Letter T 181500–181750

Totally nonfunctional Totally unusable Track and field projectile Track and field spheroid Track-meet implement Tried for a goal Tried to make a basket Tried to score Type of Glass Actor Type of clock or glass Type of gun at some weddings? the act of firing a gun or cannon the act of firing a gun or canon Take a ___ (make a try). Targeted in archery Targeted in paintball Targeted with an arrow Targeted, as a basketball hoop Took a __ (tried) Tried to attain Tried to bring down Tried to hit in paintball Took pictures for a candy ad? Timer at a basketball game The eyewear photographers __ Tiny whiskey holders They motivate bachelors to become grooms The odist failed when he ___ The bombastic archer __ ___ the arm (boost) *TV cliffhanger of 1980 Took 72 strokes, perhaps Track star's treat? The record for it is over 75 feet The world record for this is just over 75 feet Track and field orb Track orb Track-and-field event that involves throwing Track-and-field sport for Raven Saunders Track-and-field athlete with a strong arm Trackman's ruined club? The boss calls them The first words of asterisked clues are kinds of them They can be parting They may be called or fired They may be taken in bars They may ring out They might be chased with lime wedges They precede chasers They're called by the boss They're poured at bars They're raised at bars They're taken in the dark? Things binge drinkers sometimes do Things some people do at bars ___ the arm (boosters) The Dodgers of 1950. Took off dramatically Tibetan deer Timely opening words THE UPPER JOINT OF THE HUMAN ARM Type of tote Top-of-arm bones Type of holster They're shrugged They're sometimes shrugged Two cold things Take responsibility for a misdeed "These are the things I can do without" #1 hit "Twist and ___" (Beatles hit) "Twist and _____" "Twist and _____" (Beatles) 'Twist and --' ('62 hit) TALK LIKE THIS TYPE IN ALL CAPS, say Talk over the din Tell it from the rooftop Thing to do from the rooftop Twist partner Type in all caps, in texts Type in all caps, online talk in a loud voice Tongue-lash loudly Talked over the clamor THE SOUND OF MUSIC remake featuring a loud, bewildered fellow? "The tumult and the ___ dies": Kipling "The long-awaited sequel to 'Cry, the Beloved Country'!" Talks in a loud voice "Take This Job and ___ It" Tharp's "Push Comes to ___" This might earn a yellow card in soccer Thrust aside. Treat Rudely Awaken Treat rudely, in a way Try to get into a crowded subway car, say Treated rudely Tool for getting down and dirty? Tool for moving, eg, coal Tool for removing snow. tool for lifting or moving loose material tool similar to a spade Tools for digs Tools that sell out quickly after the first big snowstorm of the season They pu_ _ _ _ _ _ _tuff "That was quite a ___/Very entertaining" (Rihanna) "The Afternoon ___" (CBC radio offering) "The Andy Griffith ___" "The Tommy Hunter ___" "The X-Files" or "The L Word" "There's No Business Like ___ Business" Take third Take third at Belmont Take third place Take third prize Tell companion Tell partner Tell's elementary partner Thing to put on Third at the track Third place at Belmont Third place at Pimlico Third place at the Preakness Third place at the race track Third place at the track Third-place finish This must go on Thoroughbred's third To display Track result Track third *Tinseltown trade That's entertainment The Theatre: Slang. The entertainment industry The entertainment world Theater, TV, films, etc. Tinseltown doings Tinseltown is part of it THEATRE on river The entertainment industry as a whole Television, theater et al. "The Price Is Right" display "The Price Is Right" feature "The Price Is Right" prize package Trot out Trophy displays Toy on display, say Test of strength that settles a matter. The fisherman was pink-slipped because he ___ Touring play? They're taken in stalls The plumber tried to contain his costs by setting a ... Title under a photo of rain? Third bathroom hanging? Thing that's adjustable in some bathrooms? Towels, e.g., aptly the state of being showery to make clothes resistant to light rain They're hit after games Turn C's into B's, e.g. Turn a B into an A take part in a showjumping competition Troupe leader Theatrical skill "This I gotta see" Theatrical producers TV catchphrase encouraging people to learn about history? Top 10 title for Peter Frampton and Styx The nightclub bouncer got __ Two-legged hotdog They love to be in the spotlight Thank-you note, for example Take a public stand Theater attractions These make some love N.Y. TiVo collection time when show begins Their outcomes are never in doubt Typical Kern composition Trucking abbreviation Tear in little pieces Tear into little pieces Tear into small pieces Tear into strips Tear into tatters Tear it up on the guitar Tear up thoroughly Tear up, as paper Torn piece Torn-off piece Trace, as of evidence Turn cabbage into slaw Turn paper to confetti Tore into little pieces Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles villain They end paper trails They help to prevent identity theft Tracks-covering vehicles Tattered condition Tattered fragments. Tattered state Tears into strips Tears it up Tears it up on the slopes Tears to smithereens Turns documents into confetti Turns into confetti Turns paper to confetti Title film character who says "Donkey, two things, O.K.? Shut ... up!" Titular film character who lives in a swamp Toon ogre Toondom ogre "The Pilot's Wife" author "The Weight of Water" author Anita "The Taming of the __" Termagant; virago The kind of lass Petruchio wooed. Tiny carnivore Tiny insectivore Tiny mammal Twittering mammal They have sharp tongues Title Nehru held Title in India: Var. Title of respect in India: Var. the act of being shriven "The ___," Pulitzer prize play. The butcherbird. "The fruit of the sea," per Bubba in "Forrest Gump" *Tempura choice Tempura morsel Tempura selection Trattoria seafood dish Tex-Mex seafood dish Taj Mahal, for instance. The Alamo, for one The Kaaba in Mecca, e.g. The Kaaba or the Dome of the Rock The S in A.A.O.N.M.S. The Tomb of Shah Rukn-e-Alam, e.g. Tomb of a Saint tomb of Saint Tourist's gesture at the Alamo? Therapist, in slang The fabric shrank Therapist, informally They make things get smaller The practice of selling less product for the same price (and a new Merriam-Webster entry of 2022) the material lost 2 inches per yard in shrinkage Turns tiny