Letter T 185250–185500

"The ___," Cooper book Their arms have largely been replaced by buttons Taj Mahal attractions Taj Mahal lineup Taj Mahal machines Taj Mahal sight The most boring game to play in Vegas, per me They may take your money in Vegas They produce lemons and cherries They're handled in Reno They're roughly 70% of a casino's income They're usually seen in rows Tiny cars' paths Token takers Toy race tracks Turnstile apertures. TISSUE death due to injury in small veins of the part TISSUE death due to thrombosis in small veins of the part TISSUE (dead) cast off from living tissue TISSUE cast off from living tissue They might have the newspaper Hospodárske Noviny shipped overseas to them Total pig Tito constituent. Tito follower. They've been independent since '91 " . . . the heart is ___ to learn": Millay Take a brake? Taking a long time Taking forever Taking one's time Tap the brakes Tortoiselike Traffic caution sign Type of hand the Pointer Sisters want Type of ride Foghat takes taking a longer time than is usual or expected Typical prom concluder Trip downstairs that takes time? Trooper's warning Type of protest by workers. They're often passed on the road Tapped the brakes Took the foot off the accelerator The sloth, among mammals travelling not so fast The far right, in a way They're on the left in Britain Term used to describe a relationship that develops gradually Turtle's trait Tortoise, e.g. Tortoise-like person Tortoise-like person: slang Taps on the brakes Taps the brake Taps the brakes Training system originated in Sweden Type of camera favored by photographers, for short Type of camera often used by professionals The Pentax ME-F was the first one with autofocus Type of 35mm camera Type of camera (abbr.) Type of camera that's all prisms and mirrors Type of camera, briefly Type of camera, for short Type of digital camera type Camera attachment They help you make snap decisions They let you see their snaps They make pro shots Things to point and shoot Textured sort of knit Twist, as wool. Toxic assets that pay for engine buildup? Turn a mast Turn around a pivot. Turn on a fixed point Turn on a pivot Turn on its own axis Turn or twist. Turn sharply about a mast Turn sideways Turn that sounds like a lot Turn, as a mast Turn, as a ship's boom Turn; twist Turn; veer Twist about a fixed point. Twist around an axis Twist or veer Twist sideways Twist, veer. Turned about Turned quickly and suddenly Turned suddenly Twisted about. Twisted or turned. Twisted sideways Twisted sidways Turns about Turns about a fixed point. Turns around a fixed point. Turns around an axis Turns around, as a mast Turns on a pivot Turns sideways Turns, as on an axis Twists about Twists about an axis Twists around Twists sideways Twists: Colloq. Threw a club, perhaps TYPE bar Take a swing at Throw haymakers. Token look-alike Trunstile cheater Turnstile intruder Turnstile reject type line to make lazy the pace of things that move relatively slowly Tormentor of Mr. Bill Turning about Twisting on an axis "The Battle with the ___" (Jacob Riis work documenting tenement life in New York) Take the low road, in a way Target of urban renewal Tenement locale Tenement locale, perhaps Tenement row Tenement site Trenchtown, for one Type of lord target Renewal Kind of Type of teen party They're in the arms of Morpheus the sound had a somnolent effect They go on until dawn Teen activity the state of being slumbrous Title sort of person in 2008's Best Picture Trustafarian living in a squalid apartment with seven other people, say Title figure in 2008's Best Picture The real estate market fell off Target of today. The shame of cities Type of neighborhood. Threw, as mud Threw, à la David Thrown forcefully Tossed over one's shoulder Tossed over the shoulder Tried to discredit someone Talk drunkenly Talk fast, maybe Talk like a boozehound Talk like a drunk Talk like a lush Talk like a sot Talk like a tippler Talk like a toper Talk like a tosspot Talk like thish Talk like thish, shay Talk tipsily Talk trashed? Tie over, in music Treat superficially (with "over"). Troll's word Tying-over line, in music "The Coolest Drink on Earth!" Trademarked chilled drink Talked like a tippler Thin mixture Talks drunkenly Talks highly? Talks like a tosspot Talks unclearly Thaw aftermath Tainted cache of cash Tritely sentimental "The Ethical ___," relationship guide with a reclamatory title tarty " ___ & the Family Stone" "There's a Riot Goin' On" bandleader Stone "There's a Riot Goin' On" composer Stone "There's a Riot Goin' On" frontman, familiarly Tricky and full of guile The Family Stone leader The Family Stone was his The tinker in "Taming of the Shrew." Theatrical Christopher. Tinker in "Taming of the Shrew." Type of dog or devil "The ___ the theft, the sweeter the honey": Edmund Clarence Stedman Trickier Twice as tricky "There's ___ sorrow at our parting": "Rob Roy" The "wee ___" hours. This may be a little Scottish Tin, in Scotland Tiny in Tobermory Tiny, in Glasgow Tiny, in Scotland Tiny, in Scotland Island of Tiny, in Scottish dialect Tiny, in Troon Tiny, on the Tay Tiny, to Burns Tiny, to MacGregor Tiny, to Robert Burns Tiny, to Scots Tiny, to tam wearers Tiny: Scot. Tries to get working again, maybe Trash the other team "___ things make base men proud"—King Henry VI. T option Teeny or Weeny Type of claim Tiny in size the slender part of the back Tiny plug Toasters and blenders, e.g. Tiny alteration? Trivialities. Texas, vis-à-vis Alaska Tinier "The ___ worm will turn.”—King Henry VI. Teeniest Tidy sum, to a soothsayer? The opposite of V. I. P.'s. Taking size 10 or 12. the property of being a relatively small amount Tinker Bell's companions. These have wide ears, according to Heywood Trifling consideration T-shirt sizes They're hardly tall orders They're littler than mediums Type of side dish. TV, compared to a movie theater TV, so to speak Television, in Hollywood The tube, as opposed to movies Trick-taking bridge feat Things not to sweat Two-bit thief Those who steal tiny clocks?