Letter T 189500–189750

"___ the difference." The 7-10 is a nasty one The 7-10 is a tough one. The Shins "___ Needles" Thieves' arrangement To incorrectly write an infinitive Took one's leave, slangily Tough attempt for a bowler Tough shot for a bowler Tough spare Tough spare to make Treat with a banana Tricky bowling scenario Tricky bowling shot Tricky bowling situation Trouble for a bowler Turn one hand into two, in blackjack Type of infinitive. Type of boxing win Tip at a hair salon? Trichoptilosis, familiarly The carton leaked milk everywhere when another trainee accidentally ... "To boldly go where no man has gone before," e.g. "To boldly go" is an example of one "To boldly go," e.g. "To boldly go," for example "To gladly give," e.g. To grossly err, e.g. To quickly solve, for example. Type of floor plan. Type of dwelling popular in suburbs. They might be in the soup Tough spares Toughies for bowlers TV display divided in two Two images on one TV Two images on one television Three-running-backs-in-a-row lineup Type of ballot or voting They may result in nobody winning a majority the state of being splodgy the state of being splotchy, covered with splotches Third-party candidate, maybe TV features: abbr. Treat yourself TV character who said "Computers make excellent and efficient servants, but I have no wish to serve under them" TV character who says "Captain, you almost make me believe in luck" TV semi-alien type of English china or porcelain " . . . ___ the child" Throw a wet blanket on Treat overindulgently Treat too well Turn into a brat? the process of becoming spoiled Threw a monkey wrench "The apes' planet is Earth," e.g. Team that scores upsets The butler did it, maybe Third-party candidate, perhaps The victor's property. The victor's share. Turns bad, or is too good to Turns, in a way The 100th largest city in the US, population-wise Took the floor Took the mic The pool-playing malapropist __ Taken, say They might contain baseball cards The bicyclist __ Town of central Italy tending to spoil Two long syllables in poetry Two-syllable foot, in poetry Tarpon Springs product Type of bath or cake touch regularly TV character who sang "Ripped Pants" TV toon who's a fry cook at Bikini Bottom's Krusty Krab Title TV character in Bikini Bottom Toon fry cook in The Krusty Krab restaurant The panhandler ordered ___ Tile-cleaning tool They're used for mopping up. Things for cleaning dishes the study of sponges TV "word" provider TV advertiser TV figure with a word TV provider of "a word" Type of paid ad on social media TV advertisers They have spots in shows They pay for TV shows TV fare of sorts the quality of being spontaneous and coming from natural feelings without constraint the state of being spontaneous "The Naked Gun," for one Twice as frightful Time for scare tactics? Thread bearer Thread buy Thread cylinder Thread dispenser Thread or tape holder Thread organizer Thread reel Thread storage Thread thingy Thread unit Thread's place Twine holder transfer data intended for a peripheral device into temporary storage Thread winder. Thread units TCBY freebie Taster's aid Tea stirrer The dish ran away with it The dish's running mate? This causes quite a stir Three Wood Actress Three wood type of lure used in angling Took up and ate, in a way. Took up food. "The Lord is a shoving leopard" speaker "The weight of rages will press hard upon the employer" speaker "Three cheers for our queer old dean!" speaker Transposing reverend "Tons of soil" for "sons of toil." Trump the jack, e.g. transposition of initial consonants in a pair of words They often involve switching initial letters, as in the starred answers Transpositions like "It is kisstomary to cuss the bride" They're "Up in Central Park." Tunnel of love riders. Treat like a child two scoops type of fishing lure Tableware group type of small marine worm with a spoonlike proboscis The scent of an animal The track or scent of an animal Track in the woods Track of a cat Track of a tiger Track of a wild animal Track of a yak Track of the cat Track of the lion. Track of the pack Track to follow Trackable scent Tracker's trail Trail left by a wild animal Trail left by an animal Trail of a wild animal Trail of an animal. Trail of the beast. Trail to follow the trail left by a person or an animal trail Hunter Actor Tracked a wild animal Tracked, as an animal Telltale tracks Trackable scents Tracks in the forest Trail signs Trails left by animals Trivia quiz site Trivia quiz website Test for trivia fans Tiny piece of pollen Toadstool's origin They may be blowing in the wind They're added to milk to make blue cheese They're studied in aerobiology type of spore Two-in-one eating implement Two-in-one utensil They have tines and scoops type of parasitic protozoan "This one" is on him T-ball or rugby Table tennis, for one Tennis or badminton, e.g. Tennis or football, e.g. Tennis or rugby Tennis or soccer Tennis or table tennis Tennis, e.g. Tennis, for one The "S" of S.U.V. Touch football, for one. Touch football. Trampolining or fencing Triumph "The ___ of Kings" type of high-performance motorcycle They might be worn with khakis TSN word TV and radio subject. Tennis, etc. Tennis, soccer, etc. The "S" in ESPN The "S" of ESPN They usually involve balls Trivia Category Twisty hair style for active people? The actors portraying pro athletes made up the ___ They may say, "Going, going, gone!" TV show with more than 30,000 episodes They restore electrolytes They might go out with pointers The Olympians Megan Rapinoe and Sunisa Lee, e.g. Tough-terrain vehicle Tahoe and Yukon Too flashy by far. Tex's "What if ..." Think: Dial. "That hit the ___!" "That hits the ___!" "This dim ___ which men call earth."—Milton. "Tough" or "hot" place TV advertisement TV or radio ad TV or radio advertisement Tablecloth no-no Tea unit Tea unit, old chap Television ad Ten ___ (sawbuck) The Jam "Running on the ___" The Munsters' dragon The Munsters' pet The Munsters' pet dinosaur The Munsters' pet dragon The Munsters' pet monster The light wannabes long for Theatrical light. Theatrical light: Colloq. Thing on a leopard Tie concern Tie trouble Tiger lily marking Today's price Traditional pooch name Tricky fix Type of news or survey