Letter T 190250–190500

T.C.U. group Teens currently dreading next May's Zoom prom: Abbr. The class of '13 in '13, e.g. Theses defenders: Abbr. They face final finals: Abbr. They get discounts at Denny's (abbr.) They have an "itis" named after them: Abbr. They have namesakes: Abbr. They may go to coll. next year They may let their second semesters slide: Abbr. They often get rings: Abbr. They outrank jrs. They rule the school: Abbr. They take SATs They worry about SAT scores They'll be alums in a yr. They're ahead of jrs. They're almost grads They're known for voting: abbr. They're nearly grads They're of the highest grade, briefly They're two years past sophs They're worried about SAT scores They're worried about SAT's This year's grads This year's grads-to-be: Abbr. This year's grads: Abbr. This year's graduates (Abbr.) This yr.'s grads Those soon to leave H.S. Today's jrs., next year Tone tag that's an abbreviation of "serious" Top class: Abbr. Top-grade grp.? Twelfth graders (Abbr.) Typical G.R.E. takers Typical SAT takers Typical coll. applicants Typical college interviewees: Abbr. Texter's "For real?" Texter's "No kidding?" Taxco title: Abbr. Tijuana Mlle. Tijuana Ms. Tijuana miss (abbr.) Tijuana title for a tía, maybe: Abbr. Title akin to Mlle Title for Miss Mexico?: Abbr. Title for Miss Spain?: Abbr. Title for a young Madrileña: Abbr. Title for some Spanish women: Abbr. Title for una niña: Abbr. Title in S. American beauty pageants Title in a 2019 #1 pop hit title: Abbr. Title in a 2019 Camila Cabello hit title: Abbr. Title like "mlle." Title for a young woman in Spain Title, in S.A. Tía's title, perhaps: Abbr Taco belles?: Abbr. Titles for muchachas: Abbr. Titles for some madrileñas: Abbr. Texted regret Texter's "Mea culpa" Texter's "My b!" Texter's "My bad!" Texter's "Whoops" Texter's apology They issue blue cards: abbr. They issue nine-digit nos. They'll give you a number They've got your # To them, you're just a number Theological deg. Theology degrees: Abbr. T-storm's direction, maybe Tallahassee-to-Tampa dir. Tampa-to-Fort Myers dir. Tampa-to-Ft. Myers dir. Tampa-to-Naples dir. The direction to Hussein's heart Tokyo-to-Iwo Jima dir. Toledo-to-Columbus dir. Tor.-to-N.Y. dir. Toronto-to-Buffalo dir. Toronto-to-D.C. dir. Toronto-to-D.C. heading Toronto-to-Rochester dir. Travel direction in "bus seats" Tucson from LA Tulsa-to-Muskogee dir. Two steps above Cpl. The cool thing you doodled during middle school (admit it!) Term of address from one girlfriend to another Taxpayer identification, briefly TIN alternative Target for an ID thief Target of ID theft Target of ID theft: Abbr. Target of an ID thief Tax ID Tax ID: Abbr. Tax filer's ID Tax filer's no. Tax form ID Tax form ID (Abbr.) Tax form datum (abbr.) Tax form digits Tax form no. Tax no. Tax return ID Tax return fig. Tax-form I.D. Taxation ID Taxpayer ID Taxpayer's ID Taxpayer's nine-digit ID Taxpayer's nine-digit ID: Abbr. Taxpayer's no. The first official one was 055-09-0001: Abbr. Three-part fig. Twice-hyphenated ID Two-hyphen ID (Abbr.) Targets for ID thieves Targets of phishing (abbr.) Tax IDs Tax IDs, often Tax IDs: Abbr. Tax data: Abbr. Tax form IDs Tax form IDs, for short Tax form figs. Tax form nos. Tax return IDs Tax return data: Abbr. Tax return nos. Tax-form IDs Taxation nos. Taxpayer ID's Taxpayers' IDs Taxpayers' info The IRS requires them Their first five parts are often disguised, for short Their first parts are geog. indicators They have nine digits and two hyphens (abbr.) They have nine digits and two hyphens, briefly They have only nine digits (Abbr.) They have two dashes: Abbr. They never begin with 666: Abbr. They were first issued in Nov. 1936 Three-part IDs Three-part figs. Three-part nos. Twice-hyphenated IDs Two-hyphen IDs Tadzhik , once (abbr.) Tadzhik or Turkmen: Abbr. Tajikistan or Turkmenistan, once: Abbr. Tajikistan, e.g., once: Abbr. Tajikistan, once: Abbr. Territory split up during perestroika: Abbr. The Ukr., e.g. The Ukraine, e.g. The Ukraine, formerly: Abbr. Turkmen _____ Turkmenistan, once: Abbr. Tadzhik and Uzbek: Abbr. Tadzikistan and Turkmenistan, formerly (abbr.) The Baltic States, once: Abbr. The Baltics, formerly The Baltics, once (Abbr.) The Stans were among them: Abbr. They became independent in 1991: Abbr. They broke up in 1991: Abbr. They were wiped off the map in '91 Three former UN members Two former UN members The draft Threatened snake's sound Three satisfactory grades target SDS antithesis Tire-leak sound TU 144, for one TU-144 TU-144, e.g. TU-144, e.g. (abbr.) The Concorde was one The Concorde, for one The Concorde, for one (abbr.) The Concorde, for short The Meat Puppets' record label, once The Minutemen's record label The Spike S-512, under development, e.g. The Tupolev Tu-144, e.g. The U.S.S.R. had the first civilian one The proposed Gulfstream X-54, e.g. There's one at the Museum of Flight Thing to which one might say "OK, boomer" Tilt-nose jet Time-saving means of travel Time-saving means of travel, once Trans-Atl. jet Transatl. Speeder Transatlantic cruiser Transatlantic express Transatlantic flier, for short Transatlantic flyer Transportation that's booming? Travel option for about 30 yrs. Troubled Fr. plane Tupolev Tu-144 was the first one Tupolev Tu-144, e.g. Tupolev Tu-144, for example Tupolev Tu-144, for short Tupolev creation Tupolev-144, e.g. Type of jet on display at N.Y.C.'s Intrepid Museum TU 144's TU-144 and Concorde Temporarily grounded fleet, briefly The Concorde et al. The Concorde fleet, e.g. (abbr.) The Concordes, initially The Concordes, when they flew Their noses tilted down They can cross in 4 hrs. They could turn down their noses They disappeared from runways in '03 They flew at Mach 2 They flew for nearly 35 years They got grounded after streaking They had Machmeters, briefly They had adjustable noses They haven't taken off since 2003 They last flew in 2003 They no longer boom They no longer fly They no longer make booms They once made touchdowns in NYC They used to land at JFK They used to turn down their noses They were retired in '03 They're just plane fast? They're not baby boomers They've gone from boom to bust, briefly Those sonic-boom planes. Trans-Atlantic fliers Trans-Atlantic speedsters Transatl. transports Transatlantic fliers, briefly