Letter T 190500–190750

Transatlantic speedsters, once Transatlantic whiskers Transportation for those in a hurry Transporters since '76 Travel options for 30 yrs. Traveler's timesavers Tu-144 and Concorde, once Tu-144 and others Tu-144's Tu-144's, e.g. Tu-144s and Concordes Tupolev Tu-144s, e.g. Tupolev-144, etc. Tupolevs, e.g. Tupolevs, for short Twentieth-century transportation marvels the only SST to enter commercial service was the British and French Concorde "The Canary Murder Case" author Tulsa-to-Phoenix dir. Tupelo-to-Jackson dir. "T" stop (abbr.) TV OR RADIO CHANnEL The RR stops here The bus stops here, briefly The bus stops here: Abbr. The train stops here (abbr.) Thing that's always on track?: Abbr. Ticket place: Abbr. Ticketing place: Abbr. Times Sq., e.g., in N.Y.C. Times Sq., e.g., on the IRT Times Sq., to a straphanger Timetable listing: Abbr. Tkt. office locale Tkt. office location Tkt.-office locale Train depot (abbr.) Train or bus term. Train stop, briefly Train terminal (Abbr.) Transfer loc. Transit map abbr. Transit syst. component Try to make rent? Tube stop: Abbr. "True friends __ you in the front": Wilde "True friends ___ you in the front" (Oscar Wilde) Try with a knife, perhaps Take a __ at (try) Take a ___ at Take a ___ at (attempt) Take a ___ at it (try) Take a___at Thrust a bayonet Thrust at Thrust of a sort Thrust tines into Thrust with a bayonet Thrusting blow Total guess Take a -- (attempt) Take a -- (try) Take a ___ (give a go) Take a ___ (try for) Try to impale Try to run through Take a ___ (attempt something) Type of Alexander Calder sculpture the process of stabilising The quality of being unchanging,steadfast;steadiness the quality or attribute of being firm and steadfast Thoroughbred's pad Transportation hub of old Track starter's need? Thoroughbreds' homes Track adjunct Track adjuncts Track buildings Team Rule #3 Tentative efforts Tentative guesses They may be taken on "Jeopardy!" Thrusting blows Tries (with "at"): Colloq. Tries to pick up, maybe Tries to stick a fork in TV title role for Debra Messing Tom Selleck rocked one Trimmed facial hair? type of plant of the genus which includes lamb's ears and betony Tall chimney. Tetris pieces Three rifles hooked together to stand. Tidy pile Type of desk tray "... the librarian was ___..." "___? Then those cards will be in a neat little pile" Third tip Total: Slang. Title song character who's asked "Did your mom get back from her business trip?" TV's Mike Hammer portrayer is ready? Town, Dutch style. Town, in Africa Town, in S. Africa. Town, in Scandinavia Town, in several European nations Town: Dutch. Town: So. Afr. type of support or prop the office of stadholder, a Dutch viceroy or provincial governor The Colosseum, et al. Tracks of yore Target Field, e.g. The P.G.A.'s Craig ___ Towns: Dutch. Teutonic town Town: Ger. Town: German. Town hall, in Germany. the office of stadtholder The help The officers of Shape. Those on duty Those on the payroll Tool for a shepherd Type of car or nurse Type of car, nurse or sergeant Type of nurse or sergeant Time-out spot for office crybabies? TRENT River, rising point of the Teachers’ break area Teachers' lounge The bittersweet and its relatives "The ___ at Bay." "The ___ at eve . . . " "The ___ at eve . . . ": Scott "The ___ at eve had drunk . . . " "The antler'd monarch of the waste.” Ten pointer, say The Hartford symbol The Hartford's logo The deer in The Hartford's logo, e.g. Trophy hunter's quarry Trophy-hunter's quarry, sometimes Type of beetle or party Type of frat party "The ___ eve . . . " "The boards" "The boards," to an actor The Lunts' milieu The acting profession The band takes it The world to some The world, to Jaques The world, to Shakespeare. Theater actor's platform Theater centerpiece Theater floor Theater focal point Theater place Theater platform Theater world Theater, with 'the' Theatre-in-the-round centerpiece Theatrical platform Thespian area Thespian's domain Thespian's milieu Thespian's place Thespian's platform Thespian's spot Thespian's workplace Tour de France division Tour de France leg Tour de France part Tour de France segment Tour-de-France segment Transport in a Western Transportation in the Old West Type of coach Type of whisper theatron transport Oater HORSEOPERA actor Jack Talent show performance, say Theatrical pieces . . . to Dodge City Theatrical skill behind the scenes and on stage Theater crew's area of expertise They get props for their work on Broadway They provide a change of scenery Theatrically presented Theater alley suitor Theater crew member Theater employe. Theatre employe. theatrical worker They have properties, can't sell Typical "Toddlers & Tiaras" parent Tonys and Obies? Theater actor's accessory Theater impresario The actor enters from this side, opposite left Theater professionals Theatricians. They can really put on a show Theater platforms Theatrical jargon. Theater background Theater's backdrop Theatrical layout. Theater designs They make a scene on Broadway They're struck at the end of a run Things to get a grip on? The second part "The grand old man of football" to arrange in a systematic order type of fern with fronds that resemble antlers Tops in tacky theatrics temporary support used in building Task for the producers of "Five Guys Named Moe"? 'The Eve of --' (Keats poem) The line-up at a debutante party. They can't do without does They go with does They have racks They're dear to does Things in hindsight? Turns informer: Slang. Theatrical to a fault Too-too theatrical TV journalist Lesley Telejournalist Lesley Traditional in outlook. "The Human ___" (Philip Roth) Table finish (or ruiner) Tablecloth splotch Tablecloth spoiler Taint of guilt. Tarnish or varnish This goes with the grain Tide may wash it away Tide to Go pen target Tomato sauce may leave one on a shirt Tough spot to get out Treat wood Treat, as wood Turmeric may leave one Tinged with color. Took a spill, perhaps?