Letter T
Throne room address
Throne-room address
Title for King Arthur
Title for a king
Title for a monarch.
Title for a sovereign.
Title in court
Title of royalty
Title of yore
Title to call a king
Title used on "Anna and the King"
Temptation on the rocks
Tempter of Odysseus
Tempter of Ulysses
Tempter of tars
Temptress of Greek mythology
The Lorelei.
Theda Bara portrayal
Theda Bara, e.g.
This is a warning
Tornado alert
Tornado signal
Tornado warning
Tornado warning device
Tornado warning noisemaker
Tornado warning sound
Tornado watch sound
Traffic stopper, at times
Traffic-parting sound
Traffic-stopping sound
Trooper whooper
Typical role for Theda Bara
Town that's full of temptation?
The order to which dugongs and sea cows belong.
"The Divine Comedy" creatures
Temptation for Odysseus
Tempters of Ulysses.
Tempting ones
Tempting singers of myth
Temptresses in the "Odyssey"
Temptresses of myth
They might portend citations
They tempted Ulysses
They warn of approaching heat
They'll stop traffic
Tempting tune
They have stable families
They're found at the tops of some trees
Thoroughbred fathers
Thoroughbreds' fathers
The first Englishman to circumnavigate the world
Talking iPhone feature
Tech assistant
Tech debut of 2011
The voice of 'Puter, in "The Lego Batman Movie"
The voice of the iPhone
Tireless assistant
Time's 1973 Man of the Year
The Dog Star, brightest in the heavens.
The brightest star in the heavens
The brightest star in the sky
the brightest star in the night sky
the dog star head of canis major
the dog star the head of canis major
The "I" in "If Ever I Would Leave You"
"Top" cut of beef
T-bone's kin
Tips from butchers?
Tri-tip source
the portion of the loin just in front of the rump
They're often the "turf" in surf and turf
Teacher meeting commanders in hot oppressive wind
Texas locale of the longest novel.
treat (a woollen fabric) chemically to prevent it wrinkling after being washed
Term of address, old style.
Two-time British prime minister
Terse letter salutation
These are always dubbed
They're dubbed
They've been dubbed
Those around the Round Table
Titles for Galahad and Gawain
Titles for baronets
Titles for baronets and knights
Titles for knights
Term of endearment for a sibling
Talia Shire, to Francis Ford Coppola
Tamera, to Tia, for short
Tegan, to Sara, for short
Term for a relative.
Term of address for a drag queen
Term of address that's a palindrome
Tia or Tamera Mowry, e.g. (though the title or theme song of their show wouldn't have been as snappy this way)
Tia, to Tamera
Tia, to Tamera, briefly
Tia, to Tamera, for short
Trans March on Broadway organizer
to Bart Lisa Actress
to Jo, Meg, or Beth Amy Author
Town of Japan
Town on the Sava
The stiff fibre from agave plant
Twine material
Taqueria waiter's reply
"They say" it in Spain, in an old Andrews Sisters hit
Tapas bar waiter's reply
The assent of Manuel?
The porkfish.
"The Banks of the Oise" painter
"Thong Song" rapper
"Thong Song" singer
"Thong Song" singer, 2000
Tomboys' counterparts
"The Straight Story" actress Spacek
"Tuck Everlasting" actress Spacek
Timorous person
Tavern regular who orders girly drinks?
"The Straight Story" actress
"Two Mules for __ Sara"
Title for a nun
Theodore Dreiser novel
Town twinned with another
Treated as a member of the family.
"The ___ of the Traveling Pants" (Ann Brashares novel made into a 2005 film)
the state of being a sister
"The Colonel's Lady an' Judy O'Grady."
TV drama about Alex, Teddy, Georgie and Frankie Reed
TV series about the Reeds
The Dionnes.
The Fates or the Muses, e.g.
The Muses, for instance
The Pleiades of myth, e.g.
The Pointer ___
The colonel's lady and Judy O'Grady.
The seven Pleiades.
Their habits give them away
They have dark habits
Those in the habit
Twins, at times
Three things started by half
"The Last Judgment" chapel
"The ___ Madonna" (Raphael painting)
The Vatican's ___ Chapel
"That doesn't ___ right with me"
"That doesn't ___ well with me"
"The movie's starting!"
"Try out my new sofa!"
"___ tight" ("Don't go anywhere")
Take a load off
TAKE exam
Take a booth
Take a booth, e.g.
Take a load off your feet
Take a load off, say
Take a load off, so to speak
Take a meeting
Take a pew
Take a place at dinner
Take a seat
Take advantage of a cushion
Take care of a kitty
Take the stand, ironically
Tend a baby
Tend the kids
Tend the toddlers
Tend the tots
Tend to brood?
Tend to tots
Tend to tykes
Take a chair
___ tight (hold on)
___ tight: wait
the bench Warm
'The Ramayana heroine'
Tamboura kin
Tamboura relative
The Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" features it
The Concert for Bangladesh instrument
Tinny-sounding instrument
Two-bridge instrument
Twang from Shankar?
Thing heard on Bowie's "Rebel Rebel" raga version?
The Indians play them
They have pear-shaped bodies
They have small bodies and long necks
They were introduced to Western pop music during the British Invasion
They're played with mizrabs
Things played on the floor
Twangy instruments
Types of chordophones
"___ the gate of the temple": Gibran
-- the feet of (be trained by)
-- the table (get ready to eat)
___ table (dine)
Take no action
___ the phone (wait for a call)
"The Big Bang Theory," e.g.
"The Big Bang Theory," for one
"The Golden Girls," e.g.
"The Office" or "30 Rock"
"The Office" or "Abbott Elementary"
"The Office," e.g.
"Three's Company" is one
TV genre with some yuks
TV laughfest
TV portmanteau
TV show often with a laugh track
TV show type much affected during the 2007-08 writers' strike
TV show with a laugh track
TV standard
Television portmanteau word
The BBC's "Pinwright's Progress" is reportedly the first TV one
Top-10 TV show, often
television show
tv show intended to be humorous
tv show intended to be humourous
tv shows intended to be humorous
Trial episode with a laugh track
"Three's Company," et al.
TV Land staple
They may have laugh tracks
They're funny for about twenty-two minutes
"This may be hard to hear"
Type of dinner or strike
Type of job action
Type of strike
"The chair doesn't recognize you, steakhouse and chophouse!"
The "where"
Threadneedle Street, ___ of London's commerce
to build Place
The optometrist's place?
type of small generally black-and-white bird
Table of contents on the Internet
The U.S. Mint?
They may be bookmarked
They may be ripe for development
They might be bookmarked
They're part of your history
Things to build on
Things with periods in their names
Take, as an exam
They were wiped out by the Jedi
"Take this chair"
Take part at cards.
Type of '60s protest
Type of 1960s protest
Type of college protest
Type of demonstration
Type of nonviolent protest
Temporarily replace
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