Letter T 187250–187500

Targets of Babinski reflex tests These are often stepped on They go with uppers They may be sandy after a barefoot walk on the beach They may be under inserts They may hit the street running They may leave prints They often hit the ground running They precede heels They stay ahead of heels They're always under a foot They're always underfoot They're attached to arches They're carved by cobblers. They're near heels They're on the bottom They're red on pairs of Louboutins They're under foot Things getting stepped on Things to walk on Things underfoot. Top-Siders' bottoms Tread settings Treaded surfaces Treads on Keds Tontine annuitant Tonic ___ (singer's scale) Technique on display in "Do-Re-Mi" from "The Sound of Music" They're not complex numbers Things one sings? Thrills for Domingo Turns at the Met Études, typically the act of enticing a person to do something wrong the state of being concerned and anxious Three-dimensional figure Three-dimensional object Three-dimensional shape the state in which a substance has no tendency to flow under moderate stress Theme of this puzzle, so to speak TV show hosted by Arsenio Hall in 1988 The "s" in l.s.d. The S in L. S. D. the quality of being solid and reliable financially or factually or morally They go well with plaids They need to be chewed They're not liquid or gaseous They're often introduced at around six months Three- dimensional figures Three-dimensional bodies Three-dimensional figures Three-dimensional objects Three-dimensional shapes Traditional group in politics. Transistor adjective Tubeless and with no moving parts, electronically Type of electronic device the turbulent movement of saturated soil or surficial debris Talk to oneself "To be or not to be," notably "The hole," to jailbirds type of isolated particle-like wave "The profoundest fact of the human condition," per Octavio Paz The state of being alone the state or situation of being alone type of joist "Take it!" response "Take it!" response, in a jazz club "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." spy TV Napoleon. TV spy or movie pilot TV's "Man from U.N.C.L.E." Take a chorus or two Take a lead Tension-producing performance Test flight for a pilot's license. Test for a pilot's license. Test for pilots. Time to play with yourself Time to shine for a musician Time to show of your chops Toby Keith's "Red ___ Cup" Tune for one Tune sung alone Tutti's opposite Tutti's opposite, in music Type of career John Lennon also had Type of musical performance. Type of musical piece. Type of song from the Italian for "alone" Typical comedy club performance Typical open mic performance They go it alone onstage Trips up without anyone's help? Typical beer pong container Took a verse alone They don't mind playing by themselves They go it alone They play by themselves They're helpless They're needed to become certified Taphath's father type of intrazonal soil of arid regions with a greyish surface crust type of intrazonal soil with a high saline content characterized by leaching Ta-ta's cousin the process by which a solonetz is formed Test pilot's specialties. They're always done by one They're unassisted Things for one to do Thrills for choristers Tries one's wings Tunes for one The memorable Mr. Hurok and others The sun gives comfort to top pilots TURN of year Time of the longest or shortest day Twice-yearly occurrence the process of solubilising the state of being soluble This can be liquefied The cream in your coffee, e.g. The sugar in your latte, say the component of a solution that changes its state the dissolved matter in a solution "The Seven-Per-Cent __" TWO or more components, mixture of the state of being solvable type of chemical process Tackle, as a crossword To find a solution They're only temporarily puzzled the decomposition of a dissolved substance The sheatfish. ___ tam (spicy Thai salad) The "horn" of the Horn of Africa Tip of a geographic horn Tall, dark Moslems Those who owed "so much" to "so few." Tons and tons of the science of the properties of matter the state of being sombre Tampico topper Tijuana topper Tabasco toppings Tijuana toppers "That's ___ nerve!" "To ___ extent . . ." Tending to or causing: Suffix. Three or more Tooth topper Two or three, maybe "This is all I've ever dreamt of!" The Deity, in a current title. "The gall!" "The same old __ that I knew" (Billy Joel lyric) "__ to Watch Over Me" "___ to Watch Over Me" (1987 movie) "___ to Watch Over Me" (Gershwin tune) "___ to Watch Over Me," 1926 song "___ to Watch Over Me," Gershwin song "_____ to Watch Over Me": Gershwin This could be anybody This person or that "The other guy" The nerve of them! "The Sexy Years" author Suzanne TV co-star of Ritter and DeWitt Thighmaster spieler Trampoline maneuver Tumble in the gym Tumbler's turn. Tumbler's feats. Turns head over heels "Talk about coming full circle, man!" This gurgles and moans at the door: "Jane Eyre." Track 2 on "Abbey Road" To anyone who wasn't addressed above: "You're ..." Truly extraordinary Tremendously, slangily Tennis player's comment upon seeing a court with no net "There's mystery in the air!" Task for a bored person, perhaps They're caught by nappers "The Bionic Woman" surname (and a not-so-seasonally-appropriate entry) "The Mummy" director Stephen to walk when asleep talking in one's sleep to talk in one's sleep They talk in their sleep To such an extent (that) "That's even more appealing" "That's a joke, ___!" (Foghorn Leghorn line) "That's my boy!" recipient "The ___ of Man" (Magritte painting) ...the major league color barrier T'Challa, to T'Chaka TV's Sanford and ___ Telemachus, to Odysseus Tell's apple support That's my boy, really The Good ____ : Culkin film The Prodigal ___. The god Maui, to 'Akalana Theo, to Cliff This is an issue Thor, to Odin Tim, to Bob Cratchit Tiny Tim, to Bob Cratchit Toby Stephens, to Dame Maggie Smith Tom, to the piper Translation of "mwana" Trinity component Trinity figure Trinity part Trinity third to Bob Cratchit Tiny Tim Father of to Homer Bart Father of to Kirk Douglas, Michael film to Kirk Michael Actor to Martin Emilio Actor The state of being voiced. Tuneful sound. Technique using underwater acoustics Technology that resembles echolocation Technology used in seafloor mapping The British call this asdic Titanic-seeker's tool Tool for bats Toothed whale's technique Torpedo detector Torpedo spotter Torpedo-guidance mechanism TO sound (L) They go down low They make waves in the ocean "Tempest" or "Moonlight." "Tempest," for one THING sounded, a The "Kreutzer ___": Tolstoy The "Moonlight," e.g. The "Moonlight," for instance. Traditional form for the first movement of a string quartet Types of Mozart compositions. Tempting figure's about to eat doughnut pieces They have recapitulations They're in a book of Liszt's Three-part works Two-instrument pieces The oldest Huxtable