Letter T 174500–174750

Trench builder Tunnel-building soldier Trench-digging soldiers. "The Tenth Muse." "The tenth Muse," per Plato The so-called "Tenth Muse" The tenth Muse, to Plato Too schmaltzy Takes all the energy out of Tell them to go climb a tree They can be had easily They get taken easily They run slowly from trees They're easily fleeced They're easily fooled They're easily taken They're fleeced without shears They're gullible They're not pros at avoiding cons They're taken more readily than usual Totally drains Tree fluids Tree juices Trickles from trees Trickster's targets Tree-trunk layer Type of weapon: abbr. "The Conners" actress Gilbert "The Conners" star Gilbert "The Crow" star Brandon "The Talk" co-host Gilbert "The View" co-host Haines "The poet in my heart," in a Fleetwood Mac song "The poet in my heart," per a Fleetwood Mac song "There Will Come Soft Rains" poet Teasdale "Total Recall" author Paretsky "Two Mules for Sister __" "Two Mules for Sister __" (Clint Eastwood film) "Two Mules for Sister __": 1970 film "Two Mules for Sister ___" (Clint Eastwood movie) "Two Mules for Sister ___" (Eastwood classic) "Two Mules for Sister ___," 1969 film TV chef Moulton TV host Haines TV's Gilbert Teasdale Teasdale of poetry Teasdale or Gilbert Teasdale or Lippincott Teasdale the poet Teasdale who wrote "Life is but thought" Tegan and ___ Tegan and ___ (indie-pop duo composed of identical twin sisters) Tegan and ___ (pop duo) Tegan's musical partner Tegan's twin Tegan's twin sister The "you" in the classic rock lyric "When you build your house / Then call me home" The "you" in the hit song lyric "storms are brewin' in your eyes" The last song on Bob Dylan's "Desire," named for his then-wife Timecop co-star Mia Title "Sister" of an Eastwood film Title girl in a 1979 Fleetwood Mac hit Title girl in a 1986 Starship hit Title girl of a 1986 #1 Starship hit Title of a 1979 top-ten hit or a 1986 #1 hit Title sister in an Eastwood film Title sister of a 1970 film Title sister played by Shirley MacLaine, 1970 Tony winner Ramirez Tony winner Ramírez Tony-winning "Spamalot" actress Ramirez Twin sister of Tegan ___ Teasdale, poet (1884–1933). Town near Tabriz Iran The Crusaders' enemy. They fought the Crusaders. "The Divine" Vaughan "The Terminator" character Connor "The Terminator" heroine "The Terminator" heroine Connor "The Terminator" woman "Tipping the Velvet" author Waters TOBIAS, wife of TV actress Hyland TV actress Paulson Tennis-playing Mrs. Cooke. The "Divine" one The "Sassy" Miss Vaughan The "Sassy" Miss Vaughn The "divine" Bernhardt. The Divine ___ of stage The Divine actress The Duchess of York The great Siddons. Theater's ___ Siddons Award Thespian Bernhardt To My Father: I poet __ Orne Jewett the wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac "The Terminator" protagonist Triple triple performer The French Lieutenant's Woman "The joy of eating" brand Tansparent wrapping material Thermoplastic Thermoplastic substance. Thermoplastic used for wrapping Thermoplastic wrap Transparent wrap brand Tupperware alternative Three lakes and a river in upper N. Y. State. "The Client" star Thermoplastics Thermosplastic products Tampico cloak Tijuana wraps: var. Teasdale and Lee Teasdale and Lippincott Teasdale and Roosevelt Teasdale and a Roosevelt Teasdale and namesakes Teasdale and others Teasdale et al. Teasdale's namesakes Tyre Ubangi people Tampa City south of Tampa's neighbor "There Will Come Soft Rains" poet "There Will Come Soft Rains" poet (... 7-11) "_____ Trunk" (Edna Ferber) Type of large trunk. the British under Burgoyne were defeated type of blowpipe "The language of the devil": Carlyle Trenchant writing. Totally meaning exactly what one says, uh-huh Town in Seine-et-Oise, France. the cell membrane enclosing a muscle fibre the protoplasmic substance separating the fibrils in muscle fibres title used before the name of Sikh men Theatrical restaurateur. Tony-winning Manhattan restaurateur Trash toter Tightly packed fish Tightly packed item Tightly packed pilchard Tightly-tinned fish Three more can openers The makings of a quick meal. They get canned They're crammed in cans Tiny fishes Togetherness symbol Tom treat Turin was its capital Times Square eatery "Tosca" playwright Tender, Scotch style "The Tony ___ Marionette Book" Tony ___, early Macy's Day Parade balloon designer Tony ___, late puppeteer. Tony of puppetry Tony the puppeteer. Tony who was nicknamed "America's Puppet Master" There's no C in ___ Tract noted for floating seaweed type of floating seaweed "Top kick." Thorn in Beetle Bailey's side Three-stripe soldier, for short Three-stripe soldier, informally Three-striper, familiarly Title for Silvers in "You'll Never Get Rich" Title for Silvers in "You'll Never be Rich" Top kick, briefly Top-kick. Topkick, for short. Troop's drill leader Two-stripe soldier, for short "Theodore Roosevelt" or "Robert Louis Stevenson" Top kicks Topkicks, familiarly Traditional garment worn by many Indian women Traditional garment worn by many Indian women Typical attire for a Bollywood actress Taj Mahal attire Tamein's cousin There are more than 100 ways to drape it Tilak wearer's garment Traditional Asian garment Traditional Indian garment Traditional Indian wedding dress Traditional Indian wedding garment Traditional attire for an Indian bride Traditional dress of India Traditional dress of Indian women Traditionally red garment at a wedding Toxin once released in Tokyo's subway Traditional drapes worn by many women in India Traditional Indian garments draped in pleats Taj attire Tameins' kin They may be thrown over the shoulder They may be worn with cholis They're draped They're usually worn over petticoats Two slices of bread with a filling Town E of Naples. Tahiti attire Tahiti wrap Tahitian garb Tahitian wrap The ____ Girl: D. Lamour Tropical beach garment Tropical wrap Traditional Southeast Asian wraparound garments Tahiti togs "The Human Comedy" novelist "The Human Comedy" novelist William "The Time of Your Life" author "The Time of Your Life" playwright "The Time of Your Life" playwright William Tributary of the Moselle: Fr. TURKISH town dwellers Turkestan native Turkistan people Tailor, in Italy. Tailor of sorts. Tailor of yore Tailor, facetiously Tailor, humorously Tailor, in literary usage. Tailor, in old Rome Tiberius' tailor Tailoring-related Tailors, to Carlyle Tailors: Humorous. "The Flies" author Jean-Paul "The Flies" dramatist "The Flies" playwright "The Respectful Prostitute" playwright "The Transcendence of the Ego" author "The Transcendence of the Ego" writer "The Words" autobiographer Tool for analyzing a writer? "The Lord of the Rings" antagonist Texas NBA team, on scoreboards Trans-Atlantic carrier Transatl. transportation merger of 1946 Transatlantic flier