Letter T 184500–184750

Tangle of silk thread. Tangled skein. Tangled skeins. Tangles, as of ravelings. Tabloid content Tabloid output Tawdriness Tawdry condition Tawdry nature Tawdry stuff Total lowlife "The Call of The Wild" vehicle "The Call of the Wild" ride "The Call of the Wild" transport Toboggan’s cousin Take it for a slide, outside Take to the hills, maybe The Yukon Hammerhead Pro HD, e.g. Thing pushed in the gym Tire-less transport Tireless carrier Tireless hauler? Tireless racer Tireless runner Tireless thing to ride Tireless toy? Tireless transportation Tireless vehicle Toboggan or luge Toboggan or qamutiik Toboggan's kin Toboggan, e.g. Toboggan, for example Toboggan, for instance Toboggan, for one Toy attached to a rope Toy for a snow day Toy for a snowy day Toy for winter Toy in the final "Calvin and Hobbes" panel Toy not used in summer Toy on a hill Toy on a slippery slope Toy on a snow day Toy on an icy hill Toy on many a vintage Christmas card Toy on runners Toy on some holiday cards Toy sometimes pulled with a rope Toy such as Rosebud Toy that goes downhill fast Toy that goes up slow and comes down fast Toy that isn't fun in the summer Toy that only goes in one direction Toy used on hills Toy used on snow-covered hills Toy with runners Traditional Yule gift Transport dating from the Stone Age Transport down a hill Transport down a winter hill Transport for Calvin and Hobbes Transport for Calvin and Hobbes, often Transport for Nanook Transport for Susan Butcher Transport in the last "Calvin and Hobbes" strip Transport on runners Transport since the Stone Age Transport using runners Transport with runners Transportation with rails Travel aided by runners Travel tirelessly? Travois Travois or luge Troika Try the toboggan Tundra transit Tundra transport Tundra vehicle Type of transport Traditional winter sliding craft tode Tobogganed Took the toboggan Transported during winter. Traveled by double-ripper Traveled on snow Tobogganists. Team member for Blair Braverman Tower over the snow Tool or vehicle Tool used when the stakes are high? Two-handed hammer Two-handed tool Type of heavy hammer Traveled in a certain vehicle. Traveled over snow Tool with a big head They cause big breakups Tools used to break concrete The American Dog Derby, for one The Iditarod, for example Trip down a hill They can only take you downhill They can take you downhill quickly They coast They come out of the attic in winter. They go down when it's cold They go tirelessly They have runners They hurtle down hills They may be pulled by teams They may crash into snowmen They may fly in the winter They may follow dogs They may follow teams They move on runners They often have runners They usually have two runners They usually have two runners on They whiz down snowy hills They'll take you down fast They're dragged up hills They're pulled uphill They're seen on Currier and Ives' "Winter Pastime" They're supported by runners They're useless without runners Things dragged uphill Tireless racers? Tobogganing vehicles Toboggans Toboggans and luges Toboggans, e.g. Toboggans, for example Togo and Balto led them on the heroic 1925 run of diphtheria serum to Nome Tows for some teams Toys attached to ropes Toys on white blankets Toys that can be used while either sitting or lying Toys that might be dusted off on the first snow day of the year Toys used on snow days Toys used on snow-covered hills Traditional, if bulky, presents in Santa's bag Transports using runners Transports with brush bows Transports with no wheels Transports with runners Travels tirelessly Travels via toboggan Travois and monoski Troikas in Russia. Tundra transports Toboggans and flexible flyers, for example Trim and Graceful bend Trim and graceful "Talking in Your ___" (The Romantics) "The City of ___," Kipling poem "The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of ___" (W.C. Fields quote) "The best meditation," per the Dalai Lama "The brother of death," according to Homer "The sweetest gift of heaven": Virgil "The universal vanquisher."—Sophocles. "To __: perchance to dream": Hamlet "___ that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care": Macbeth "___-Tite" (song from "The Pajama Game") Take a catnap, e.g. The arms of Morpheus The only thing people like that's good for them: E. M. Howe. The rest of us? To Milton it was "dewy-feathered" They can be helpful after retiring Take really short catnaps during a Henny Youngman routine? Train car used for overnight travel This is coupled and uncoupled in the wee small hours Train car Train car / Strips again Train car with berths Type of railroad car. tropical fish that resembles a goby and rests quietly on the bottom in shallow water Traveler's rest area? They're not up Train cars with beds They hop into bed? Tired way to talk Take advantage of a day off Take advantage of a day off, maybe Take the morning off, maybe the state of being asleep They have unrealized potential Two types of cars They may occur when recording Tired excuses? "The ___ laboring man is sweet." Take another look later Take some time to consider Take some time to think about Take time to answer Think about overnight Think about overnight, say Think about, at night Think it over, in a way. "Take some time to think" Take a day to think about Take some time with a decision Take time for a decision Take time to think about something Teen party, maybe The girls who spent the night prioritized chat time at the __ "The Lion ___ Tonight" Takes a doze Takes a morning off Takes a night to think over Takes overnight to think about Thinks about for a while Thinks it over Test for an apnea sufferer Tucking-in wish Take a night stroll you won't remember Travel at night, maybe Travel at night, perhaps "The Legend of __ Hollow" "Two ___ People," 1938 tune Tired "Margarita" singer Brown? Two of Snow White’s less energetic dwarfs, grouped together Tired apiarist? They have a hard time staying open Timeless tune covered by Como and Martin The "wet and cold weather" that electronic highway signs might be warning you about The stuff of wintry mixes Thin, icy coating Tricky driving condition Trucker's challenge Type of downpour. the state of being sleety Tough to drive through THE PART OF A GARMENT THAT IS ATTACHED AT ARMHOLE AND PROVIDES A CLOTHE COVERING for the arm TUBULAR part Tattoo coverer, maybe Tattoo type The 34 in a 16/34 shirt The 36 in a 17/36 shirt Tissue alternative for the uncouth Tube filled with Oreos, maybe Tubelike part. Tubular covering. ___ target, towed by airplane. ___ tattoo (arm-covering art) Tank relative They'll display your guns