Letter T
Too young to vote, in 47 states.
Tomorrow's voter.
Typical driving-school customer
Typical slumber party participant
Their ways baffle grown-ups.
Typical high schoolers
Tragedy song in "American Graffiti"
"The O.C." and "Gossip Girl"
Typical YA reader
Typical fan of Dick Clark's "American Bandstand"
Typical sock hopper
Typical user of a transistor radio
Typical Tiger Beat readers
Tiger Beat topic
TV vampires, often
Their crooning may cause swooning
The most miniscule
"The Fault in Our Stars" genre, informally
"The Hunger Games" fans, typically
"The Wonder Years" years
Target audience for YA literature
Target audience for young adult literature
Target of much advertising
Temps for bundling up
Tender years.
Tense anagram
Tense time for many
Tenth graders, e.g.
Terrifying (or at least super irritating) group for anyone who isn't their age, often
The Bumstead kids, for two
The Hardy Boys, e.g.
The Ninja Turtles, for example
The acne years
The school years.
They come after 12
They fall between 12 and 20
They may be found hanging in malls
They may have curfews
They often have curfews
They start after 12
They start in middle school
They're between 12 and 20
They're coming of age
They're on their second decade
They're over 12 but under 20
Thirteen-to-nineteen age group
This decade
Tiger Beat's target audience
TikTok demo?
TikTok users, likely
Time between 12 and 20
Time for a growth spurt
Time of rapid development
Time to break out, often
Tough years, usually
Transition period of years.
Troubled times for many
Troubled times, often
Troubled years, usually
Troublesome time, for many
Troublesome time, for some
Troublesome times, for many
Trying years
Twelve to twenty
Typical Nome winter highs
Typical Snapchat users
Typical high-schoolers
Typical prom attendees, age-wise
Typical promgoers
Typical texters
Typical winter highs at the summit of Mt. Washington
Typically tough life phase
the time of life between the ages of 12 and 20
Too small to see, maybe
Two-thousands superhero show with a theme song performed by Puffy AmiYumi
Tiny (coll)
Tiny partner?
Tough to spot, probably
Type of bopper
Top for a toddler?
Tent with smoke flaps, in an anglicized spelling
Tribal tent
They solved Sitting Bull's housing problem: Var.
T-shirt necklines
Tank tops with sleeves, I guess?
Targets, in curling.
Tatters takes three
The meticulous always cross them
Their job is ball bearing
Their purpose is to have a ball
Their sole purpose is to have a ball
There are 18 in a round of golf
These should be crossed
They are chipped on golf courses
They can be graphic
They frequently have a ball
They get stuck before driving
They give props to kickers
They hold a driver's balls
They hold balls
They make beer better
They may be pulled out after driving
They may say "I'm With Stupid"
They might be graphic or cut-off
They often have a ball
They provide added height for a swing
They should be crossed
They shouldn't drop the ball
They usually get stuck before driving
They would probably cause bad first impressions at most job interviews
They're crossed when completed
They're fired at fans in stadiums
They're found in Tiger Woods' bag
They're in front of ewes?
They're often broken by drivers
They're often broken by golfers
They're pushed in before driving
They're sometimes broken by drivers
They're useful on links
They're useless unless they have a ball
Things having their home on the range?
Things to be crossed
Three-way intersections
Three-way joints
Three-way pipe connections
Tic-tac-toe starters?
Tiger's aids
Tiger's little props
Tiger's needs
Tiger's pegs
Tiger's pocketful
Tiger's props
Tiger's supply of eighteen
Tight ends?
Tiny pedestals, of a sort
Titleist holders
Titleist perches
Titleist supporters
Titleist supports
Tittering trio?
Tom Watson's starting points
Top-Flite supports
Tops at merch tables
Tops or props
Tops that don't spin
Tops with jeans
Tops without buttons
Torso coverers
Totter takes three
Tour mementos
Tourist shop buys
Tourist shop display
Trio in tatters
Twenty has two
Twist ends?
Two out of twenty?
Typical shirts for tie-dyeing
Typically round-neck shirts
*Top selection
The caddies wore __
They may be shot at basketball games
Tops at the gym
Tiger Woods forte
They may be long drives
Tinner's small anvil.
Tinsmith's anvil.
Tinsmiths' stakes.
Take wobbly steps
Threaten to fall
Threaten to topple
Tip precariously
Totter partner
Totter's mate
Threatened to fall
Threatened to topple
Tipsy-turvy?
Threatens to topple
Tips up and down
Threatens to fall from, maybe
Two people can't usually get high on it at the same time
Tilt-boarding
Target of whitening products
They get a paste in the mouth
They get into your food
They may be brushed or bared
They may be gnashed or gritted
They may be topped with crowns
They may bear crowns
They may exhibit malocclusion
They might be false
They might be whitened
They might break bread
They take a pasting
They're often brushed
They're put in food
They're seen on a saw
They're sometimes crowned
Things leaving marks
Things often put in laws
Things that gears and crocodiles share
Thirty-two are a mouthful
Track advice
Turtle's lack
things Saw
Tot's plaything?
Takes a step toward biting?
Trying period for baby.
Toddler's soother for sore gums
the inner surface of the gums of the upper front teeth
Tiger's slot on the schedule, e.g.
Those who abstain from drinking alcohol
Twirling toy.
The idiot box
The tube, cutely
Toon carriers
"The ___ Don": Gotti
Two year old doe
Two-year-old sheep
Two-year-old, unshorn sheep
Thin delicate inner coat of a seed
TURBAN and veil combined headdress
Tile: Lat.
Tile-like.
Taoistic power
Town SE of Bakersfield, Calif.
Tickle response
Tickle response (Var.)
Tickled expression?
Ticklee's utterance
Tickling response
Ticklish response
Tiny chuckle
Tiny crack response
Tiny laugh
Titter or giggle.
Titter or snicker
Tittering laugh.
Trickster's laugh
Tiny laughs
Titters
TIRANE, former name of the town of (Albania)
The lindens.
Tithe: Scot.
Tex-Mex music style
The sakeen.
T as in AT&T
The digits: Abbr.
Type of booth that's disappearing: abbr.
Type of message: Abbr.
Tissue, in anatomy
12 +1