Letter T
They have the highest ranges
TV crime family name
TV mob boss
TV mobster
TV mobster Tony
The highest singing voice of women
The treble.
Tony and Carmela's TV family name
Top line on a chorale
the highest female voice
the pitch range of the highest female voice
the voice of a boy before puberty
"Tristes apprets" from "Castor et Pollux," e.g.
Ticking off Tony, say?
"The ___" (TV hit set in New Jersey)
TV Guide's "Best Series of All Time," with "The"
They get high on occasion
They hit the high notes
They navigate the high C's
Tony's TV family
Trilby and others.
They're meant to grease palms
Things given in reward or appeasement.
___ Tröndelag, Norway.
"That came out of nowhere!", in modern parlance
Totally out of nowhere
Title lyric after "Ours is a love ..." in a 1950s hit
Title lyric after "Ours is a love ..." in a Jimmy Dorsey hit
Title words after "ours is a love," in a Jimmy Dorsey classic
Two words for a day in June.
Take up and hold, chemically
Take up like a sponge
Take up, as a liquid
The service-tree.
Tree akin to the apple.
Tree of apple family.
tree European airline
tree apple
the process of sorbitising
turn metal into form containing sorbite
TV Hercules player Kevin
TV's Hercules Kevin __
Takes up, in chemistry
Trees of apple family.
Trees of the apple family.
transform or change by means of sorcery
Tender or painful spot
Taking umbrage
Tender to the touch
Tender, as muscles
The Color Red "___ Throat"
The worst kind of loser
Thumb condition?
Thumb or throat condition, perhaps
Tired after a show
Tom Waits "Tango Till They're ___"
Type of loser or spot
Type of subject
Type of thumb
Type of thumb or loser
"___ the Rose," Young novel
"___ the Rose," book by Stark Young
"___ the Rose."
These may get a welcome sight
They can use a welcome sight
They could use a welcome sight
Touchy type
Type who's easily offended
"The Red and the Black" protagonist
The New Yorker caricaturist Edward
The New Yorker cartoonist Edward
Type of cement
Terrible #2s
They can't handle the truth
They may be upset about being upset
They might claim that things are fixed
They're often ticked after being licked
Third-year deer: Brit.
"The Sickness Unto Death" author Kierkegaard
Tabitha formerly of MTV News
Tabitha of MTV
Tabitha who apocryphally asked Clinton "Who's 'the loneliest monk'?"
Theologian Kierkegaard
Thinker Kierkegaard
Tender quality
That achy feeling
Ted who wrote "The Kennedy Legacy"
*Touchy topics
Tenderer to the touch
Twice as annoyed
Twice as pissed
Tender areas
They hurt to touch
They may be dressed in pads
They often get dressed
They're more sensitive when they're open
They're often tender
They're painful to the touch
Things that need healing
Things to salve
The "it" in "I don't want to talk about it"
The "there" in "Don't go there"
topic Sensitive spot
Touchy subjects
Touchiest.
Topic you'd prefer to avoid
Touchy issue
Thing often stuck out
*Things that stick out conspicuously
This yields molasses
type of syllogism in which only the final conclusion is stated
"The Social Network" screenwriter Aaron
Town near Copenhagen.
"The Alchemy of Finance" author George
The first women's club formed in the U. S., 1869.
The Hester in "Adam Bede."
Tasso's birthplace
Tourist draw near Naples
"The ___ of Young Werther," Goethe novel
They may be drowned in glasses
"That's a _____ excuse!"
Terrible seafood dish?
Totally insufficient justification
"Thanks for hearing me out"
Team that doesn't inspire confidence, perhaps
Type, kind
to arrange or classify things
"That's not totally wrong"
To a certain extent, colloquially
To a degree, casually
To a degree, informally
To a degree, slangily
To some degree, colloquially
To some degree, informally
To some degree, slangily
To some extent, colloquially
To, y'know, some extent
type of logical or linguistic concept
Type, in Calais
Type, in Toulouse
Type: Fr.
Taken care of, with "out"
Troop action
troop sally
Troop actions
Troop movements
Triage, essentially
Trying to make sense of
"That's one way to look at it"
Thing that's no fun to be out of
Triages, e.g.
"Take Your Time (Do It Right)" ___ Band
"The Soapy Superhero"
"There's a hole in my boat!"
"Titanic" call
"Titanic" message
"__ Titanic": 1979 film
"___ Titanic" (1979 TV movie)
"___ Titanic" (1979 movie)
...- - -..., to Morse
Tapped-out letters
Tapped-out message
Tapped-out message, often
Tapped-out plea
Tar's 'Help!'
Target of false backronyms
Telegrapher's distress signal
Tense alert
Terse radio message
The Police's "Message in a Bottle" distress call
The ___ Band ('80s funk group)
This means trouble
Three dots, three dashes, three dots.
Three short, three long, three short
Three-letter product with two periods
Titanic plea
Titanic signal
Titanic transmission
Titanic transmittal
Titanic's call
Titanic's cry
Titanic's message
Titanic's transmission
Title of a Rihanna or ABBA hit
Title of hits by Abba and Rihanna
Title of hits for ABBA and Rihanna
Tune from "Mamma Mia!"
The Cubs' "Slammin' Sammy"
Three-time 60-homer man
"Terrible, just terrible"
"That sucks"
"That's tragic"
Teary 1960 Everly Brothers hit
Truly tragic
Two-star
Two-star, maybe
"This early?"
"Time to go already?"
"___ Tired": Le Gallienne
Thumbs-sideways from Ebert?
They might have 2 1/2 or 3 stars
They're used to scour
"Tough luck ... I don't care what you think"
"Tough noogies!"
"That's mighty kind!"
Thoroughbred farm slur?
"The ___-Weed Factor" (1960 John Barth novel)
Tavern juicer
Ted Kennedy, some say
Teetotaler's counterpart
Teetotaler's opposite
Tipplemeister
Tippling type
Tipsy one
Tipsy tosspot.
Toping type
Toss pot
Therapy session opener, perhaps
"The only reason for time is __ everything doesn't happen at once": Einstein
To make sure
"That'll show ya!"
TSWANA people
Three-time All-Star pitcher Mario
Three-time Silver Slugger Juan
Treelike desert plants
Teetotalers they're not
Teetotalers' antitheses
Teetotalers' opposites
They can't pass the bar
They don't often pass the bar
They don't pass on shots
They don't pass the bar
They don't say "when"
They drink too much
They fail to pass the bar
They knock back lots
They lead a lush life
They may be full of coolers
They may get shots frequently
They may need to be cut off
They may need to dry out
They may stay till closing time
They might sleep tight
They never pass the bar
They often fail to pass the bar
They often get smashed
They seem to live in bars
They're high-minded
They're lit
They're often blitzed
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