Letter T 185500–185750

Two-bit hustlers, e.g. Two-bit swindlers ... and four bits of this puzzle? Tiny dot on a state map Tiny home? Threesome from Albuquerque the state of being smalmy, smarmy type of silica glass coloured deep blue with cobalt oxide "Too Many Cooks" cat Toady's specialty Trite sentimentality Too flattering TV spy Maxwell TV's "Get _____" TV's Agent 86 Type of card or watch They're sarcastic They often make comebacks They're sharp Teach, with "up" Tops in style Tablet-shaped candies with a brainy name Treats for a teacher? "That was a wise decision" Technology swiped by millions Term coined by Ericsson in '97 *Two-faced Mensa members? Things used by the selfie-indulgent? Tingles with rebuke. The "in" crowd of the good old days. Too-clever-by-half type Tennis and overhand stroke Tennis coup de grâce Tennis kill Tennis overhand The Hulk's punch The film "Harry Potter," to the box office Theatrical hit Tremendously successful Broadway show Tennis coups de grace Theatrical rave Turkey's antithesis "Titanic," et al. Total triumph on all fronts Take a sledgehammer to fine china, e.g. Type of rough football T-bone incident, say They attract rubberneckers TALK of trivia "The Hobbit" dragon "The Hobbit" villain Tolkien dragon Thick urban air condition Two-time NOW president Two-time NOW president Eleanor "___ the sleepy grooms with blood." Taint politically Tainting tactic Talk shit about Technique of the witch-hunt. Throw mud at Try to take down before Election Day, perhaps Type of Campaign Type of political campaign threat Reputation through the mud Drag Threw mud. Took part in an ugly campaign Took political potshots at Tried to tarnish Tending to be more viscous Tactic used in some campaigns Tarnishing the reputation of funnyman Harry? Time spent mudslinging? The pintail. Tick-Tock chases him away Tinker Bell capturer "Tell me what you think of this scent" "The Sweet ___ of Success," 1957 film Take a whiff Take a whiff of Test for freshness Test for freshness, in a way Try out a bouquet test the air Tasting the air Take the lead from? They swim upriver to spawn To reduce, as a metal. Treat ore Trout's cousin. Turn ore into metal They may get the lead out "The Bartered Bride" composer "The Brandenburgers in Bohemia" composer "The Moldau" composer Tiny diving bird Tiny diving duck Type of diving duck "The hell is wrong with people?", in a text "This can't be," in texts "Tsk, tsk," in textspeak "Tsk," in a text Text whose last letter stands for "head" Texter's "How disappointing" Texter's "I can't believe this" Texter's "I'm not mad ... I'm just disappointed" Texter's "I'm so disappointed" Texter's "Tsk" Texter's "Tsk, tsk" Texter's "i can't believe u" Texter's alternative to an eye roll emoji type of climbing shrub "There is a ___ of love": Blake The Shadow of Your __ The parenthesis in :-) Toothpaste ad feature turning up of the corners of the mouth to show pleasure or friendliness The Cheshire Cat, frequently The parentheses in :) :) :) They may be cracked or maniacal They sometimes come with cheese They're often forced in photography They're seen in photo-ops "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" protagonist The __ Company: Walmart foe in 2000s lawsuits Typed face They combine colons and parentheses Title character in a Peter Hoeg best seller The Joker's expression "Told ya so!" looks Tricking people into disclosing confidential information via text (and a new Merriam-Webster entry of 2023) Taken with, old style Thwacks, old-style to deliver repeated blows "The Frugal Gourmet" Jeff The "college of your choice"? Third Sister Title "Mr." of a 1939 film Teeny tiny pieces "The Simpsons" character whose first name is Waylon "The Simpsons" sycophant Type of workshop. Typewriter company, to a Swedish economist? Text about new hit fashions The ___ (2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees) They occupy seven pages in the Manhattan phone book. They strike while the iron is hot Tradespersons Two Senators and many others. 'The West Wing' actor Jimmy Television actor Jimmy Television's Jimmy Tyra Banks portmanteau for an alluring facial expression Tyra Banks portmanteau for happy peepers Tyra Banks's portmanteau for a happy expression involving one's peepers T selection T size letters T sizes, briefly T sizes, for short T-shirt choices, briefly T-shirt choices, for short T-shirt gamut T-shirt range T-shirt selection T-shirt size array, briefly T-shirt size options, briefly T-shirt size range, initially T-shirt size, on a tee T-shirt sizes lineup T-shirt sizes, briefly T-shirt sizes, for short T-shirt sizes, in short T-shirt tag choice Tee buyer's options, briefly Tee choices: Abbr. Tee options, initially Tee selection, initially Tee selections, initially Tee size letters Tee size lineup, initially Tee sizes, briefly Tee sizes, for short Tee sizes, initially Tee sizes, on signs Tiny: Abbr. T-shirt szs. Triage chief: Abbr. They cover artists Target for the Clean Air Act Target of clean air laws The bane of cities. Tinseltown problem Traffic consequence Troubling haze Type of air pollution They are smoky and foggy They may be photochemical They might be compared to pea soup Type of auto inspection that measures emissions Tennessee Williams' "Summer and ___" The Big ____ (Ontario metropolis to some) Tip-off that you've forgotten something in the toaster Treat with mesquite, maybe Treat, as ham Trigger a lavatory detector, perhaps Trigger for some alarms Type of signal They beep when tested Time to light up Time-out for a cigarette Tepee ventilation system (Or: Old Faithful's river) Type of tobacco the state of being smokeless Take some hits Tobacco shop patron. Tobacco user Tool for an apiarist or a barbecuer They may create rings Thing that conceals Tobacconist's. Takes part in a joint session? The "fire-preventin' bear." The Miracles? Troopers, to CBers Tastes more like fire Tennessee AA team Tennessee range, briefly The Great ___ in the Appalachians. The use of cigarettes and cigars Tobacco-free policy Three guns Tobacco-using paladin? Two-year-old salmon. Tariff act co-sponsor of 1930 Tariff advocate of 1930's Tariff co-sponsor of 1930 "The course of true love never did run ___" (Shakespeare) Texture of cream soup. Turbulence-free Tariff Act of 1930, familiarly Took a sander to, say Trowel, for instance Thanks to the best razors, Max was ... the quality of being free from errors or interruptions the quality of having a level and even surface They have many pickup lines The first recipe for one was published in "Tramping and Trailing With the Girl Scouts" (1927) The sweet treat at last! Three-ingredient sweet treat Three-ingredient treat