two-time Oscar winner Jason
"The ___ Report" (upscale magazine)
The ___ Report (magazine about luxury life)
Totally fleece bluesman King?
This Robin Hood did.
Took a picture, perhaps
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