Letter T 195500–195750

"The Terror Dream" author Faludi "The Volcano Lover" novelist Sontag "Thelma & Louise" star Sarandon "Trust Exercise" author Choi TV's "Suddenly ____" Teri's "Desperate Housewives" role Teri's role on "Desperate Housewives" Title girl in a 1968 Buckinghams hit "The Love Machine" author "The Love Machine" author Jacqueline Title gal in an 1848 tune by Stephen Foster Title girl in an 1848 hit Title girl of a Stephen Foster song "Thelma and Louise" star the imaginary part of the admittance the state of being susceptible Tendency to be affected by an adverse disease the state of being susceptive TRENDY FARE Temaki or futomaki Tidbits often served with tea Tokyo bar order Tokyo delicacy Tokyo rice roll Treat from Tokyo Trendy Japanese fare Top for a Japanese dish? Toronto dish with a rice crust and fish toppings They're served with wasabi "The Lovely Bones" heroine The Everly Brothers' "Wake Up Little ___" The Everly Brothers' girl Three-time U.S. Women's Open champ Berning Title girl of a 1957 Dale Hawkins hit Too wary of chafing to cosplay as a knight at RenFaire? (Tsk, there's ointments for that) The "who" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three circled answers in this quadrant The "who" of a Clue accusation, whose identity is hinted at by the three shaded answers in this quadrant the state of being suspected They're in detective novels the state of being suspenseful the state of being suspensible, that can be suspended temporary removal (as from office or privileges) The world's longest crosses Japan's Akashi Strait tending to suspend, or to keep in suspense tending to arouse suspicion Three Mile Island is in it Thought through, with "out" to keep up, maintain The Beatles' "I Feel Fine" begins with one the act of sustaining life by food or providing a means of subsistence the indistinct sound of people whispering Teaching from the Pali canon Text about yoga, maybe The Kama ___ Texts in Hinduism Tony Award-winning actress Foster Thread for doctors Type of stitch thread of catgut or silk or wire used by surgeons to stitch tissues together These leave 'em in stitches They keep you in stitches Tahoe or Santa Fe Tahoe or Sequoia Tahoe or Sierra Tahoe or Yukon Tahoe or Yukon, e.g. Tahoe, e.g., for short Telluride or Escalade The Enclave, e.g. Toyota 4Runner, e.g. Toyota Highlander, e.g. Toyota RAV4, e.g. Toyota Sequoia, e.g Trendy wheels: Abbr. Tucson or Santa Fe Tucson or Santa Fe, for short Tucson, e.g. the capital and largest city of Fiji Tahoe and Acadia Tahoe/Yukon They get mileage in the twenties They tend to have low mpg ratings Thighmaster spokesperson Somers the domain of a suzerain the dominion or authority of a suzerain the position or authority of a suzerain Type of pancake (with "crepe") "The World of __ Wong" "The World of __ Wong": 1960 film "The World of ___ Wong" (1957 Richard Mason novel) "The World of ___ Wong" (1960 movie) "The World of _____ Wong" (William Holden film) Title girl in a Creedence Clearwater Revival song "The Wild One" rocker Twinkie shelfmate Twinkie's cousin Twinkie-like snack "The Gutenberg Elegies" author Birkerts Tibet explorer Hedin Two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer Nykvist "Trilby" character "Trilby" hypnotist "Trilby" villain Trilby's mesmerizer. Trouble for Trilby. The Spanish Armada sailed on it Tex.-based carrier Take a DNA sample, perhaps Take a mop to Tar (m) Tar's cleaner Tar's mop Test kit item Tidy up topside Tool for sampling Tool for taking a DNA sample Tool in a DNA kit the deck Clean T-shirts or key chains, perhaps Take from a party Trade-show freebies Traveler's bundle, in Australia. Trim over window Tool for bending cold metal Tool for bending metal Tool for shaping metal Tools for spreading metals Traveled carrying a bundle, in Australia. Tude or 'tude TRAVELLER with a swag tramp who carries his belongings in a bundle on his back traveling bushman travelling bushman TANZANIAN language Tanzanian tongue the state of being swainish, boorish They may come a-wooing The "S" in this stands for "sealed" TWITTERING crying bird Take, as medicine The still-hungry sucker ___ the bait Tolerate a tux? Thao "When We ___" Took a lap, perhaps Took part in a school activity? Took to the pool Traveled horizontally Traveled in trunks, say Traveled in trunks? Traveled like Spitz Teacher in a turban Teacher wearing a turban The Indian master or husband Title for a Hindu religious teacher. Title for a Hindu teacher. Title for the religious teacher Satchidananda Saraswati Trusted wise guy Turban wearer, maybe Turbaned mystic Turbaned one Turbaned predictor Turbaned sage Turbaned seer Turbaned teacher Turbaned type Turbaned mystics Trained in the pool terrain Everglades bird The Okefenokee and others Traveled to the source of, in a way "The Trumpet of the ___" (1970 E. B. White novel) "The Ugly Duckling." "The ___," Grace Kelly film "Twilight" protagonist Bella ___ T. Rex "Ride a White ___" Tchaikovsky bird Tchaikovsky heroine Tchaikovsky heroine's animal form Tchaikovsky's "--- Lake" Thames paddler The Ugly Duckling, actually The Ugly Duckling, eventually The Ugly Duckling, later The Ugly Duckling, really The Ugly Duckling, ultimately The ugly duckling's mother The ugly duckling, as it turns out The ugly duckling, when grown Title character of "The Ugly Duckling," actually Trumpeter for one Trumpeter ___ (heaviest bird found in North America) Trumpeter in the park Trumpeter in the wild Trumpeter on a lake Trumpeter on the water Trumpeter with a prominent neck Trumpeter, e.g. Trumpeting bird Two-legged trumpeter Type of dive or song Type of song or dive Title river in a Gershwin/Caesar song Title river of a song popularized by Al Jolson Took a cut at the ball, according to Dizzy Dean. Took a cut at the ball, à la Dizzy. Took a cut, slangily Tried to hit, in dialect Two-Oscar Hilary Two-time Best Actress winner Two-time Best Actress winner Hilary Targeted to the well-to-do Tchaikovsky classic Tchaikovsky masterpiece Tschaikovsky's bird habitat Titular protagonist in a Marcel Proust novel "The 12 Days of Christmas" gift Tchaikovsky ballet birds Tchaikovsky ballet characters Tchaikovsky ballet roles They draw Lohengrin's boat. They're white and graceful on water Trumpeter et al. Trumpeters Trumpeters on a lake Trumpeters or mutes Trumpeters, e.g. THICK cotton fabric with soft nap thick cotton fabric TV dinner name Truman's last TV address, for instance. Take this for that Take turns telling, as stories Tax-free transaction, usually There's no money in it This for that This-for-that arrangement This-for-that deal This-for-that transaction Tit for tat ... or tat for tit Tit for tat, e.g. Tit-for-tat trade Trade at some meets Trade this for that Trade: Colloq. Trade: Slang. Trade; barter Transaction at a meet Type of meet The Brooklyn Flea is a notable one Trade an aisle seat for a window seat, say