Letter T 177750–178000

Tiresias, e.g., in Greek myth Tiresias, for one Tiresias, in "Oedipus Rex" Tiresias, in a way "The Prophecy of the ___" (Eddic poem) TV's Miss Cleo, supposedly Tarot user, maybe Tarot card dealers Tarot card readers, e.g. Tarot cards and crystal ball users Tarot deck users Tarot interpreters Tarot readers Tarot users Tarot-card experts Tea leaf readers, e.g. Tea-leaf readers Tea-leaf readers, for instance. Tea-leaf specialists Tea-leaves readers Their work is prophet-able Theoclymenus and others They are futuristic They can tell you how it's going to end They do readings They have "prophetable" jobs They have ESP They have a ball at work? They have a sense re coming events They have great foresight They keep an eye on the ball They know the future. They know what tomorrow brings They know what's in the cards They look forward to work They make good prophets They may have a ball They may take you to the ball Third eye users Those with visions Tiresias and Nostradamus Tiresias and Nostradamus, e.g. "... the eye ___ not itself" (Brutus) "The fool on the hill ___ the sun going down" Takes a glance at Takes a look at Takes a meeting with Takes in or takes out Takes in visually Takes in, as a movie Takes out often Thee Oh ___ Trans-Siberian Orchestra "The World That He ___" ___ to (takes care of) "Two for the ___," Gibson play "Two for the ___." TITTER totter Teeter ... or teeter-totter Teeter between two positions Teeter for two Teeter-totter Teeterboard Teetery plaything This has its ups and downs Tilting board Toy for two Toy that requires two Toy that's two different tenses of a word smushed together Two-kid playground fixture Two-person playground fixture Two-person playground plank Two-person playground ride Two-person plaything Two-person ride the board is ridden up and down by children at either end Teeter-totters Teeters They also have their ups and downs They go up and down on a playground They're often near swings Two-person plank rides They go up and down in parks Thinks appropriate Thinks it expedient Thinks it necessary Thinks okay ___ through (completes) Takes to the airport, perhaps Takes to the airport, say Takes in Skelton's act? Tours Hollywood? "This is dear mercy, and thou ___ it not": "Romeo and Juliet" "Thou __ how sloth wastes the sluggish body": Ovid "Thou ___ I have more flesh than another man": Falstaff "Thou ___ every sparrow . . . " "___ thou these great buildings?": Mark 13:2 "___ thou this sweet sight?"--"A Midsummer Night's Dream" Take one on the chin Tour Hollywood? Tackles successfully Takes care of something Takes care of the matter Takes care of things The customer was seething with anger The water rolled Trembles with fury Transparent, as some veils Transparent, informally Transparent, modern-style Take care of properly Take care of, as a task Take care of, as details Take care of, as duties "Take care of that!" Take care of a matter Take care of something Take care of the job Take care of the matter Take care of things Taskmaster's order Taskmaster's shout Try a bunch of things hoping something will work "There it goes, ___!" (Michael Kay home-run call) Tautology meaning "later" "The game is never over" sloganeer "ToeJam & Earl" maker "Total War" game company "Total War" game maker "Total War" video game maker Tokyo-based game company Tokyo-based game maker "The Goldbergs" actor George "Thimble Theater" cartoonist "Thimble Theatre" creator Tobacco roll: Var. TV game systems no more "Tryin' to Live My Life Without You" singer "Turn the Page" rocker "Turn the Page" singer Bob TV news magazine story TV news story Talk-show component Talk-show subdivision the state of being segmented Talk show components Tangerine pieces "The Flower of Utah." Trumpet-shaped lily Trumpet-shaped western bloomer Type of lily that's Utah's state flower They have bell-shaped flowers Town in French Sudan, on the Niger. "That reminds me ..." is one "That reminds me ...," e.g. TV transition Talker's transition Transition musically Transition between topics Transition for Mehta Transition in music Transition into Transition that sounds like transportation Transition to the next subject Tuneful transition the act of changing smoothly from one state or situation to another Transitioned Transitioned from one podcast segment to another, say Transitioned smoothly Transitions Transitions (into) Transitions, in music. Transitions, from one scene through the start of the next Tennis legend Pancho Tennis' two-handed Pancho. The owner of its company tragically and ironically died while using one in 2010 Two-wheel scooter Twenty-first-century sightseeing options To look, in Leipzig The first three positive "numeri" combined Three dues? Three times due Thrice due Tre + due Tre + tre Tre doubled Tre e tre Tre plus tre Tre times due Tre x due Twice "tre" type of rorqual Turkoman people the office of seignior the position and authority of a feudal lord Tanglewood's ___ Hall Tissot competitor To be, in Bavaria To be, in Germany. "The River___" (1949 song) The Cathedral of Notre Dame overlooks it. The Marne and Oise feed it. The Pont Neuf crosses it The Pont Neuf spans it The Pont Royal spans it The Pont de Normandie spans it The Pont des Arts spans it The Pont-Neuf spans it. The flower of Paris This has two famous Parisian banks. Trap for mackerel Trap having sinkers and floats Trawler net Troyes' river. Tuna fisher's net Tuna net Trawled Type of fishing boat Type of fishing vessel They have both sinkers and floats They may surround schools Traps for mackerel Trawler nets Trawler's nets Trawling nets Tuna trappers Tuna-snaring nets Tuna-trapping nets Top-rated '90s sitcom The cancellations of the sitcoms "Watching Ellie" and "Bob Patterson" were supposed evidence of it TV foursome "Teléfono" MNO Thrice dos Tres + tres Tres plus tres Tres twice Tres veces dos Tres x dos Tres y tres Twice "tres" Take possession of, in law. Take possession of: Law. Take possession, in law Take, at law the degree of vulnerability to earthquakes the study of earthquakes Terrible tremors They shake a lot of things up They'll rock your world They're the fault of faults Tennis player ranked No. 1 in U. S.