Letter T 176000–176250

Twig used in grafting Toyota makes them Toyota-made autos Toyotas discontinued in 2016 ...to someone writing a will? Two Roman generals Three-door Volkswagens They often have labs: Abbr. Trim off, in a way Type of "Sisters" Type of swimmer's kick They can cut your bills in half! They usually make the cut Tool for a tailor The queen's salon? Top-of-the-line Mercedes Top-of-the-line Mercedes-Benz The white of the eye The white outer layer of the eyeball tough white substance that forms the outer covering of the eyeball the integument of a segment in arthropods thinning of the sclerotic coat resulting from inflammation TISSUE hardening the process of sclerotising to harden or darken Typewriter company They connect Lakes Superior and Huron Type of defect in fabric: Weaving. "That's nothing!" e.g. "That's nothing!," for example Turn up one's nose at Ticket holder? Ticket ignorer Traffic court problem. Ticket dodgers Ticket ignorers Treats dismissively, with "at" Tell a thing or two to Tounge-lash Take to task on the porch? Tsktsks, maybe Tapeworm part Tea cake: Var. Torch bearer, maybe Torch carrier Torch holder Type of lighting fixture. Taper holders Torch bearers Torch holders Tea-time treat often served with jam and cream Tea accompanier Tea biscuits Tea cake's relative Tea cart treat Tea complement Tea fare Tea mate? Tea party serving Tea pastry Tea shop treat Tea tidbit Tea time treat Tea tray goodie Tea treat Tea-party treat Tea-shop pastry Tea-table treat Teacake kin Teacart goodie Teacart treat Teahouse offering Teahouse treat Tearoom biscuit Tearoom cake Tearoom nibble Tearoom serving Tearoom treat Teatime Biscuit English Teatime biscuit Teatime cake Teatime comestible Teatime goody Teatime pastry Teatime refreshment Teatime snack Teatime sweet The Stone of Destiny, recently stolen. Thin cake Tidbit for tea Tiffin treat Town known for a stone Treat at teatime Treat for tea Treat on a tea trolley tray Treat served with clotted cream Treat similar to a rock cake Treat traditionally served with clotted cream and jam Treat with a latte Treat with afternoon tea Treat with tea Triangular quick bread Triangular teatime snack Turnover alternative Tea time treats often served with jam and cream Tea-time bakery treats often paired with jam and cream Tea accompaniers Tea cakes Tea cakes, at times Tea cart treats Tea partners Tea party biscuits Tea pastries Tea shop treats Tea treats Tea-party tidbits Tea-party treats Tea-time pastries Teahouse treats Tearoom biscuits Tearoom options Teatime biscuits Teatime fare They're served at Fortnum and Mason Tiffin treats Traditional tea go-with Treats at tea Treats at teas Treats on a tea tray Treats served with clotted cream Treats with tea TV eater of "snacks", informally Toon Great Dane's nickname Toon dog, familiarly TV character introduced in '69 Toon who says "Ruh-roh, Raggy!" "T'aint nuttin', man" Tabloid exclusive Top of a float trowel Typical ice cream servings Take quickly and eagerly "True Detective" actor McNairy The Razor A3W, for one Toy with wheels Tyke's transport transport Kiddie Play in a pool two wheeled motor vehicle Traveled by Vespa Traveled on two wheels, perhaps Tots' vehicles Tendency for projects to become bigger and bigger Teacher accused of violating Tennessee's Butler Act Teacher defended by Darrow in 1925 Teacher in the "Monkey Trial" Teacher on trial, 1925. Teacher who was tried in Tennessee, 1925. Trial of 1925 ___ Trial (1925 court case) the practice of obtaining sexual pleasure from things seen, as eg naked bodies Travel fast: Colloq. Type of military strategy the state of being scorching "The Body Keeps the ___" "The Body Keeps the ___" (Bessel van der Kolk best-seller about trauma) Tally; group of twenty Ten plus ten The actual facts: Colloq. The facts: Colloq. Thirty-love, e.g. Tie, perhaps Twenty Twenty of something Twenty things. Twenty years Twenty years, e. g. Twenty, in a famous address Twenty, to Lincoln Two decades the goal line Cross total points Tally, in a way They show runs Tally sheet. The number of points or goals scored in a match TD maker. Tallier. Tally-keeper The leading one has the most points Track official T. D. makers. Talliers. Tallymen. They cross the plate They make points They make their points They pass the plate? They put points on the board They rack up points They're making their point Touchdown makers Touchdown makers, e.g. Touchdown pass catchers, e.g. Touchdown-makers. They're often settled Tally of samples at a geology competition? "Teach not thy lip such ___" (Shakespeare) "Teach not thy lip such ___": "Richard III" "Teach not thy lip such ___, for it was made for kissing": Shak. "To ___ delights, and live laborious days."—Milton. The word "contempt" comes from the Latin word for it Treat disdainfully Turn up one's nose. " . . . the whips and ___ of time" Treats as worthless the eighth sign of the zodiac The Rock's film "The ___ King" "Taxi Driver" director "The Age of Innocence" director "The Aviator" director Martin "The Departed" director "The Departed" director Martin "The Last Temptation of Christ" director "The Last Waltz" director "The Wolf of Wall Street" director "The Wolf of Wall Street" director Martin Tam sporter Tam wearer Tartan donner Tartan wearer, maybe Tartan wearer, perhaps The economist Adam Smith, for one Thomas Lipton, for one Thompson of the Giants is one. Tilda Swinton, for one Tony Blair, by birth Traditional bagpipe player Traditional eater of deep-fried Mars bars Traditional eater of tattie scones Traditional kilt wearer Traditional wearer of plaid Typical Burns supper attendee Typical kilt wearer Type of pine or grain THE BARTENDER SERVED EACH DINER A ____ Tree with green-blue needles The office supply manager brought ... Totally unscathed They're musically blue Tartan hose wearers