Letter T 191500–191750

Turn ___ evidence Twenty-two divisions of India Target of a spy They're hush-hush The U. S., to an American abroad. The U.S., to an overseas G.I. Toward the lower 48 They are not "rugged individualists." Thomas Jefferson believed in it. Tax-supported institution Trip for a country's leader Throughout all of New York or California, say Throughout one of the Forty-eight. Throughout one of the fifty throughout a state "The Transporter" star Jason TV or radio interference Televiewer's problem Trouble on the set type of drug that lowers the levels of low-density lipoproteins in the blood TELEVISION channel Times Square, for one. They get you nowhere fast TV intermission Time for call letters Time out for a message. Times to bunch commercials TV watchers' choices Terminals; depots Times Square and Columbus Circle, in New York City Tuner control Tuner element Talk radio host's vehicle? Theory of government Totalitarian belief Totalitarian policy theory or practice of concentrating economic and political power in the state Tea Partier's opponent Type of totalitarian. Tabulator of numerical data TABULATE numerical facts They're "no substitute for judgment," per Henry Clay the act or practice of idolizing the state TURBINE wheel housing TURBINE, stationary part of Turbine's pivot TDs and INTs, e.g. TDs and interceptions THI et al. They factor into scouting reports They may be measured in yards, for short Top-three finishes and total earnings, in horse racing Trading card figures Trading card numbers trivia Sports The Neg Mawon Emancipation Monument is one The Thinker, for example The Venus de Milo, e.g. The ___ of liberty There is a Phil Lynott one in Dublin There's one of Kamehameha the Great in front of Ali'iolani Hale Thinker, for one This might be a bust Three-dimensional likeness Town square art Town square centerpiece Town square figure Town square figure, perhaps Town-square sight Torchbearer Torchbearer of note Torchbearer of note [Jeep] The Thinker and others They may be busts Two of the Seven Wonders of the World Tall and graceful. Tall and well-proportioned They're on stage at the Grammys the distance from head to foot Type of symbol the relative position or standing of things or especially persons in a society That's just the way it is Things passed on the way to the White House? True to the max They form sides of casks "Take your coat off" "__ tuned!" Temporary accommodation at a hotel Take up quarters Tell it to Bowser They're not going places This may figure in an hourglass figure Time at a hotel Time at a motel Time at a resort Time at the hotel Time at the inn Time in a hotel, e.g. Time in an inn Time spent Time spent at a hotel Time spent in a place. the night Spend Telecommuter, perhaps Telecommuting, these days? "Trip" in your living room, say This is not going anywhere Time off spent at home Took no more cards in blackjack Took time for self-care, perhaps (... 6 to 9) Those with endurance Take a self-care day, say Take the night off from partying, say Two words from mother on rainy days. They might be executed by a judge They might give you a stiff neck Toby Keith "___ in Mexico" ___ the course (perseveres) Triangular banner Takes a night to relax Theology degrees. TRAINING corps, senior The "West Point" of France. "The clap," for one TELEPHONE call not local The "S" in E.S.T.: Abbr. The "S" of CST: Abbr. The Drip, e.g. The S in CST The clap, e.g. The usual, briefly The usual: Abbr. There's one based on gold: Abbr. There's one of living: Abbr. Thing spread in bed: Abbr. [get the 2013 rate - subscribe to avxwords.com today] Thing that might be contracted by unions?: Abbr. Time zone word: Abbr. Topic in Sex Ed. Transmission type (Abbr.) Transmission type, briefly Tried-and-true fig. Type of gear shift (abbr.) Type of transmission: Abbr. Typical: Abbr. Tediously dull quality The E.P.A. issues them: Abbr. The usual amts. They can be picked up with screws They define normalcy: Abbr. They may be set by industry grps. They should be mentioned before getting busy They're caught by those who get around, briefly They're normal: Abbr. Things to report to one's partner: Abbr. Topics in sex ed class Touchstones: Abbr. Thing you should get if you're frisky, briefly Theresa, e.g. Therese of Liseux e.g. Therese's title: abbr. Therese, for one: Abbr. Thérèse of Lisieux, e.g. Thérèse or Geneviève: Abbr. Thérèse, e.g.: Abbr. Thérèse, for one: Abbr. Title abbreviation for Genevieve Title for Genevieve of Paris: Abbr. Title for Jeanne d'Arc Title for Jeanne d'Arc: Abbr. Title for Therese Title for Thérèse: Abbr. __ Therese, Que. __ Therese, Quebec __-Thérèse, QC __-Thérèse, Quebec ___ Theresa, island in the St. Lawrence. ___ Therese. ___-Thérèse ___-Thérèse, Que. "The Man Who Loved Children" author the post or function properly or customarily occupied or served by another took his place Today's sweethearts. Total consistency the quality of being steady or securely and immovably fixed in place the quality of being steady--regular and unvarying "Turf," not "surf" T-bone T-bone or porterhouse T-bone or rib eye T-bone or ribeye T-bone or strip T-bone or tenderloin T-bone, for example T-bone, for one T-bone, say Table rarity. Tartare or Swiss Texas Roadhouse specialty The "turf" in surf and turf The "turf" of "surf and turf," usually The "turf" of a "surf and turf" The "turf" of surf and turf The "turf" on some menus The "turf" part of "surf and turf" The best meat. Thick slice of cod. Thick slice of fish or meat Traditional "poultice" for a shiner Treat from the grill Tuna cut Tuna serving Tuna slab Turf you can eat Turf, as opposed to surf Turf, in a seafood restaurant Turf, in some restaurants Turf, to menu makers Type of house with plenty of meat Tenderloin or T-bone T-bone and flank T-bone and sirloin T-bone and tenderloin T-bones T-bones and filets mignons T-bones and others T-bones and sirloins T-bones, for example Table ante? Texas Roadhouse fare They can be rare Thick pieces of salmon Things applied to black eyes, traditionally Tofu or tuna servings "That's the _____ of our worries" Take a "five-finger discount" Take a base Take advantage of a changeup, say Take an extra base Take an extra base, e.g. Take feloniously Take home ... in more ways than one? Take home in a dramatic fashion? Take home, perhaps? Take inappropriately Take off with Take second, e.g. Take second, in a way Take second, perhaps Take third, maybe